The Port of Santa Liberata is another port in Tuscany, located in the northwestern part of Monte Argentario. Although somewhat secluded and modest in size, it nonetheless boasts an enviable silhouette. With its proud and distinctive appearance, this port on the Tyrrhenian Sea is strategically located and offers a beautiful view.

In fact, the port of Santa Liberata can be described as primarily a tourist port. The port is located precisely along the canal that connects the Orbetello Lagoon to the northern shore of Mount Argentario. It is situated in a border area that touches and connects the hamlet of Giannella and the town of Orbetello itself.

It is precisely this location on the Tyrrhenian coast that makes the port a safe point of reference for boats that, especially during the high season, sail along this stretch of coastline on tourist and beach-going routes. Its layout is quite distinctive and indented. In fact, despite its excellent capacity, the harbor is reserved for small vessels.

This is because the seabed is particularly shallow—no more than 1.5 in depth—and because of the irregular distribution of numerous rocks, which make the seabed unreliable. Obviously, the presence of these rocks makes docking dangerous—and very often impossible—for boats wider than 10 meters. In fact, by convention, given the impossibility of accurately gauging the irregular depths around the rocks, the port enforces strict rules regarding entry and exit.

Despite this layout and the limitations of the seabed, the marina is nonetheless able to provide approximately 600 berths for boats up to 6 meters in length. This aspect, with all its contradictions, naturally commands great respect for this very unique marina, which is highly appreciated by the many who frequently sail along the stretch of coastline in the municipality of Monte Argentario.

A credibility also built by the presence of port services that usually belong to more famous facilities or designed on decidedly more prestigious surface plans. Travel lifts and mobile cranes are two of the most reliable services, not to mention the presence of workshops for servicing and repairing hulls.

The port of Santa Liberata can be considered a high-profile marina. Not only is it a reliable and spacious port of call, but it also offers a responsive and efficient service infrastructure. Clearly, in the context of open-sea sailing, this puts those sailing particularly large boats at a disadvantage, as the marina caters primarily to owners of smaller vessels. But as is often the case, this focus on a specific category fosters a greater sense of community and ensures more tailored services.