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Porto Liscia sheltered from NW, W, SW; SE, it has a sandy bottom. Liscia bay has a beach of fine white sand, about 1 km long, which gives a crystal clear sea.
You can anchor in the center of the bay by 5/10 m. Porto Liscia is the best place to use and enjoy water toys.

GENERAL RESTRICTIONS: 

- Navigation within 200 m from the coast 
- Anchoring within 200 m from the coast
- 10 knots speed limit within 1 km from the coast
- Running any craft within 200 m from the coast with engines on
- Tying lines to rocks

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Windsurfer’s paradise. Sheltered from Nw winds. The background is bad holding, hard sand and rocks. Just a few miles from Porto Palau and the La Maddalena Archipelago and bounded by the Isola dei Gabbiani on the West and Punta Sardegna on the East, the anchorage of Porto Pollo is one among the most picturesque coves of northern Sardinia. Because of its particular natural conformation, the bay is particularly exposed to many winds; however, it is well-sheltered in some points, especially in its south-eastern part. No shelter, on the contrary, is provided against northerly wind. The anchorage offers numerous possibilities of anchorage and mooring to all those desiring to stop here with their own boat.

GENERAL RESTRICTIONS: 

- Navigation within 200 m from the coast 
- Anchoring within 200 m from the coast
- 10 knots speed limit within 1 km from the coast
- Running any craft within 200 m from the coast with engines on
- Tying lines to rocks

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Sheltered from SW / NW winds. Good anchorage in 0.4 NM to W Palau Lighthouse. The harbor, also known as Nelson Bay, because, in 1803, it housed the fleet of Admiral Englishman, who gave his name "Schifo" from the dialect of the Maddalena meaning "boat", "shell".

GENERAL RESTRICTIONS: 

- Navigation within 200 m from the coast 
- Anchoring within 200 m from the coast
- 10 knots speed limit within 1 km from the coast
- Running any craft within 200 m from the coast with engines on
- Tying lines to rocks

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One among the most beautiful anchorages of Sardinia, Cala Corsara is situated in the Southern part of Spargi Island and in front one of the most picturesque beaches of La Maddalena Archipelago, famous for its white sand and crystal-blue sea. On the western side of the cove raises the well-known granite rock of Testa della Strega, shaped by sea and wind over the years. The cove is well sheltered from west and North-West winds.

GENERAL RESTRICTIONS: 

- Navigation within 200 m from the coast 
- Anchoring within 200 m from the coast
- 10 knots speed limit within 1 km from the coast
- Running any craft within 200 m from the coast with engines on
- Tying lines to rocks

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It is a natural bay anchorage to S in 3 or 4 m of water, you can moor to N, in front of the beach by 4-5m on sandy and rocky bottom, good holding. There is a pontoon to the W, with 4m depth at the end.
The beach of Cala Spalmatore, sheltered from the winds by two headlands, has a cream coloured coarse-grained sandy shore, lapped by a sea with shallow waters. It is framed by green Mediterranean shrub and enhanced by splendid pink coloured rocks.

GENERAL RESTRICTIONS: 

- Navigation within 200 m from the coast 
- Anchoring within 200 m from the coast
- 10 knots speed limit within 1 km from the coast
- Running any craft within 200 m from the coast with engines on
- Tying lines to rocks

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Beautiful cove on the west coast of the Maddalena, protected from the north. The surrounding area is clear. At the bottom there is a dock. Mooring buoys on rocky or sandy funds by 5 m.
In the southern part is another cove, a few houses and an old quarry without interest. Formerly, pink granite boulders were transported by ship across the world. The Cala Francese granite was used for the construction of the Statue of Liberty.

GENERAL RESTRICTIONS: 

- Navigation within 200 m from the coast 
- Anchoring within 200 m from the coast
- 10 knots speed limit within 1 km from the coast
- Running any craft within 200 m from the coast with engines on
- Tying lines to rocks

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In the bay of Cala Lunga, Massimo marina provides boaters approximately 50 mooring buoys. Funds being about 7.5 m, boats until 50 m can anchor.

GENERAL RESTRICTIONS: 

- Navigation within 200 m from the coast 
- Anchoring within 200 m from the coast
- 10 knots speed limit within 1 km from the coast
- Running any craft within 200 m from the coast with engines on
- Tying lines to rocks

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Located N point of the island this bay is very is very popular with boaters. The bay is free of danger, but go slowly once the line probe exceeded 5 m. On the north of the western coast of the Island of Caprera we find Cala Napoletana, an authentic paradise with spotless sand, limpid waters and Mediterranean shrub. An ideal place for those wishing to spend a relaxing day.

The south of Cala Cotticio lapointe Cotticio is composed of two well-sheltered bays of the north where we drop anchor in 10 to 15m depth. The cove is the westernmost surrounded by high cliffs and must go close to anchor. Part E is shallower and even has a small beach. Attention to it in coming rocks beyond the tip. The beach of Cala Coticcio, on the east coast of the island of Caprera, is covered by fine white sand, bathed by a sea of a thousand turquoise hues and protected by splendid sculptures of pinkish rock, among which space is found for juniper, heather, rockrose, and lentisk.

GENERAL RESTRICTIONS: 

- Navigation within 200 m from the coast 
- Anchoring within 200 m from the coast
- 10 knots speed limit within 1 km from the coast
- Running any craft within 200 m from the coast with engines on
- Tying lines to rocks

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Bay in the Moneta pass, on NW coast of Caprera. Beware to emergent and submerged rocks nearby. Accessible to ships familiar places. You can anchor in 7 m depth.  Cala Garibaldi peeks out in the north-western coastal stretch of the Island of Caprera, at a point facing the Island of Giardinelli and the three Italiani Islets. The beach, near to the Passo della Moneta, has fine light-coloured sand and a crystal-clear sea and the shore slopes gently down towards the sea, making it perfect for families with children. It is framed by huge light-coloured rocks where bushes of Mediterranean shrub grow, creating striking chromatic effects. To the north the beach continues with two small bays sheltered by pink rocks and known as Cala Serena.

GENERAL RESTRICTIONS: 

- Navigation within 200 m from the coast 
- Anchoring within 200 m from the coast
- 10 knots speed limit within 1 km from the coast
- Running any craft within 200 m from the coast with engines on
- Tying lines to rocks

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Cala Stagnali is a wide cove where you can anchor by 3 m deep. Beware of rocks that line the sides and bottom of the cove. The bay of Stagnali, overlooking La Maddalena, is characterised, as its name suggests, by its quite shallow water and numerous rocky outcrops. It offers safe shelter for boats, especially in the Northern part, and has a small port, originally built for the stationed military garrison but today used by both fisherman and pleasure boaters.

GENERAL RESTRICTIONS: 

- Navigation within 200 m from the coast 
- Anchoring within 200 m from the coast
- 10 knots speed limit within 1 km from the coast
- Running any craft within 200 m from the coast with engines on
- Tying lines to rocks

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This cove is located SE of S. Maria island. We anchor between 1.5 m and 6 m on sandy bottom. Attention to shoal (1.7 m) at the entrance of the cove port.

GENERAL RESTRICTIONS: 

- Navigation within 200 m from the coast 
- Anchoring within 200 m from the coast
- 10 knots speed limit within 1 km from the coast
- Running any craft within 200 m from the coast with engines on
- Tying lines to rocks

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Deep cove and protected from winds except for westerly winds, S Razzoli. Beware of rocks outcropping at the port entrance. Remain at the center of the passage. The depth is 2 to 4 m.

GENERAL RESTRICTIONS: 

- Navigation within 200 m from the coast 
- Anchoring within 200 m from the coast
- 10 knots speed limit within 1 km from the coast
- Running any craft within 200 m from the coast with engines on
- Tying lines to rocks

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Porto della Madonna is an amazing water mirror located on the Eastern part of Budelli Island, in front of the wonderful bays of Santa Maria and Razzoli Islands. It's a real natural swimming pool, which is worth visiting. The crystal-clear colour of its waters makes this one of the most enchanting places in La Maddalena Archipelago.

GENERAL RESTRICTIONS: 

- Navigation within 200 m from the coast 
- Anchoring within 200 m from the coast
- 10 knots speed limit within 1 km from the coast
- Running any craft within 200 m from the coast with engines on
- Tying lines to rocks

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