Porto Canale

General Data

Latitude

43° 55′ 37″ N

Longitude:

12° 54′ 15″ E

Email:

pesaro@guardiacostiera.it

Town:

Pesaro

ZIP Code:

61121

Province:

PU

Country:

Italy

Website:

winds of the I quadrant

Address:

47 Calata Caio Duilio 47 Street

Useful numbers:

Capitaneria di Porto sede operativa calata Caio Duilio, 47 tel. 0721.1778380E-mail: pesaro@guardiacostiera.itwww.guardiacostiera.it/pesaro/

Features

Maximum Draft:

4m

Bottoms:

sandy, muddy: in anchorages the bottom is not good holding, in bad weather it is better to take off

Berth:

326

Harbor access hours:

24h

Maximum boat length:

24m

Restrictions:

fishing with nets and fixed gear of any kind, scuba diving, bathing, water skiing, and/or any activity that may pose a potential danger to the safety of navigation are prohibited within the ports and its anchorages

Hazards:

entry into port has been made much safer with the extension of the east pier, particularly in quadrant I winds. With winds from quadrant IV, care must be taken when the unit must pull over to starboard to enter the channel

Dangerous winds:

winds of the I quadrant

Quayside Services

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With Fuel
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Water
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Electricity
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slipway
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Crane
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Fire Services
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With Motor Repair
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Electrical Repair
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Moorers
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Divers

Description

The Pesaro canal port is located on the right bank of the mouth of the Foglia River. Since it is a canal port, it is formed by two parallel piers, one east and one west, which determine the entrance to and exit from the “new dock.” This is used for mooring units and is bordered to the south by the Soria Bridge. The dock can accommodate up to 326 boats with a maximum length of 24m.

How to enter ports

Access is granted all day but you must apply for clearance from the Pesaro Harbor Master’s Office operations room by contacting channel 16 or calling 0721-400016.

Entry into port is safe from winds from Quadrant I due to the long east pier. With winds from quadrant IV, however, care must be taken when the unit must pull to starboard to enter the channel. This being exposed to winds and currents coming from the north-northeast, it may be subject to slight variations in water pulls.

Bans in the Pesaro canal port area

Fishing with nets and fixed gear of any kind is prohibited within this landing. Diving, water skiing and the area is not swimmable.

  • Available services:
  • Diesel and gasoline station, open from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
  • Two drinking fountains and dock lighting
  • electrical outlets at boating associations
  • a slipway
  • a fixed crane (Nautical Club of Pesaro)
  • engine workshops and technical and electronic service
  • repair of: wooden, vtr and steel hulls, sail repairs, pilotage
  • waste pickup services
  • car parking

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