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Marina di Stintino is a solid choice for anyone cruising Sardinia’s northwestern coast. The staff is helpful and available around the clock, so you always feel taken care of. Plus, the marina is well-equipped with drinking water, electricity, and a handy shipyard with a travel lift for maintenance. When you’re done with the boat, the town of Stintino is just a short walk away, full of charming streets and cozy restaurants. And don’t forget to check out La Pelosa Beach, it’s a stone’s throw away and has some of the clearest waters around.