Port of Loano, Mediterranean port in Loano, Italy

The Port of Loano lies east of Loano on the border with Pietra Ligure and is one of the largest tourist harbours of the Riviera di Ponente. Its Marina, inaugurated in 2011, has berths for over a thousand boats between 8 and 65 metres, including 100 for boats in transit and 34 for professional fishing vessels. The basin holds a shipyard, a daily fish market, offices of the Harbour Master and Coast Guard, and the Yacht Club Marina di Loano.

The marina was inaugurated in 2011, giving Loano a tourist harbour on the border with Pietra Ligure, east of the town. It provides berths for over a thousand boats between 8 and 65 metres, including 100 for boats in transit and 34 for professional fishing vessels.

The port hosts a daily fish market and 34 berths reserved for professional fishing boats, so the catch is sold on site. The Yacht Club Marina di Loano and a shipyard for boat maintenance operate inside the basin. In summer, lounge bars, restaurants and a disco draw passing crews.

The marina lies east of Loano's centre, on the border with Pietra Ligure, and has berths for boats from 8 to 65 metres, including 100 for boats in transit. In summer, scheduled boats leave the port daily along the western Ligurian coast, both to visit the region's villages and for cetacean-watching trips.

The marina inaugurated in 2011 has berths for over a thousand boats between 8 and 65 metres, including 100 for boats in transit and 34 for professional fishing vessels. In summer, scheduled boats leave from the port daily along the western Ligurian coast, also for cetacean-watching trips.