Porto Marina Di Carrara

Porto Marina Di Carrara is a port facility on the Tyrrhenian coast divided into two operational sections. One section handles commercial cargo and freight vessels, while the other provides mooring space for private yachts and leisure boats.

The port emerged in the 19th century as a key export hub for marble quarried from the nearby Carrara mines. This export activity grew out of the region's long tradition of supplying stone materials to major construction projects.

The port maintains strong ties to the marble trade and serves as a working landscape where large stone blocks are continuously loaded and unloaded. Local fishing boats and pleasure vessels share the harbor with commercial operations, creating a mixed maritime community.

The port accommodates vessels with a draft of up to 10 meters (33 feet) and provides medical facilities and security services. The location offers multiple access points for visitors to view operations and approach the waterfront.

The port sits strategically between La Spezia and Livorno and processes enormous quantities of palletized marble blocks daily. This position makes it one of Europe's most significant stone export centers despite its relatively modest size.