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Porto di Santa Teresa Gallura

Via del Porto, 55, 07028 Santa Teresa Gallura SS, Italy
+39 0789 754602
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Porto di Santa Teresa Gallura
Porto di Santa Teresa Gallura
Porto di Santa Teresa Gallura
Porto di Santa Teresa Gallura
Porto di Santa Teresa Gallura
Porto di Santa Teresa Gallura
Porto di Santa Teresa Gallura
Porto di Santa Teresa Gallura
Porto di Santa Teresa Gallura
Porto di Santa Teresa Gallura
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cristina rovati (07/21/2020)
The marina is in a beautiful fjord, well protected from winds and waves. Large and spotless bathrooms !! And open until late in the evening, very rare to find in nearby Corsica and especially in Bonifacio. It is a bit far from the country, but the super ones do the delivery service, for a fee. S.Teresa and Capo Testa are definitely worth a visit! We have been here for years with the sailing boat, and the place is strategic for the nearby islands. I highly recommend it.
Barbara Giusti (08/10/2019)
Friendly staff but lacking in the main services. In the port there is only a bar and a restaurant (very good though). For the galley it is obligatory to go to the town that is far away and is not well connected, bringing the crates of water by boat is an adventure. Rude and incapable at the gas pump, they force you to put the boat with the bow on the ground because (they say) that the pipe wouldn't reach the tanks, when in reality it's all tangled up and they don't want to pull it, forcing them to do maneuvers that for a sailboat of 15 m are not the best. We will not come back.
maridolors (02/11/2020)
Small marina, charming stroll through it.
Marco Murru (SardiniAdvisor) (05/21/2019)
Characteristic is the marina with the inlet in the granite rocks. Adjacent to the marina is boarding for Corsica towards Bonifacio
Roger Petra (07/19/2017)
How much melancholy. What a missed opportunity! I have been visiting the Port of Santa Teresa di Gallura since 2005. It has gotten progressively worse. Fewer and fewer "boats" docked, more and more closed shops and restaurants. No initiative. Few people out for a walk. A few days ago I visited the Port of Bonifacio in Corsica. What difference. Boats, shops, restaurants in quantity and for all budgets. From luxury to cheap. And many people around. Give yourself a move.
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