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NEWS

The Harbour

Main features of the tourist Harbour.

The Harbour is protected by an outer North-South break-water which envelops a water mirror of more than 100.000 square meters subdivided in three basins with depths from 2.0 to 5.0 meters. The entrance to the Harbour is from North.
893 berths ,90 of which reserved for transit, are distributed along :
- 13 Piers numbered from 1 to 13,
- 2 Wharfs :North and South Wharf ,
- 1200 meters of Docks: North, Central , South,
- 700 meters of outer break-water.
Boats up to 28 meters long with 4.5 meters maximum draft can be hosted.

Harbour’s Lights:

White flashes light: 2126(E1466); constant interval between two flashes 2 sec ,range 7 nm located on the elbow of the outer break-water.
(Dimmed inside the harbour).

Green flashes light: 2127 (E 1466.4) ); constant interval between two flashes 2 sec ,range 5 nm located on the North edge of the outer break-water .

Red flashes light: 2126.2 (E 1466.2);constant interval between two flashes 2 sec ,range 5 nm located on the head of the inner break-water .
Two green permanent lights inside the entrance of the harbour ,range 1 nm, delimiting the internal north edge of the outer break-water .


BERTHES:
893 berths ,90 of which reserved for transit .
Boats up to 28 meters long with 4.5 meters maximum draft can be hosted.

MOORINGS:
Mooring system consists of mother-chains clamped to concrete blocks casted into the sea bottom centreline of the sailing channels , bollards and rings on the piers/docks/wharfs. Lines connecting rings and mother-chains ,without buoys ,are provided.

Sea bottom:
Sand and silt

Access hours:
H24

Access:
Keep starboard, max velocity 3 knots

Depths:
From 2 to 5 meters at the berths

Radio:
V.H.F. channels 09 and 16

Prevailing Winds:
Southeast, West, Northwest,
Adverse winds
North, Northeast

Protection Degree:
Very good

Nearest sheltered roads:
Cala Violina and Cala Martina for winds from 1° and 2° quadrant:
Beaches coast north of the harbour for winds from 1° 2° and 3° quadrant.



Dangers:
Shelves at a depth of 1.7 meters , located about 200 meters North of Hidalgo Point ,are identified by a flashing buoy, West Cardinal,50 meters West of the same Hidalgo Point. Attention must be paid to shallow sea bottom (1-2meters) East of the above mentioned Hidalgo Point.

Rules:
Control tower must be contacted on VHF Channel 09 or by phone (0039 from abroad) 0564 922784 before entering the harbour.

Shipyard:
The shipyard is provided with :basin for hauling and launching, travel lift of 100 t ,mobile crane of 40 t,6000 square meters yard for storage and maintenance ,engine repair, check up and repair of electronic and electric equipment, steel and woods works, sails and hulls repair. Phone +390564922117

SERVICES AND FACILITIES:
Gasoline station
Drinking and wash water close to each berth
Electric energy for each berth
Lighting of docks, piers ,wharf
Fire-fighting service
Wastes collection
Meteo information
Car parking areas (to be requested to the Offices)
Mooring assistance
Shallow-water divers
Showers and Toilets
Nursery
First Aid ( summertime)
H 24 Guard
Video surveillance
Supermarket and ice supply

Yacht Club Punta Ala (YCPA)

Inside the harbour in front of South Wharf is located the building of the Yacht Club Punta Ala. The Club provides, to the Club members, outstanding services, comfortable and panoramic lounges, bar, restaurant, swimming pool (summertime),panoramic terraces, roof garden, solarium .
Yachtsmen from other Nautical Club may ask to utilize the services of YCPA by calling Ph.0564 92323 Fax 0564923234
The Club organizes yearly ,with the cooperation of Marina di Punta Ala ,national and international regattas. It has been the challenger Club for Luna Rossa in the America Cup. The gulf in front of the Marina protected West side by the Elba Island represents the ideal course for regattas and in general for nautical sports. Visiting the YCPA web site it will be possible to acquire the programs an conditions to participate to all the events.
www.ycpa.it    E-mail. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.