Italian coast of the Gulf of Venice
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- | | | + | | summary=The northern Adriatic Coast of [[Italy]], comprising the long stretch of shallow lagoons and indented coast between the [[wikipedia:Po_(river)#Po_Delta|Po Delta]] then the ports of [[Venice]] and [[Trieste]], has more harbours and marinas per mile than any other part of the Italian peninsula and thus merits its own section. Nothing, of course, rivals the experience of sailing into the lagoon of [[Venice]] in one's own yacht, but the whole coastline is a rewarding cruising ground, with spectacular birdlife and some of the most beautiful landscapes to be found anywhere in the Mediterranean. However, the area has some of the highest tides in the Mediterranean, which can be an important factor in the approaches to some of the harbours, is prone to fog at times and can experience vicious and unpredictable thunderstorms, especially during the late Summer. |
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- | + | Also, this part of the coast two additional hazards for cruisers to contend with: firstly it is mostly shallow and many of the harbours have depths at the entrance of between 3.0 and 5.0 metres, which means they cannot be entered or exited in strong onshore winds; secondly, the Italian appetite for seafood means that large stretches of the coast are littered with lobster pots and mussel rafts. A night passage along this coast - especially under motor - would be courting disaster unless at least five miles offshore. | |
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- | Also, this part of the coast two additional hazards for cruisers to contend with: firstly it is mostly shallow and many of the harbours have depths at the entrance of between 3.0 and 5.0 metres, which means they cannot be entered or exited in strong onshore winds; secondly, the Italian appetite for seafood means that large stretches of the coast are littered with lobster pots and mussel rafts. A night passage along this coast - especially under motor - would be courting disaster unless at least five miles offshore. | + | |
==Charts== | ==Charts== | ||
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==Passages== | ==Passages== | ||
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- | ==Ports and Anchorages== | + | ==Ports , Islands, and Anchorages== |
Principal ports from west to east, as far as the border with [[Slovenia]], are: | Principal ports from west to east, as far as the border with [[Slovenia]], are: | ||
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- | | colspan=5 | Venice to Trieste Ports & Anchorages | + | | colspan=5 | Venice to Trieste Ports, Islands, & Anchorages |
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- | {{dest|Venetian Lagoon | | + | {{dest|Venetian Lagoon |i|a}} |
- | {{dest|Venice | | + | :{{dest|Torcello |i|d}} |
- | + | :{{dest|Burano |i|d}} | |
- | + | :{{dest|Murano |i|d}} | |
- | + | {{dest|Venice |h|i|e}} | |
- | + | :{{dest|Venice - Central |h|e}} | |
+ | :{{dest|Marina Santelena |m|e}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Diporto Velico Veneziano |m|e}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Vento di Venezia |m}} | ||
+ | :{{dest| Venezia San Giorgio |m}} | ||
+ | :{{dest| Venice Yacht Pier |m}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Venice - Chioggia|label= Chioggia |h|i}} | ||
+ | ::{{dest| Darsena Le Saline |m}} | ||
+ | ::{{dest| Porto Turistico San Felice |m}} | ||
+ | ::{{dest| Darsena Mosella |m}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Venice - Mestre |label= Mestre |m}} | ||
+ | ::{{dest| Darsena Fusina |m}} | ||
+ | ::{{dest| Darsena Nautica Venezia |m}} | ||
+ | ::{{dest| Marina di Campalto |m}} | ||
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- | + | :{{dest|Venice - Cavallino-Treporti |label= Cavallino-Treporti |m|i}} | |
- | + | ::{{dest| Marina di Lio Grando |m}} | |
+ | ::{{dest| Marina Fiorita |m}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Venice - Portegrandi|label= Portegrandi |m}} | ||
+ | ::{{dest| Marina di Portegrandi |m|d}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Venice - Piave Vecchia|label= Piave Vecchia |m}} | ||
+ | ::{{dest| Marina del Faro |m}} | ||
+ | ::{{dest| Marina del Cavallino |m}} | ||
+ | ::{{dest| Marina Nautica dal Vi |m}} | ||
+ | ::{{dest| Porto Turistico del Jesolo |m}} | ||
{{dest|Cortellazzo |m}} | {{dest|Cortellazzo |m}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Marina di Cortellazzo |m}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Nautica Boat Service |m}} | ||
{{dest|Porto Santa Margherita |m}} | {{dest|Porto Santa Margherita |m}} | ||
- | {{dest|Portobaseleghe | | + | :{{dest|Marina 4, Porto Santa Margherita|label=Marina 4 |m}} |
+ | :{{dest|Darsena dell’Orologio |m}} | ||
+ | {{dest|Portobaseleghe |h}} | ||
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{{dest|Lignano Riviera |m}} | {{dest|Lignano Riviera |m}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Marina Uno |m}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Marina Punta Verde |m}} | ||
{{dest| Lignano |m|a}} | {{dest| Lignano |m|a}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Marina Punta Faro |m}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Darsena Porto Vecchio |m}} | ||
{{dest|Laguna di Marano |m|a|i}} | {{dest|Laguna di Marano |m|a|i}} | ||
- | + | :{{dest|Marina Punta Gabbiani |m}} | |
- | + | :{{dest|Marina Aprilia Marittima |m}} | |
+ | :{{dest|Marina Capo Nord |m}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Portomaran - Marano Lagunare |m}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Marina Sant’Andrea |m}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Marina San Giorgio |m}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Cervignano del Friuli |m|d}} | ||
| | | | ||
+ | {{dest| Grado |h|m|a|i}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Porto San Vito |m}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Lega Navale, Grado| label= Lega Navale |m}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Darsena San Marco |m}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Marina di Aquileia |m}} | ||
+ | {{dest| Monfalcone |e|m|a}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Marina Hannibal |m|e}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Marina Lepanto |m|e}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Darsena Nautec |m|e}} | ||
{{dest| Sistiana |h|a}} | {{dest| Sistiana |h|a}} | ||
{{dest| Grignano |h}} | {{dest| Grignano |h}} | ||
{{dest| Trieste |m|h|e}} | {{dest| Trieste |m|h|e}} | ||
- | {{dest| Muggia |h | + | :{{dest|Marina San Giusto |m}} |
- | {{dest|Porto San Rocco | | + | {{dest| Muggia |h}} |
+ | {{dest|Porto San Rocco |e|m}} | ||
+ | :{{dest|Marina Porto San Rocco |m}} | ||
|} | |} | ||
- | {{Dest legend|a|m|h|e|i}} | + | {{Dest legend|a|m|h|e|i|d}} |
==Friends== | ==Friends== | ||
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==Links== | ==Links== | ||
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- | ==References | + | ==References== |
- | ''See [[Italy#References | + | ''See [[Italy#References|Italy]]''. |
{{Comments}} | {{Comments}} |
Latest revision as of 07:47, 21 August 2018
Italian coast of the Gulf of Venice
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The northern Adriatic Coast of Italy, comprising the long stretch of shallow lagoons and indented coast between the Po Delta then the ports of Venice and Trieste, has more harbours and marinas per mile than any other part of the Italian peninsula and thus merits its own section. Nothing, of course, rivals the experience of sailing into the lagoon of Venice in one's own yacht, but the whole coastline is a rewarding cruising ground, with spectacular birdlife and some of the most beautiful landscapes to be found anywhere in the Mediterranean. However, the area has some of the highest tides in the Mediterranean, which can be an important factor in the approaches to some of the harbours, is prone to fog at times and can experience vicious and unpredictable thunderstorms, especially during the late Summer.
Also, this part of the coast two additional hazards for cruisers to contend with: firstly it is mostly shallow and many of the harbours have depths at the entrance of between 3.0 and 5.0 metres, which means they cannot be entered or exited in strong onshore winds; secondly, the Italian appetite for seafood means that large stretches of the coast are littered with lobster pots and mussel rafts. A night passage along this coast - especially under motor - would be courting disaster unless at least five miles offshore.
Charts
See Italy.
Weather
See Italy.
Passages
See Mediterranean.
Ports , Islands, and Anchorages
Principal ports from west to east, as far as the border with Slovenia, are:
Friends
Contact details of "Cruiser's Friends" that can be contacted for local information or assistance.
Forums
List links to discussion threads on partnering forums. (see link for requirements)
Links
- Gulf of Venice at the Wikipedia
References
See Italy.
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