Yachtcharter Italien- Sardinia
ITALIEN - ELBA - TOSKANA - NEAPEL - SÜD ITALIEN - SARDINIEN - SIZILIEN
Bareboat oder mit Skipper Segelyachten, Katamarane, Motoryachten
oder Yachten mit Besatzung.
Corsica, Sardinia
and the small islands in the channel off Bonifacio and off the
Northern coast of Sardinia do not belong together politically,
but they certainly do geographically and as a sailing area. The
two wild, rugged islands are well known amongst yachtsmen, not
least due to the famous regattas which are frequently held in
Porto Cervo. Sardinia is rich in contrasts. The luxurious
coastline of the Costa Smeralda is one of the most exclusive
places in the Mediterranean.
Some of the largest yachts and most expensive hotels, which are
frequented by international VIPs, are located in and around
Porto Cervo, the main city of the Emerald Coast. On the other
hand, the hinterland of the rest of the island is rather bare,
while the western coast has unspoilt dreamy inlets. The Costa
Verde, incidentally, is not green but rather white: enormous
dunes, up to several hundred metres high, tower in front of the
blue sky.
Punta Ala
Punta Ala the town
Only 14 nautical miles separate the sailing base in the Tuscan
archipelago and the island of Elba. Here in Punta Ala, the
largest yacht harbour in Italy, lie the yachts of the rich and
famous its an ideal base from which to go on trips into
southern Tuscany.
By land it is only a couple of km from Punta Ala to Grosseto
airport; Pisa lies 120 km from Punta Ala, while the airport of
Rome is 180 km away.
Punta Ala the yacht port:
The modern yacht harbour of the same name lies on the Northern
side of Punta Ala. When steering in from the South, watch the
cliffs to the West of Punta Ala, since uneven ground stretches
far to the west from here.
The waterway is 6m deep. Yachts that are just stopping over
first make a stop at the pier of the control tower, to be
assigned a place. The harbour has a filling station for all
kinds of fuel, and a shipyard for all types of repairs. There
are showers at several locations, and the harbour is surrounded
by shops, restaurants, and boutiques.
Procida
This charming little island lies between Ischia and Capri, just
a couple of nautical miles from Naples. All three islands in the
bay are famous the world over. Procida, with its picturesque
houses, was the preferred island of Painters and Poets; Ischia
became famous mostly thanks to its hot springs,
While Capri has been a popular leisure destination since the
times of the Roman Emperors, due to its climate and delightful
vegetation.
Procida Marina the port and yacht harbour
The small port on the North side of the island was developed
into a protective harbour. When steering into the harbour by
daylight, the citadel to the East of the harbour is used for
navigation. There are no shallows in the waterway. The Western
and Eastern jetties of the harbour are reserved for ferries. The
harbour for yachts lies to the East of the main harbour, right
in front of town. All supplies are available in town, and fuel
can be obtained at the pier.
Cala Galera
Cala Galera the yacht port
The yacht port of Cala Galera is located on the Western end of
the bay of the same name, half a nautical mile South of Porto
Ercole.
It is safe to steer into this harbour in all weathers, and we
find it preferable to the often overfilled harbour of Porto
Ercole. The yacht harbour is open on the north side, and there
are beacons on both sides of the jetty. The first 200 metres on
the inside of the Eastern jetty is a public anchoring ground,
right next to shops, hotels, and restaurant.
