General Data

Category:

Ports

Latitude:

43° 51′ 10″ N

Longitude:

13° 1′ 3″ E

Email:

info@marinadeicesari.it

Phone:

0721 800279

VHF:

8

Town:

Fano

ZIP CODE:

61030

Province:

Pesaro – Urbino

Country:

Italia

Address:

Mediterranean waterfront snc

Features

Minimum Draught:

2.8m

Maximum Fishing:

2.8m

Backdrops:

muddy – sandy

Redoubt:

from all winds

Boat Places:

420

Port Access Hours:

continuous

Max Length. Boats:

40m

Hazards:

with adverse weather conditions entry from the inlet is difficultSand bar in the channel often not dredged, reduces the draft to less than 2 mt

Traverses:

Grecale – Sirocco

Quayside Services

Other Services

Bari, restaurant; Wi-Fi; ShipChandler; bicycle and golf car rental;

Description

Among the ports in the Marche region, in the heart of the Adriatic, lies Marina dei Cesari, a new and modern tourist port facility located within the fishing port of Fano.

Also known as “Porto in Città” (Port in the City), thanks to its location—with the marina just a short walk from Fano’s beautiful historic town— the marina was built right next to the old commercial port and is the perfect solution for boaters seeking a safe and well-equipped mooring for their Sailing Boats or Motor Boats.

Fano is also a strategic sailing base for those who want to sail to the coast of Croatia (just 70 miles away).

The services offered by the Marina dei Cesari

The facility has 420 berths, for units from 7 to 40 meters in length, and has all the dockside services necessary for the safe landing of boaters.

  • Electricity and water on the docks
  • Mooring assistance (with divers)
  • 24h Vigilance
  • Fire-fighting system
  • Fuel supply at the dock

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