Cala di Mola is an inlet close to Porto Azzurro, with a sand-and-mud bottom that tends to set well once dug in. The bay is enclosed, with easy dinghy access into town. A short landing is possible near the harbourfront. Read more
Porto Azzurro’s Spanish fort and the main square are the stand-out stop, with a restaurant and gelato within minutes. Beaches like La Rossa are close for a swim and a short stroll.
The protection from the surrounding winds makes it an ideal anchorage in most weather conditions. The water clarity may be a bit murky. Anchoring here can be tricky due to debris on the seabed, but if you stick to 5-6 meters, you’ll have better luck with holding. Just watch out for occasional chain fouling on the bottom, and avoid the concrete blocks lurking in deeper areas!
Once settled, it’s a breeze to head to Porto Azzurro. The town is a short dinghy ride away and has everything you need—bars, restaurants, shops, and even laundries.
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The protection from the surrounding winds makes it an ideal anchorage in most weather conditions. The water clarity may be a bit murky. Anchoring here can be tricky due to debris on the seabed, but if you stick to 5-6 meters, you’ll have better luck with holding. Just watch out for occasional chain fouling on the bottom, and avoid the concrete blocks lurking in deeper areas!
Once settled, it’s a breeze to head to Porto Azzurro. The town is a short dinghy ride away and has everything you need—bars, restaurants, shops, and even laundries.