The town’s port and the Baia Levante Marina are located in the Port of Levante on the island of Vulcano. There is an 85-meter breakwater, a pier for hydrofoils, and marina docks. The port is exposed to the wake of ships and hydrofoils.
There are no services for recreational boaters at the public dock. The seabed consists of sand with good holding power, and the minimum depth is three meters. Boats leaving the port have the right of way, and the maximum speed is 6 knots within 600 meters of the pier.
The marina consists of floating docks equipped with amenities for boaters, such as water and electricity, and mooring with mooring buoys. You can also drop anchor at Ponente, where the black-sand beach is located. Here, the depth is uneven and the seabed drops off rapidly. Watch out for shoals.
The Baia di Levante Marina accommodates sailing and motor yachts up to 60 meters in length and with a draft of up to 6 meters, offering a total of 120 berths, all equipped with water and electricity. You can contact the marina upon arrival on VHF channel 14 to receive assistance with docking from the marina staff.
Mooring and line-retrieval services are also available. Carts for moving cargo are also available. We also offer supplies for boaters, such as ropes, mooring lines, anchors, marine cleaning products, etc.
The marina is open from April through October. It also offers a variety of services. There is a 24-hour tender service for boats in the eastern and western anchorages. Mechanical and electrical assistance is provided.
The Marina provides Rental of inflatable boats from 5.30 mt to 11 mt in length.
A helicopter transfer service is also available. The water taxi serves the other Aeolian Islands as well as Milazzo and Reggio Calabria. Then there is the car transfer from Milazzo to the airports in Palermo, Catania, and Reggio Calabria. Finally, there is a waste disposal service. We collaborate with the other ports, restaurants, and hotels throughout the Aeolian Islands.
High-speed ferries and ships depart from the Port of Levante, connecting the island with the other Aeolian Islands, Milazzo, Messina, Reggio Calabria, and Naples.

