Full Description & Details
Marina di Rimini, also known as Il Porto di Rimini or Port of Rimini, sits on the Adriatic coast in the Emilia-Romagna city of Rimini, Italy. The marina provides 622 berths across over 100,000 square meters of water surface, with a harbor depth of 4 meters and an average tide fluctuation of about 63 cm. Each berth includes water, electricity, and Wi-Fi, and the marina offers fueling services, a large storage area with a 100-ton crane for towing and launching, and dry-docking services.
A forced water recirculation system, built by Whallinford, replaces the water in the marina every 72 hours using three pumps delivering 1,200 liters per minute. The on-site diving center provides equipment rental, certification courses, and guided dives.
How to get there
The primary approach to Marina di Rimini is through the canal of the old port, which serves as the gateway to the marina. This canal provides safe and reliable access, allowing boats of all sizes to enter and exit efficiently, and remains accessible even during challenging sea conditions.
The marina's coordinates are Latitude 44° 04'.64N, Longitude 012°34'.40E. The harbor depth of 4 meters and stable water level enhance accessibility for a wide range of boats, including large yachts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum boat length and draft at Marina di Rimini?
Marina di Rimini accommodates boats up to 45 meters in length and a maximum draft of 4 meters.
Does Marina di Rimini provide fuel and maintenance services?
Yes, the marina offers fueling services, a large storage area with a 100-ton crane for towing and launching, and dry-docking services.
Are there any diving facilities at Marina di Rimini?
Yes, Marina di Rimini has a dedicated diving center offering equipment rental, certification courses, and guided dives.
What amenities are available at each berth in Marina di Rimini?
Each berth at Marina di Rimini is equipped with water, electricity, and Wi-Fi.
Is overnight stay allowed at Marina di Rimini?
Yes, overnight stays are permitted at Marina di Rimini.
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