Porto di Sestri Levante

General Data

Category:

Ports

Latitude

44° 16′ 5″ N

Longitude:

9° 23′ 31″ E

Phone:

0185-41295

VHF:

16

Country:

Italy

Website:

Tramontana and Grecale

Features

Minimum Draft:

0.5m

Maximum Draft:

8m

Bottoms:

Sandy

Shelter:

Ponente

Berth:

150

Harbor access hours:

Continuous

Maximum boat length:

20m

Nearby anchorages:

Anchorages in front of the west beach 300 meters from the shore.

Restrictions:

Access allowed at speeds of less than 3 knots, docking at the transit quay allowed only aft. From May 1 to Sept. 30, anchor and wheel moorings are prohibited in Portobello or Silenzio Bay and in the stretch of water enclosed by the ideal line joining the head of the outer breakwater of the port of Sestri Levante with the mouth of Gromolo Creek.

Hazards:

Outcropping rocks at the top of the breakwater, watch out for wind gusts when blowing from the SW and N, watch out for buoy moored boats in ports, drop anchor outside the ports area.

Dangerous winds:

Tramontana and Grecale

Quayside Services

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Water
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Crane
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Toilet Facilities
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Showers
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With Motor Repair
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Electrical Repair
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Weather Services

Description

The port of Sestri levante consists of two piers and a wharf that extends northward for about 250 meters. One pier is located near the wharf and the other is northwest of the maritime office. Only small boats can moor at this second pier.

The ports are well equipped, there are four cranes of which three are mobile 30 t and one is fixed 3 t. Storage and repair service is available as well as toilets, showers and all kinds of stores. Boats with a maximum length of 20 meters and a draft of up to 8 meters are allowed to moor.

There are 150 berths available, 6 of which are reserved for transit; only stern berths can be moored in the dock reserved for transit. Boaters can moor in the new quay, which is located between the old quay and the head of the outer breakwater.

The Adua wharf is reserved for the unloading of fish and the launching of vessels, and the Margherita wharf for the docking of motorboats carrying passengers. The management of the berths is administered by the Naval League and the Yacht Club, and in the dock reserved for transit one can stay free of charge for five days extendable to five more in case of availability.

In front of the harbor it is only possible to drop anchor by staying outside the port area, and anchoring is prohibited from May 1 to September 30. Care must be taken when winds blow from the north and southwest and also at the rocks outcropping near the breakwater.

From May 1 to September 30, it is also prohibited to enter Portobello Bay and the stretch of sea between the mouth of Gromolo creek and the head of the breakwater. Both anchor and wheel mooring are prohibited in this area. Once you enter ports, you cannot exceed a maximum speed of three knots, and you must apply to the maritime authority for permission to moor.

The maximum length of boats that can be moored is 20 meters and at the buoy is 12. The port area is also equipped with a fuel station open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. only during the summer period. It is located near the dock and is stocked with gasoline, diesel fuel and mixture.

The docks are lighted, there are a few drinking water fountains, the possibility of repairs to hulls, electrical and electronic systems, and engines. Weather service, divers and a parking lot are also available.

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