A stable and safe landing place to moor in Costa Smeralda
If you’re not sure where to moor in Sardinia, Marina Cala dei Sardi is definitely a practical and eco-friendly option. Located between Portisco and Porto Rotondo, within the Gulf of Cugnana in the municipality of Olbia, Marina Cala dei Sardi is Sardinia’s largest fully floating and eco-friendly marina.
The facility consists of two floating piers which, thanks to the cutting-edge technology used in their construction, dampen wave motion, ensuring comfort and safety for boats.
Marina Cala dei Sardi offers mooring for 140 boats ranging in length from 6 to 60 meters and with a maximum draft of 6.8 meters. The prevailing winds come from quadrants II, III, and IV.
The Marina Cala dei Sardi is an innovative and modern marina designed and built by Marinetek, a Finnish company renowned for its floating structures in Miami and Dubai. The Costa Smeralda port was built using Seaflex technology and Breakwater piers, an elastomer-based technology that eliminates galvanic currents.
These eco-friendly structures were chosen to provide a service that would be efficient for boaters without damaging or marring the seabed of the Gulf of Cugnana, renowned for its crystal-clear waters. In fact, the Breakwater piers are designed to work in harmony with the wave motion caused by the natural currents in the area.
The dock services made available to boaters are varied and include:
electricity supply
water supply
mooring services
24-hour assistance and monitoring on VHF radio channel 08
wifi
ground toilets
floating solarium
parking
weather service
Shuttle service connecting the marina with Olbia airport.
The waters of the Gulf of Cugnana are clear and crystal-clear. The beach is small, and the shoreline consists of stones and pebbles. The picturesque setting is characterized by Mediterranean vegetation, a true oasis of peace where you can relax and experience a unique and exclusive connection with nature.
There is a bar, restaurants, and a parking lot in the area, which, however, do not disturb the quietness of the place and respect its wild and unspoiled essence.
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