Porto Torres

Porto Torres is a large commercial port 11 miles southeast of the Fornelli Passage. The long breakwater on the west side of Porto Torres was built to protect the oil terminal.

When navigating, do not confuse Porto Torres’s lights with those of the oil terminal to the west. With strong winds, there is often a swell off the oil terminal breakwater, so it is advisable to keep at least half a mile off.

Mooring

Cormorano Marina

Coordinates: 40°50’23.3″N 8°24’12.4″E

Berths: 300

Max Draft: 3m

Max Length: 35m

VHF: Ch74

Marina Turritana

Coordinates: 40°50’27.2″N 8°24’14.8″E

Berths: 215

Max Draft: 4-5m

Max Length: 30m

VHF: Ch09

Port Authority

Hours: 08:00-21:00

VHF: Ch12, 16

Laid moorings are available, and it is recommended to book in advance. The marina crew will direct you to your berth.

Boat rental services are also available. The town itself is pleasant and offers various amenities for visitors.

Facilities

• Water & electricity on the quay
• Fuel on the quay
• Showers & toilets