MARINA DI BRINDISI 🇮🇹 SPONSORS THE OCEAN POSSE
MARINA DI BRINDISI 🇮🇹 SPONSORS THE OCEAN POSSE
40° 39.5683′ N 017°57.928′ E
We are pleased to support the Ocean Posse participants with a 10 % discount at our marina.
CONTACT
AMENITIES
638 berths from 6 up to 35 metres.
24–hour security camera system
24–hour security staff, working day and night
fuel dock,
toilets,
showers,
concierge service,
parking
garage
shops |
bar
restaurant
berths equipped with water
electricity
laundry
WIFI
24/7 VHF radio Channels 08 and 16
MARINE SERVICES NEARBY
Provides port agency services across major Apulian ports, including Brindisi. They offer vessel assistance, cargo handling, passenger services, and specialized support for supply and research vessels.
LOCAL AREA PROVISIONING
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Lidl – Discount supermarket with affordable groceries.
Address: Via Appia 263-265, 72100 Brindisi -
Conad City – Italian supermarket chain with fresh produce and daily essentials.
Address: Piazza Cairoli, 72100 Brindisi -
Eurospin – Budget-friendly supermarket with a wide product range.
Address: Via Monte Sabotino 6, 72100 Brindisi -
Dok – Local supermarket chain offering groceries and household items.
Address: Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi 106, 72100 Brindisi -
Carrefour Market – Mid-sized supermarket with fresh and packaged goods.
Address: Various locations in Brindisi -
Penny Market – Discount grocery store with essential food items.
Address: Via Umberto Maddalena, 72100 Brindisi -
MD Discount – Affordable supermarket with a mix of Italian and international products.
Address: Via Cappuccini, 72100 Brindisi -
Mercato Coperto di Brindisi – Local fresh market with fruits, vegetables, seafood, and meats.
Address: Viale Commenda, 72100 Brindisi
MARINA DI BRINDISI SAFE APPROACH
LOCATION MARINA DI BRINDISI
NEARBY SIGNIFICANT SITES
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Roman Column of Brindisi (Colonne Romane) – A historic symbol of Brindisi, these ancient Roman columns once marked the end of the Via Appia, the famous Roman road connecting Rome to Brindisi.
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Castello Svevo (Swabian Castle) – Built by Emperor Frederick II in the 13th century, this impressive fortress has served various military purposes over the centuries and offers insights into Brindisi’s medieval history.
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Tempio di San Giovanni al Sepolcro – A unique circular church from the 11th century, known for its Romanesque architecture and connections to the Knights Templar.
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Museo Archeologico Provinciale Francesco Ribezzo – Brindisi’s main archaeological museum, showcasing artifacts from the Roman, Greek, and Messapian civilizations that once thrived in the region.
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Lungomare Regina Margherita – Brindisi’s scenic waterfront promenade, lined with historic buildings and monuments, offering a glimpse into the city’s maritime heritage.
MARINA DI VILLASIMIUS 🇮🇹 SPONSORS THE OCEAN POSSE
MARINA DI VILLASIMIUS 🇮🇹 SPONSORS THE OCEAN POSSE
39°07.13′ N 9°30.4366′ E
We are pleased to support the Ocean Posse participants with a 10 % discount at our marina.
CONTACT
VFH 09
Tel. (+39) 070 7978006
info@marinadivillasimius.it
AMENITIES
- 24/7 access
- VHF service h. 09.00 | 19.00
- Marina Management – Office hours 09.00 | 19.00
NAUTICAL SERVICES
– Electricity 220-380 volts, 125 amps
– Mooring assistance H24
– Video surveillance H24
– 24-hour security
– Dock lighting
– Wi-Fi
– Petrol and diesel fuel dispenser on quayside
– Technical assistance
– Weather service
– Bunkering
– Galley
– Water and sanitation
– Internal/external cleaning
– Waste collection
– Waste oil and battery collection
– Bilge suction
– Water cleaning
– Anti-pollution equipment
– SEABIN for microplastic collection
– Hauling and launching
– Shipbuilding
– Fire-fighting service
MARINA DI VILLASIMIUS SAFE APPROACH
LOCATION MARINA DI VILLASIMIUS
NEARBY MARINA DI VILLASIMIUS
Villasimius, a charming coastal town in Sardinia, is rich in cultural and natural significance. Near the Villasimius Marina, here are five culturally important aspects:
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Fortezza Vecchia (Old Fortress) – This historic fortress dates back to the 14th century and was built to defend against pirate raids. It offers stunning views and insight into Sardinia’s defensive past.
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Capo Carbonara Lighthouse – A symbol of Sardinia’s maritime heritage, this lighthouse has guided sailors for centuries. The surrounding area is part of a protected marine reserve.
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Museo Archeologico di Villasimius – This small yet fascinating museum showcases artifacts from Nuragic, Phoenician, and Roman periods, reflecting the deep history of the region.
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Nuragic Ruins – Sardinia is famous for its Nuragic civilization (1900–730 BCE), and there are several sites near Villasimius where you can see remnants of these mysterious ancient stone towers.
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Sagra della Madonna del Naufrago (Festival of the Madonna of the Shipwrecked) – Held annually in July, this religious and maritime festival involves a procession to an underwater statue of the Madonna, celebrating the town’s deep connection to the sea.
