The ADINA Marina is located within the port of Mazara del Vallo, at the extreme southwestern tip of Sicily.

This marina consists of a 200-meter floating dock managed by the Mazarese Recreational Boaters Association. The dock is located on the Buon Vento Pier, which is to starboard of the entrance to the port of Mazara del Vallo.

The seabed is muddy, and the depth along the dock ranges from 1 meter to a maximum of 3.5 meters. The marina offers 125 berths reserved for boats no longer than 25 meters.

When entering the port, reduce speed and proceed at the slowest possible speed. During maneuvers to enter and exit the port, stay as close as possible to the centerline of the entrance and maintain a distance of more than 100 meters from the temporary buoys marking the western end of the harbor.

Attention should also be paid to the demolition work on the head of the eastern curved breakwater. It should also be noted that there are shallow waters between the statue at the mouth of the river and the Coast Guard headquarters.

The piers at the ADINA marina are lit and equipped with outlets for drinking water and electricity. You can also refuel your boat at the SIF fuel pump located on the dock.

Boat owners will have access to a slipway and a mobile crane with a lifting capacity of up to 30 metric tons. They can also take advantage of outdoor or indoor storage services.

Engine repairs, electrical and electronic repairs, wood, fiberglass or steel hull repairs, and sail repairs are carried out.

Safety at the marina is ensured by the security system. A weather service is also available, allowing boaters to obtain up-to-date and accurate weather information so they can plan their trips with peace of mind.

Amenities available to boaters include showers and restrooms. In the immediate vicinity of the port, there are supermarkets, an ice vendor, a parking lot, and a phone booth.

Near the marina is Capo Feto, where you can safely drop anchor. You must maintain a safe distance from the beach: 300 or 400 meters, depending on your boat’s draft.

For small boats, another safe anchorage is Cala Spaghetti, which offers good shelter from northern winds. Cala Spaghetti is located about 2 nautical miles from the port, at the end of the Tonnarella beach. If approaching the cove from the west, you must pay close attention to the shoal covering the natural gas pipeline; if approaching from the east, be careful of a partially submerged rock located about 200 meters from the shore.