Martinis Marchi Marina

It’s better to book a berth a few days in advance. There wasn’t enough space for us, and the mariner came by dinghy with a list and told us to leave. The surroundings are picturesque, so we anchored between two small islands nearby. Unfortunately, the village doesn’t even have a place to dock the dinghy, though some locals kindly let us tie up at a private spot. The village itself felt rather dull. We didn’t find it very interesting. However, at the anchorage the water was crystal clear and full of beautiful fish, so overall we still had a pleasant time.

A very pleasant marina in a picturesque location. The surroundings are clean and tidy, with restaurants, cafes, and a grocery store nearby. There is a small beach next to the marina. The marina is very small, so it's necessary to book in advance during the season. I booked too late (on the morning of the same day), so I had to stay on the outer wall, where it was very choppy. The marineros are excellent, providing great assistance in strong winds. Near the marina, there are decent anchorage spots, from which you can easily reach the marina by dinghy.

It is a small harbor with mooring spots both inside and outside the marina. We docked our sailboat outside. Since there are only a few spots available, I recommend booking in advance. The marina offers showers and toilets, but there are only two shower cabins, which often leads to long waits. There is also a lovely small swimming area within the marina. Close by, you'll find a few small restaurants and souvenir shops. A short distance away, there is a grocery store where you can purchase all necessary supplies.