Marina di Asfodeli

The Marina di Asfodeli offers its customers over 35 years of experience , that of two brothers, Lorenzo and Paolo, who have made their passion, the sea, their job . Our history Lorenzo and Paolo , founding members of Lomar International Marine , are two brothers who, since 1984, have been dealing with the management of small and large boats, from winter storage to summer mooring . The two have always been driven by their passion for the sea as they are also very old sailors , in particular Lorenzo who, since 2014, has brought home the winter champion trophy of Gallura with his crew of "I vezzi mie" . Paolo , a former motorcyclist racer and a great motorcycle enthusiast , has always followed and taken care of the world of marine engines . Today Lomar has in fact, for over 30 years, the most important official Yamaha dealer . Since 1984 the long history of Lomar begins with the construction of wind-surf boards in Olbia and the management of all the nautical activities of the Hotel La Marmorata in S. Teresa di Gallura , a holiday village with 3,000 beds. Then comes the management of the port of Palumbalza , also known as Porto Oro , a small marina with only 40 berths, very exclusive part of the area of ​​the Luxury Hotel Palumbalza . The excellent work done and results obtained at the port of Palumbalza allows Lomar to become an established company and leader in the fast expanding sector . In fact 8 years later, in 1992, the experience and professionalism of Lomar was chosen for the management of the Marina di Asfodeli . For two years Lomar maintains the management of both navies. In 1994 he decided to abandon Palumbalza to concentrate on the expansion project of the Marina di Asfodeli . Subsequently in 2006, Lomar acquired the Marina exclusively. Thanks to the vast clientele that the Marina has acquired in recent years, becoming an important reference point on the Costa Smeralda , in 2008 an important redevelopment of the port begins : the pier is completely demolished and then rebuilt in special African woods ( Azobè, Iroko and Yellow Balau ).