Port de Sant Ambroggio

General Data

Category:

Ports

Latitude

42° 36′ 11″ N

Longitude:

8° 49′ 44″ E

Phone:

0495 607088

VHF:

9

Town:

Lumio

ZIP Code:

20260

Province:

Corsica

Country:

France

Website:

north

Address:

snc

Useful numbers:

Noleggio auto: 0495 607382;

Features

Minimum Draft:

1m

Maximum Draft:

2.5m

Bottoms:

sandy

Shelter:

Is protected from the main winds (W – SW) and from tramontana

Berth:

200

Harbor access hours:

continued

Maximum boat length:

20m

Nearby anchorages:

anchorages in front of Sant Ambroggio beach

Restrictions:

To drop anchorage in nearby anchorages;

Hazards:

coming from NW or NE pay attention to the “Danger d’Algajola” located 1 M NE of S. Damiano Point with rocky bottoms of 0.80 m, marked by an isolated danger meda not very visible in bad weather; very difficult access in quadrant I winds and at night hours

Dangerous winds:

north

Quayside Services

●
With Fuel
●
Water
●
Electricity
●
slipway
●
Crane
●
Toilet Facilities
●
Showers
●
Guarding

Other Services

Sailing; Wi-fi;

Description

The Sant’Ambrogio Marina is located southeast of Punta Sant’Ambrogio within a residential complex. It provides shelter for 200 boats up to 22 meters in length and has water, electricity and a fuel station. A shopping center and a boat club are located in the ports. There is a 25 T crane and a slipway ramp.

Within the ports there is good shelter. In rough seas from the northeast, access becomes problematic. After storm surges the entrance tends to silt up. The lights at the head of the piers blur with the city lights at night, so it is advisable to enter the ports during the day. After entering the port one must pull up to the dock near the gas station while waiting for instructions from the harbormaster to moor.

2.5 km to the west is Punta Spano, an isolated point incised by an inlet and faced by rocks and islets to be passed with due caution and in calm wind conditions. A path starts from the Punta to reach the Plage de L’Arinella and the Genoese tower that rises to the northeast.

St. Ambrose is located in the Balagne region halfway between Calvi and Ile Rousse. The coastal area is rugged and covered with Mediterranean scrubland that reaches down to the back of a white sandy beach. La region of Balagne, the northernmost of Corsica offers long sandy beaches, sheer cliffs, and mountains that reach up to lap the beaches. The uogo’s natural environment offers the possibility of hiking, biking or horseback riding through trails surrounded by Mediterranean scrub.

LaBalagne is also a land where Corsican cultural identity is keenly felt to be experienced through its many festivals, music festivals and craft fairs. Typical products of Balagne are niellaghja, a local variety of olive oil, and Sant’Antonino crunchies.

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