Port of Duca degli Abruzzi

General Data

Category:

Ports

Latitude:

44° 23′ 58″ N

Longitude:

8° 55′ 48″ E

Email:

info@leganavalegenova.net

Phone:

010 2461206

Phone 2:

010 2461201

Town:

Genoa

ZIP CODE:

16126

Province:

Genoa

Country:

Italia

Address:

Janus Pier snc

Useful numbers:

Rowing Club Genovese: 010 2461195; Soc. Canottieri Elpis: 010 2518720;

Features

Minimum Draught:

4m

Maximum Fishing:

15m

Backdrops:

generally good tenor

Redoubt:

From Quadrant I

Boat Places:

380

Port Access Hours:

continuous

Max Length. Boats:

30m

Traverses:

Southerly winds

Quayside Services

Other Services

Bar, refreshment;

Description

The Duca degli Abruzzi Marina is a private facility reserved exclusively for its members, although the club does grant temporary access to non-members when necessary. The marina provides its guests with mooring, storage, and boat hauling services, in addition to the numerous amenities available within the private club.

The port is located within the much larger harbor basin of the Port of Genoa and enjoys a central location in the Town, between the Old Port and the Genoa Fairgrounds.Access by sea is through the eastern entrance to the Port of Genoa, near the Punta Vagno lighthouse. From there, you must sail along the starboard side of the entrance channel for about 500 meters, from the Genoa Fairgrounds to Molo Cagni, staying exclusively within the entrance channel, which is about 40 meters wide. From there, you can pull up to the starboard side and enter the marina.

The Duca degli Abruzzi Marina is home to the Italian Yacht Club, which has 7 piers, 6 floating docks, and one dock along the shore, providing mooring for approximately 200 boats. Additional berths are reserved for the Italian Naval League (100 berths) and the rowing clubs Rowing Club Genovese (12 berths) and Società Canottieri Elpis (68 berths).

The most notable institution within the Duca degli Abbruzzi Marina is undoubtedly the Italian Yacht Club, founded in 1879, which remains the oldest sailing club in the Mediterranean. Also of particular interest are its clubhouse—which was destroyed and rebuilt after the bombings of World War II—and the library, which offers members access to more than 1,500 books, as well as numerous nautical magazines.
By land, the marina can be reached by car from the Town by taking the Aldo Moro elevated highway and exiting onto Via della Marina to access the Molo Giano Port Entrance. Alternatively, you can reach the marina by metro by getting off at the S. Agostino stop and taking the Via/Piazza della Marina exit, which leads directly to the Molo Giano Port Gate.

Points of interest

An important point of interest around Porticciolo Duca degli Abbruzzi is undoubtedly the Fiera di Genova, where the Genoa Boat Show, one of the world’s most important fairs dedicated to recreational boating, is held every year between September and October.

Curiosities

At the end of the Giano Pier, at the mouth of the Duca degli Abruzzi Marina, is the Port of Genoa’s pilot control tower, which collapsed during the sad accident on May 7, 2013, following a collision with the container ship Jolly Nero.

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