Ports and Anchorages Veneto

Find a port to land in or an anchorage to drop anchor in with the most comprehensive and up-to-date online Portolano.

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Vento Di Venezia – Isola Della Certosa 

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Marina Di Cortellazzo

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Marina di Albarella

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Venice Boat

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Porto Nautica Casarola

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Porto Bruno Manfredi

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Porto Cappuccini

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Marina di Navene

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Marina Santelena

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Marina della Giudecca

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Marina di Lio Grando

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Porto di Malamocco

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Darsena Fusina

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Darsena San Giorgio

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Rada Pellestrina Laguna Veneta

RadaVeneto
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Portobaseleghe

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Darsena Mosella

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Porti del Veneto: darsena per approdo di Chioggia

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Marina del Sole

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Darsena dell’Orologio

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Porto San Felice

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Porto di Jesolo

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Nautica Dal Vi

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Marina Fiorita

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Darsena le Saline

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Marina Nautica Boat Service – Jesolo

PortoVeneto
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Marina del Cavallino

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Marina di Porto Levante

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Porto Barricata

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Darsena Mariclea Club

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