Marinas Costa Smeralda

Marina's Costa Smeralda

The Costa Smeralda, translated as the "Emerald Coast", is undoubtedly one of the most sought-after stretches of coastline in Sardinia and a mecca for yachting enthusiasts from all over the world. This stunning coastline stretches for around 55 kilometers along the northeast coast of Sardinia, starting at the city of Olbia and ending near Palau. Famous for its crystal-clear waters, pristine beaches and picturesque bays, the Costa Smeralda attracts thousands of sailors and boaters every year, including numerous celebrities and jet-setters.

The rugged, jagged coastline, known by locals as the "Monti di Mola", was long reserved for mega yachts and millionaires. Today, the bays are full of motor, sailing and charter yachts of all kinds. Sailing in the north-east of Sardinia, between Olbia, the island of Tavolara and Santa Teresa Gallura, is almost a standard part of the program. The beautiful anchor bays and world-famous harbors such as Porto Cervo, Portisco and Poltu Quatu are correspondingly full. Despite the high prices, getting a berth is a matter of luck in the high season.

These modern and well-equipped marinas on the Costa Smeralda offer first-class infrastructure and services for sailors and yacht owners from all over the world. One of the best-known marinas is Porto Cervo, which is considered one of the most exclusive marinas in the Mediterranean. Luxury yachts from all over the world can be found here, and the promenade is lined with exclusive stores, restaurants and bars.

Another popular marina is Porto Rotondo, which is located a little further south of Porto Cervo. Here, too, yacht owners will find first-class infrastructure and picturesque surroundings with charming cafés and boutiques.

In addition to Porto Cervo and Porto Rotondo, there are several other marinas along the Costa Smeralda that appeal to yacht lovers. These include Porto Rafael, Poltu Quatu and Cannigione, each with their own unique charm and character.
The marinas along the Costa Smeralda are not only a port of call for yachts, but also starting points for various water sports activities and excursions in the surrounding area. From here, visitors can take boat trips to the neighboring islands of the Maddalena archipelago, which are known for their pristine beaches and picturesque landscapes. Water sports such as diving, snorkeling and jet skiing are also popular leisure activities along this coastline.

In addition, the marinas offer a variety of services for yacht owners, including fuel supply, technical services such as repairs or maintenance, boat rental (yacht charter) and shopping for boating accessories and equipment.