
The Marina of Capri is located on northern shore of the Island of Capri, Italy, at Marina Grande. The marina is adjacent to the commercial port and both are located inside a natural bay which provides shelter from the wind; the marina is also protected by two stone breakwaters.
The Marina of Capri is connected to the center of Capri town by a funicular, which transports passengers to the Piazzetta in four minutes. Near the marina, there are bus stops and taxi stands. Restaurants, cafés, and grocery shops are also nearby.
Access to the Marina: call required as established by ordinance n. 28/2013 and 24/2014 (Art.4 gives precedence to commercial vessels) of Circomare Capri rules and regulations, which must be consulted.
The marina is sheltered by two large breakwaters:
"Darsena": The main stone breakwater to the west has three sections and a concrete pier along the inner side, forming a sheltered wet dock.
"Floating Docks": The outer breakwater to the east has two sections and a concrete pier along the inner side, to which a number of floating docks are connected. This breakwater connects to the "Calata di Riva Sud", the shoreline pier.
An inner breakwater pier divides the port into two sections: the western side is a port for commercial vessels and the eastern side is a marina for private vessels. Inside the eastern marina, there is also a wet dock sheltered by the inner breakwater, the shore, and a small pier in two sections.
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