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Marinas & Harbours in San Pietro

San Pietro has 4 places listed under Marinas & Harbours. The best rated is Porto di Carloforte (4.6 from 137 reviews). 3 of the 4 carry a photo and full details.

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Looking for great marinas & harbours in San Pietro? These are the venues travellers rate highest — what makes each one worth your visit:

Porto di Carloforte★ 4.6 (137)

Porto di Carloforte serves San Pietro as a marina at 09014 Carloforte, Province of Sulcis Iglesiente, Italy. The harbour sits on the island's main town, where boats and visitors meet the waterfront. A 4.6/5 rating from 137 reviews places it among the better-regarded spots on San Pietro.

Carloforte Marina Sifredi★ 4.5 (266)

Carloforte Marina Sifredi in San Pietro occupies Banchina Mamma Mahon, 09014 Carloforte CI, on the island's main harbourfront. The marina sits at Carloforte, with Calasetta, Girau and Cussorgia among the other settlements nearby. As a marina, it serves vessels calling at San Pietro, and its reputation rests on a 4.

Villamarina★ 3.6 (1221)

When in San Pietro, Villamarina is the local business that greets arrivals at Carrer de la Ciutat de Reus, 42, 43840 Salou, Tarragona. This marina occupies a spot on the island of San Pietro, part of Italy, where the coastline meets the daily rhythm of boats and waterfront activity.