Port of Fano

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General Data

Category:

Ports

Latitude:

43° 51′ 23″ N

Longitude:

13° 0′ 57″ E

VHF:

16 circomare Fano

Town:

Fano

ZIP CODE:

61032

Province:

Pesaro and Urbino

Country:

Italia

Website:

http://www.portodifano.it

Address:

Mediterranean waterfront 26

Features

Minimum Draught:

1m

Maximum Fishing:

3.5m

Backdrops:

Sandy

Redoubt:

Inbound only by garbino, in dock by all winds

Boat Places:

640

Port Access Hours:

H 24

Max Length. Boats:

30m

Anchorages Vicine:

port of pesaro 8 miles NNW

Prohibitions:

Prohibited port entry
  • In the New Dock to vessels with a draft exceeding 2.3 meters.
  • In the New Giurgin to vessels with a draft exceeding 3 meters.
  • In the Albani Canal to vessels with a draft exceeding 2 meters.

Hazards:

Sand bar at entrance reduces draft to less than 2 mt and makes entrance dangerous

Traverses:

Tramontana and Greek in winter, I quadrant in summer.

Quayside Services

Description

Fano Marina – Le Marche

Sheltered by the east pier and the west pier, the port of Fano is located right at the mouth of the Albani Canal. It is an old fishing port in the Marche region, to which a tourist marina with piers for recreational boats was later added.
Access is via the north-facing entrance, which is marked by a lighthouse.
Inside, the port consists of

  • Pipeta dock: the western dock.
  • Albani Canal
  • Giurgin dock: the eastern port basin
  • New Dock
  • Marina dei Cesari: the marina located within the port of Fano, for sail and motor boats.

Port areas reserved for recreational boating
Since the port is predominantly fishing in nature, mooring for recreational motor and sailing boats is limited to the Albani Canal and the New Dock.

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