La Caletta of Siniscola

General Data

Category:

Ports

Latitude:

40° 36′ 40″ N

Longitude:

9° 45′ 14″ E

Email:

cnclacaletta@tiscali.it

Phone:

CNC+39 0784 810631

VHF:

9 – 10 – 16

Town:

Siniscola

ZIP CODE:

8029

Province:

Nuoro

Country:

Italia

Website:

http://www.circolonauticolacaletta.it

Address:

Via al Porto sn – La Caletta

Useful numbers:

Locamare Siniscola tel. +39.0784.810137; Ufficio Locale Marittimo: 0784 810137;

Features

Minimum Draught:

1.8m

Maximum Fishing:

5m

Backdrops:

Sandy with rocks

Redoubt:

from quadrants II, III and IV

Boat Places:

450

Port Access Hours:

Continuous 24h

Max Length. Boats:

40m

Anchorages Vicine:

North of the port area is Posada beach.

Prohibitions:

If passenger traffic ships are present, mooring is not allowed at Zone 3 of the ports

Hazards:

With Tramontana and Mistral winds presence of undertow

Traverses:

Mistral – I Quadrant

Quayside Services

Other Services

Circolo Nautico La Caletta:Amateur Sports Association.
Sailing school.

Description

Ports in Sardinia: La Caletta di Siniscola

The ports are protected by two piers.

  1. The two-leg breakwater pier (with a length of about 650 m), which is completely docked
  2. The 160-meter-long breakwater pier also includes a small dock reserved for fishing boats.

Areas reserved for recreational boating

The port infrastructure in La Caletta is the only facility in the area (among the ports in Sardinia within this specific region) that caters to recreational boating.
Boats may be moored at the docks managed by the Municipal Service Center and, for members, at the CNC docks.
The CNC ( La Caletta Yacht Club) manages six piers on the east side of the central pier (four of which are floating piers) on a body of water covering over 14,000m², providing space for 192 berths equipped with night lighting, mooring assistance, electricity, and water.

Themunicipalities of Posada and Siniscola manage through the Service Center all other docks on the west side (left for those entering the port) of the central pier, in addition to the docks on the breakwater pier; currently (Jan. 2015) only the 6 docks to the left of the central pier have services.

Access to the Port – Mooring and Anchoring

There are piers equipped for mooring boats. (Reserved berths are available for boats in transit up to 40 meters in length.)
The entrance to the port is well sheltered and is easily recognized, from the sea, by the Tower of St. John (north of the entrance).

Note: CNC members also have access to a dry dock area where they can perform minor boat maintenance.

A small boatyard equipped with a travel lift has been operating since 2013.

For information on other mooring spots, visit https://www.yachtdigest.com/ricerca-rade-e-porti, Tuttobarche’s online nautical guide.

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