Harbour Of Bonifacio
General Data
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Category
Ports -
Geographical Area
Corsica -
Latitude
Lat 41° 23' 19'' N -
Longitude
Long 9° 9' 37'' E -
E-mail Address
portbonifacio@wanadoo.fr -
Telephone
0033 495 731007 -
Fax Number
0033 495 731873 -
VHF
09 -
City
Bonifacio -
Province
Corsica -
Country
France
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Website
http://www.visit-corsica.com -
Address
Quai Noel Beretti 20169 -
Useful Numbers
Fuel: 0033 495 730641;
Features
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Minimum Draught
1 m -
Maximum Draught
6 m -
Boat Posts
400 -
Port Entrance Times
24 h/24; from 7:00 to 22:00 in summer -
Max Boat Length
55 m -
Near Anchorages
Rondinara
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Dangers
Fishing area -
Hardships
inner wet dock
Dock Services
Fuel
Water
Energy
Slide
Slipway
Crane
Travel Lift
Toilets
Showers
Fire Services
Engine Reparations
Electric Reparations
Weather Forecast Service
Anchorage Staff
Security Staff
Scuba Divers
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Further Services
grocery shop; shops; laundry
Description
Located west of Cape Pertusato, on Southern Corsica, the harbour of Bonifacio represents a reference point for local sea life. The structure is mainly a commercial harbour, conceived to offer mooring places to local fishing boats.
However, there is also a popular marina, recently restored, with 460 mooring places and over 10,000 boats a year.
The marina can receive mega yachts up to 75 m and with a maximum draught of 12 m.
There are 250 mooring places reserved for megayachts, while the others are dedicated to recreational and fishing boats.
The structure offers a 40-ton travelift, bottom cleaning, electricity, mechanical and electrical reparations, slipway and cranes.
Entering the harbour requires a great deal of experience, since strong winds can be very dangerous here. We recommend not to exceed 3 knots. Pay attention to the fishing zone, too.
This efficent structure is embellished by the surrounding worderful Corsican sea and landscapes, especially at sunset.
The harbour of Bonifacio has always been a very important reference point in Southern Corsica, equipped with high-quality services for fishing, recreational and big boats.