After all, the marina boasts a major port for Italian merchant shipping, which is among the safest in this stretch of coastline and lies halfway between Venice and Ancona.
The beach at Marina di Ravenna is situated at the mouth of the Canale Candiano, which connects Ravenna to the sea, and owes its name to Pope Clement XII Corsini, who had it opened in 1736. Its two 3-kilometer-long outer breakwaters shield it to the north and south.
Recreational, sailing, and motorboats are permitted to navigate in the area between the southern outer breakwater and the eastern inner pier.
From Marina di Ravenna and Porto Corsini, you can reach the city of Ravenna, just 10 kilometers away. The city of Ravenna, once the capital of the Western Roman Empire, is well worth a visit for its magnificent Romanesque, Gothic, and Byzantine monuments - testaments to a truly glorious past - but above all for its mosaics, which are among the most beautiful in the world.
Yacht Port
Marina di Ravenna Marina
The Marina di Ravenna tourist marina is located between the inner southern pier and the Marinara tourist marina.
It features floating docks and is operated by the Circolo Velico Ravennate, the Ravenna Yacht Club, and the A.N.M.I. In total, there are 661 berths for boats up to 15 meters in length. Incoming boats may dock at these piers, provided they are not already occupied by members.