A port in the heart of Genoa with 280 berths

The touristic Marina Porto Antico comprises of 270 berths, between 10 and 75 meters long, with no suction problems, all made of concrete piers, wooden fenders, equipped with fuel pumps for water and electricity.

Inside the marina there is a characteristic and picturesque dock that can accommodate several boats from 5 to 7 meters where there are also often moored some beautiful Ligurian fishing boats and Genoese lutes, beautifully detailed by vessel owners proud of their origins.

An excellent berth in Genoa. The port management is taken care by the highest technical and qualitative standards and by a consistant maintenance of the piers and moorings, as well as the highest of professionalism , make the marina achieve a 5 star rating, as, recognized by many of our loyal customers.

The proximity to the metro station and to the bus stops make our moorings an ideal starting point for anyone visiting Genoa, enjoying a sailing holiday.

The marina is protected by the Port of Genoa breakwater and it is therefore a safe haven against any storm: our customers also thanks to the constant presence of our highly skilled and professional boatmen, can rest easy.

Around the Marina several buildings housing residences, offices and shops at platform level have been developed. The village in particular offers both to visitors and boaters, numerous services such as dry-cleaning, supermarket, beauty salon, ship Chandler, restaurants, bars and water agencies. The complex is located right in the heart of the Old Port of Genoa, near the Aquarium, which in recent years has been a magnet for numerous investments and settlements that have helped to further raise the quality of the area. Recently in the neighbouring building Millo Eataly took office, which with a strong leverage spirit, brought in Genoa the quality and tradition for their food products.

Simply crossing the street and in an instant you are projected in the city center, the historic and the modern one, with all it offers, from art galleries to nightclubs, from opera at the Carlo Felice theatre to the nightlife of the alleyways.