Full Description & Details
Marina Marzamemi sits in the village of Marzamemi on Sicily's east coast, south of Syracuse, facing the Ionian Sea. The marina blends modern berthing with the character of a traditional fishing village, and the surrounding town offers restaurants, many serving fresh local seafood, plus summer nightlife with clubs and music venues. The annual procession in honor of St. Francis from Paola is a notable local event.
The marina provides 120 berths for vessels up to 40 meters LOA and 6 meters draft, with water and 220/380V electricity (16/63A) at each berth. Amenities include a fuel station, 24-hour assistance with a dinghy, free Wi-Fi, toilets and showers, a relax area and snack bar, a weather station, and 24-hour security. A 25-tonne travel lift, mobile crane, engine and hull repair services, and indoor and outdoor winter storage support haul-out and maintenance needs.
Laid moorings are available at all berths.
How to get there
Approach is straightforward except during strong east or southeast winds, which can create considerable swell. The harbor entrance has depths of 5.0 to 6.0 meters. Upon entry, the first set of pontoons to port belong to Marina Marzamemi, and marina staff assist with mooring.
The marina monitors VHF channel 6. The nearest major airport is Catania Fontanarossa (CTA), about 100 kilometers north. By land, the marina is in the village of Marzamemi, south of Syracuse, with road access to the port area.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum boat length and draft at Marina Marzamemi?
The marina accommodates vessels up to 40 meters in length with a draft of up to 6 meters.
Does Marina Marzamemi have fuel and repair facilities?
Yes, there is a fuel station, a 25-tonne travel lift, a mobile crane, and engine and hull repair services.
What VHF channel does Marina Marzamemi use?
The marina monitors VHF channel 6.
Are there overnight berths and what amenities are included?
Overnight stays are allowed, and each berth includes water and electricity (220/380V, 16/63A). The marina also offers free Wi-Fi, showers, and 24-hour security.
How many berths are available at Marina Marzamemi?
The marina has 120 berths, with three floating pontoons connected to shore by an access gangway.
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