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Marina di Ravenna - Porto Corsini
The harbour of Marina di Ravenna, situated at the mouth of the Candiano Channel which connects Ravenna with the sea, is the largest and best-equipped harbour among the ones situated in the 9 lidos of Ravenna, as well as one of the most important Italian harbours thanks to the trade activities it involves. It can host up to 661 15-metre-long boats. It was commissioned in 1736 by Pope Clemente XII Corsini, who gave it his name. Situated halfway between Venice and Ancona, it is characterized by two 3-kilometre-long outer breakwaters which protect both the northern and the southern mouths. Inside the breakwaters are the piers. Between the southern outer breakwater and the eastern pier only pleasure and sailing boats are allowed to sail. The southern pier hosts the Ravenna Sailing Club, the Ravenna Yacht Club and the A.N.M.I.
Coordinates: 44° 29’ 42” N - 12° 17’ 43” E
Shoal: from 0.60 to 4 metres
Vhf Channel: 16
Berths: 661
Maximum length: 15 metres
Harbour Office
Via Teseo Guerra 1
48100 Porto Corsini (RA)
Tel. 0544 443011 Fax 0544 447498
ravenna@guardiacostiera.it |
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Services and facilities
- Filling station
(h. 7.00 - 19.00) - Drinking water intakes and power sockets
- Dock lighting
- Slipway
- Slip dock
- Fixed crane up to 150 tons
- 10 movable cranes up to 200 tons
- 1 50-ton travel lift
- Outdoor and indoor garaging
- Motor repair shop
| - Electric and electronic assistance
- Vtr and steel hulls repairs
- Surveillance
- Piloting
- Skin-divers
- Berthing
- Fire alarm
- Showers and services
- Rubbish collection
- Car park
- Telephones
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Not to be missed: Only 10 kilometres far from Porto Corsini is the city of Ravenna, the Italian capital of ancient mosaic. Not to be missed is the visit to the old town of the city, rich in monuments and Romanesque, Gothic and Byzantine churches. |
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