Porto Turistico di Manfredonia, Marina at Manfredonia, Italy
Porto Turistico di Manfredonia is a modern boat facility on the southern Adriatic coast. It has areas of different water depths and can accommodate sailboats as well as smaller motorboats.
Marina del Gargano, the tourist harbour at the Molo di Ponente, was inaugurated on 18 July 2013 and is run by the English company An MDL Mediterranean Network Marina. It has 747 berths for boats from 8 to 60 m, depths of 2.50 to 6.00 m, a shipyard with a 130-tonne travel lift and a heliport. It sits beside the historic centre and the Lungomare del Sole of Siponto.
The port is a gathering place where locals and visitors come to buy fresh seafood and experience the maritime way of life. The daily activity on the water reflects how deeply connected this town is to the sea.
Marina del Gargano, at the Molo di Ponente, has 747 berths for boats from 8 to 60 m, with depths of 2.50 to 6.00 m and pontoons. A travel lift of 130 tonnes, covered storage, fuel without excise duty, pump-out and a security quay serve boaters. Visitors reach the old port on foot from the historic centre and the Siponto seafront; a raised panoramic walkway runs along the lee mole.
From here you can see Monte Sant'Angelo in the distance, which is home to a famous sanctuary. The view from the water offers a completely different perspective on this important religious site.
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