Harbour

Marina di Porto Cervo

3.7Porto Cervo, Italy

Maximum length: 328 ft
VHF channel: 9
Maximum draught: 22 ft

Marina at Porto Cervo, the main harbour of the Costa Smeralda in north-east Sardinia. 720 berths, fuel berth, draught up to 7 metres. VHF 9.

Guide

Approach and anchoring

Call on VHF 9 before entering. Marina boatmen meet boats and assist berthing. The marina has two areas. The new port holds most pontoons. The old port is closer to town, and boats there moor stern-to on their own anchor. Stops of about two hours were free on request by VHF in 2025 and 2026. The harbour is open to westerlies, and 30 kn made the new port uncomfortable in May 2025.

Practical

Prices rise sharply in season. In late May 2026 a 13.5 m yacht paid 51 euros a night. From June 2026 a 42 ft boat paid 216 euros, and in July a 13.4 m boat 450 euros. Water and power are extra, prepaid on a card topped up at the office or at a machine outside. The 3-phase posts need an adapter, lent against the boat's papers or a cash deposit of 750 euros in July 2026.

Ashore

In June 2026 a grocery store in the marina building at the new port opened from 08:00 to 20:00. Out of season the nearest supermarket is a 25-minute walk. Chandlery and boatyard on site, but no laundry in 2025. The old village of Porto Cervo is about 3 km on foot, partly without a pavement. A shuttle boat links the new and old ports on a schedule. Eating places include Lord Nelson's Pub and Cibo, a restaurant with a shop.