Lecco Canottieri

Typology: Public, Motor Average draft: 1,4 m Trouble: Close to: N, S, E, W. Lighthouses and lights: Two red and green lights highlight the entrance to the port Type of mooring: Pont / trappa, Gradinata Number of berths under concession: 15 Number of moorings in transit for a fee: 0 Number of free temporary berths: 4 Radio channel: Not present Prohibitions: See navigation regulations Quayside services: - Nautical services: Nautical shop nearby Other services: ATM, Bar, Post office, Waste sorting, Pharmacy, Car parking References: Town Hall Approach and characteristics General information: Varenna is located at the mouth of the Esino stream and is a pretty fishing village, which is worth a visit. To the north and south of the town, there are respectively villa Cipressi and Villa Monastero. The marina is located near the historic centre, where there are characteristic souvenir shops, bars and refreshment points. Outside the small port basin, there is a pier for temporary moorings that can accommodate up to 4 boats for a few hours. It is necessary to pay close attention to the wave motion created by the Navigazione ferries. Please note that public navigation has right of way on private boats, even if sailing. Also of note is the ìRiva Grande ”flight of steps, on which fishing boats are moored. Winds: the area blows afternoon breezes from the second and third quadrant, which can reach an intensity of 10 knots. In conjunction with thunderstorms, strong winds of varying directions are recorded. Approach and mooring: conspicuous points, approaching from the north, are the bell tower and the top of the Vezio castle. The town of Varenna is clearly visible coming from the south. Pay attention to the slums at the mouth of the Esino stream, marked by a pole with orange light. Other shallow waters are present at the tip that protects the bay where the ferries dock from the south. Characteristics of the port: it is a port of ancient conception, well sheltered from all winds, but which can offer shelter to a few local boats. If necessary, refer to the port facilities of Bellano.