The marina is built on a land reclamation area that expanded the original coastline of Chiavari.
It is strategically positioned at the center of the Gulf of Tigullio, offering equidistant access to Santa Margherita Ligure and Sestri Levante.
The facility is designed to meet international environmental standards for water quality in enclosed harbor basins.
The marina hosts an annual nautical event focusing on local maritime heritage and sustainable boating practices.
Tourist Port Marina Chiavari is a modern Mediterranean docking facility located on the Ligurian coast between Portofino and the Cinque Terre. It provides over 370 berths for vessels ranging from 7 to 18 meters in length. The complex features a direct connection to the Chiavari seafront and includes integrated retail and dining areas. Infrastructure includes floating docks, electricity, and water supply for transit and permanent boats. The marina operates as a hub for recreational sailing and coastal cruising in the Gulf of Tigullio. Its structural layout minimizes the impact of sea swells, ensuring calm waters for moored vessels. Visitors can access a specialized boat yard for maintenance services within the facility grounds.
The end of the main breakwater pier looking back toward the colorful buildings of the Chiavari coastline.
Walk the outer pier during the evening to observe the transition of luxury yachts and local fishing boats.
Utilize the designated pedestrian promenade connecting the port to the historic town center for the best local dining options.
Secure your boat well in advance if visiting during the peak summer months of July and August.
Do not attempt to board private vessels without explicit permission, as this is a working port and private property.
Maintain a respectful distance from private docked vessels; observe quiet hours in the evening.
