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Cattolica
Mainly used as a fishing harbour, the harbour of Cattolica is situated at the mouth of the small stream Tavollo. The harbour is protected both East and West by two piers and the basin is situated on the Western Pier.
Coordinates: 43° 58’ 28“ N - 12° 45’ 20“ E
Berths: 500 (+ 90 prospective berths for the new basin)
Maximum length: 20 metres
Shoal: from 2,50 to 3,20 metres
Local sea department:
Via Antonini 4
47841 Cattolica (RN)
Tel. and Fax 0541 963221 |
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Services and facilities
- Filling station
- 2 hose connections
- 4 power sockets
- Dock lighting
- Slipway
- Slip dock up to 60 tons
- Fixed crane up to 15 tons
- Movable crane up to 160 tons
- Outdoor and indoor garaging
- Motor repair shop
- Electric and electronic assistance
| - Wood and vtr hulls repairs
- Sail repairs
- Skin-divers
- Fire alarm
- Weather forecast
- Services
- Rubbish collection
- Ice sale
- Car park
- Telephones
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Not to be missed: At the Museum of the Queen visitors can gain information about the ancient origins of the city and its development as a sea village. Interesting spots to visit are the Town hall dating back to 1914, the church of San Apollinare dating back to ‘200 and the sixteenth-century S.Croce gallery situated next to the Museum of the Queen. Between the city centre and the beach is an interesting complex built in the 30s and used as a sea colony which today hosts the modern water bearer “Le Navi”. |
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