Porto di Punta Ala, Tourist marina in Punta Ala, Italy.

Punta Ala port is a modern sailing facility located on the Tuscany coast with multiple docking areas and space for hundreds of boats. The grounds include service buildings, waterfront dining, and sports facilities integrated into the waterside setting.

Punta Ala's port is known in sailing circles as the cradle of Luna Rossa, the Italian boat that competed in the America's Cup from 1999 to 2000. The modern harbour, with its north and south moles and three basins, belongs to the seaside resort of Punta Ala in the municipality of Castiglione della Pescaia on the Tyrrhenian Sea.

Punta Ala is known in sailing circles as the cradle of Luna Rossa, the Italian boat that competed in the America's Cup from 1999 to 2000. The port's association with that campaign is what many visiting sailors recall first.

Entry depths exceed 5 metres, while the internal basins never drop below 2 metres, so approach is straightforward for most keelboats. The harbour is split into three sections by the north and south moles, and the quay separating it from open sea is marked by two lighthouses. Boat services are available on site.

Punta Ala is where Luna Rossa, the Italian challenger in the America's Cup from 1999-2000, was born. The harbour is split into three basins by the north and south moles, and two lighthouses mark the breakwater separating it from the open sea. Entry depths exceed 5 metres, while the inner basins never drop below 2 metres.