Harbour

Port Toga - Bastia

4.0Bastia, FranceCorsica

Maximum length: 30 m
VHF channel: 9
Maximum draught: 3.4 m

Marina of 363 berths on the north edge of Bastia, built in the 1990s between the commercial ferry port and the district of Pietranera.

Guide

Approach and anchoring

Straightforward approach from the east. Entrance between two jetties marked by red and green sector lights. Maximum draught 3.4 m at the outer pontoons. Keep clear of the ferry lane south of the breakwater when ferries manoeuvre. VHF 9 for the harbour office.

Practical

363 berths, visitor capacity on pontoon D. Fuel berth with diesel and petrol at the entrance. Water and electricity on all berths. Showers, laundry, chandlery and crane on site. Restaurants and bars along the marina. Bastia city centre and the Vieux Port are 1.5 km south on foot.

Ashore

The Cap Corse peninsula road starts immediately north of the port and follows the east coast for 40 km to Macinaggio. The church of San Martino di Lota perches on the hill above Pietranera, 3 km north of the marina.

History

The marina was opened in 1994 to relieve pressure on the older Vieux Port further south. It occupies land reclaimed at the former tobacco factory site, which gave the district its name.