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Berths in Syracuse

Marina Yachting Siracusa in the Porto Grande, Yacht Club Lakkios in the Porto Piccolo, services and port authority notices.

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Marinas

Berths in Syracuse

Neither marina publishes a maximum yacht length on its own site. No berth rates are published.

PlaceBerth detailsContactWhere
Marina Yachting SiracusaStern-to berthing. Shore power 16 A and 32 A single-phase and 63 A three-phase. Annual, seasonal and transit berthsVHF 69. +39 393 9402444 (commercial office). info@marinayachtingsr.itMolo Zanagora, Porto Grande, Ortigia
Yacht Club Lakkios80 m of quay and a 50 m floating pontoon. Draught up to 4 m. Open all year, for a few days or for monthsVHF 74. informazioni@yachtclublakkios.comPorto Piccolo (Porto Marmoreo), Ortigia

Marina websites.

Porto Grande

Marina Yachting Siracusa

Position37°03'42.0"N 15°17'25.3"E
EntryCall VHF 69. The marina says to follow the right-hand quay to its end
On siteWater and power through smart pedestals, activated with a phone app. Showers and toilets. Waste sorting. CCTV and security H24
Health clearanceThe marina lists free pratique (health clearance) at Molo Zanagora
Porto Piccolo

Yacht Club Lakkios

AddressRiva Forte Gallo, 96100 Siracusa
EntryKeep to the centre of the entrance. The harbour has a red and a green fixed light
On siteWater, power and lighting on the quay. Showers and toilets. Engine and electrical repairs. Laundry. Sailmaking and upholstery
Haul-outLaunch and haul-out up to 25 t, with partner yards
Lakkios site

Porto Piccolo and Porto Grande

The Lakkios site calls the Porto Piccolo the old port of Syracuse, a small inlet defended by two moles. A canal joins it to the Porto Grande. Only small boats and tenders can use the canal, because two bridges cross it.

Port authority, 2026

Works and closures in the Porto Grande

Ordinance 13/2026 of 27 May 2026 closes quay 5 of the Porto Grande to mooring by unauthorised vessels until its repair works are formally complete. Ordinance 23/2026 of 16 July 2026 covers building sites for shore-power electrification of the quays, also until the works are complete. Ordinance 24/2026 of 21 July 2026 sets rules for access, traffic and parking in the port. Read the current list before you plan a berth.

Sources. Checked 8 November 2026.

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