Marina Piccola, Cagliari

Marina Piccola is the beginning of the Cagliari part of the Poetto beach. The first stretch of coast is divided into 'stops', which derive from the stops of the tram, replaced in modern times by buses. The 'first stop' (Marina Piccola) has very shallow water, the 'second' and 'third' are home to the historic establishments of D'Aquila and the Lido, the 'fourth' houses those of the police, from the 'fifth' , where the Spanish tower stands, up to the terminus there is an immense expanse of 'free' sand. The border with the Quartu coast is La Bussola, from the restaurant active there in the past. From here the free beach continues with a series of welcoming and equipped establishments.

The tourist port of Marina Piccola is located SE of the city, at the foot of the hill called "Sella del Diavolo" and at the base of the Poetto beach, 6 km long and also called "beach of one hundred thousand" due to the number of bathers who visit it. they flock during peak summer periods. The marina is located 10 minutes from the train and bus stations and is well served by public transport. The airport is about 20/25 minutes away by car.

Porticciolo di Marina Piccola, located in Italy's stunning Cagliari region, is a popular destination for sailing and cruising vessels. The marina offers over 300 berths, making it an ideal spot for larger yachts, as well as smaller boats. Furthermore, the marina offers state-of-the-art facilities, such as fuel, electricity, water, and a wide range of essential services. The marina is just a few kilometers away from the iconic Poetto Beach, a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. The beach is a great spot for sunbathing, swimming, and also offers a wide selection of restaurants, bars, and shops. Moreover, the nearby Cagliari Old Town is a great place to explore and offers plenty of sightseeing opportunities. For those looking for a great sailing experience, Porticciolo di Marina Piccola is a great choice. With its wide range of facilities and world-class amenities, it makes the perfect spot for both short and long stays. Furthermore, the marina is situated in close proximity to some of the region's most popular attractions and points of interest.

The marina is protected by an internally docked breakwater and a breakwater where there are some floating docks inside. Mainly frequented by the people of Cagliari who moor their sailing boats in this port, the marina is home to sailing clubs such as the Yatch Club and the Windsurfing Club of Cagliari. Except for a small area for fishing boats, the entire port is reserved for pleasure boating. ***PH***