We are pleased to support the Ocean Posse participants with a 10 % discount at our marina.

CONTACT

info@marinadicagliari.com 
VHF 74
Tel. (+39) 393 8745577 | +39 347 1151496

AMENITIES

LOCAL SERVICES 

• Fuel & Bunkering
• Refrigeration
• Rigging
• Sails and Sail repairs
• Cleaning services
• Spare parts & Chandleries
• Shipbuilding
• Mechanical services
• Electrical services
• Electronic systems
• Plumbing
• Carpentry
• Upholstery
• Nautical agency
• Quayside Medical assistance on
• Rental of cars, motorbikes,  excursions

MARINA DI CAGLIARI  SAFE APPROACH

+−

1 km

3000 ft

oceanposse leaflet

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LOCATION MARINA DI CAGLIARI

 NEARBY MARINA DI CAGLIARI

The Marina district in Cagliari, Sardinia, is rich in cultural and historical sites. Here are five significant locations you might consider visiting:

1. Chiesa di Sant’Eulalia: This 14th-century church, built by the Aragonesi in the Gothic-Catalan style, is dedicated to Saint Eulalia, the patron saint of Barcelona. Over the centuries, it has undergone various renovations, incorporating Baroque elements and housing numerous artworks, including altars, paintings, and sculptures.

2. Museo del Tesoro e Area Archeologica di Sant’Eulalia: Adjacent to the Chiesa di Sant’Eulalia, this museum showcases a collection of religious artifacts, silverware, paintings, and statues from various churches in the Marina district. Notably, an archaeological area beneath the museum reveals layers of history dating back to the Punic and Roman periods, including remnants of ancient structures and a Roman road.

3. Torre dell’Elefante: Constructed in 1307, this medieval tower is one of Cagliari’s most iconic landmarks. It was built for defensive purposes during the Pisan domination and offers panoramic views of the city and harbor from its upper levels.

4. Bastione di Saint Remy: A prominent monumental structure in Cagliari, the Bastione di Saint Remy was built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries on the ancient city walls. It features a grand staircase leading to a terrace that provides sweeping views of the city and the sea.

5. Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Cagliari: Located within the city’s historic Castello district, this museum houses an extensive collection of artifacts from Sardinia’s prehistoric to medieval periods, including Nuragic bronzes, Roman ceramics, and Byzantine relics