Ports & marinas
Where to keep a yacht in the Mediterranean.
Port by port: how many berths, which lengths, what peak-season costs, which waters open up in front of you, and which boats we work in the area. Written by the people who berth there.
Italy
4 portsPorto Cervo
Porto Cervo is the iconic Costa Smeralda marina and the centre of Mediterranean superyacht culture, with berths up to 80m and prices to match.
LiguriaPortofino
Portofino is the iconic Italian Riviera fishing village turned superyacht magnet — limited berths, dramatic Mt Portofino backdrop, and the heart of Ligurian yacht culture.
Gulf of NaplesCapri
Capri is the iconic Tyrrhenian island destination — Porto di Marina Grande with limited berthing and dramatic Faraglioni-backed cruising grounds.
Amalfi CoastAmalfi
Amalfi is the historic capital of the Costiera Amalfitana — limited berthing, dramatic cliff-side town, and the gateway to the most photographed coast in the Mediterranean.
Spain
2 portsPalma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca is Spain's superyacht capital — Marina Port de Mallorca and Marina Port Adriano host the largest concentration of refit and brokerage activity in the western Mediterranean.
Balearic IslandsIbiza
Ibiza is the lifestyle-destination yacht hub of the Balearics — Marina Ibiza and Marina Botafoch host the most concentrated superyacht charter base in Spain.
Croatia
2 portsSplit
Split is the central Dalmatian yacht hub — ACI Marina Split and ACI Marina Trogir host the charter fleet for Croatian island-hopping, with the Diocletian's Palace UNESCO old town as the cultural anchor.
DalmatiaDubrovnik
Dubrovnik is southern Dalmatia's iconic yacht destination — ACI Marina Dubrovnik (in Gruž) and the dramatic UNESCO Old Town just 3 km south.
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