Reggio di Calabria - Docking

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Anchoring

Note that no anchoring is permitted in the Strait of Messina. If anchoring in case of emergency, be sure to report where you drop the hook to avoid large fines. Read the VTS Messina Strait User Manual [Broken Link] for more information.

The Capitaneria at Reggio has enacted its own specific legislation in relation to anchoring off beaches in the area. The actual requirement is that yachts must anchor at least 150 meters offshore of beaches reserved for bathing between 08:00 & 20:00. While this is not unreasonable, there is, unfortunately, no way of telling whether a beach has been reserved for bathing without going ashore and finding a notice (and they are not easy to find). There seems to be no register online.

Last updated:  July 2013

Berthing

The original yacht harbour, in the northern corner of the harbour, is run by Lega Navale Italiana. Boats moor on the part of the quay marked “Yachts in Transit”. Staff have no english but are helpful and friendly. It is very crowded with local boats.

A better option can be found at the new pontoons at the southern end of the harbour. The ferries create quite a wash and the swell can enter the harbour in winds from the north. Good fenders are advisable.

The Post Office is on the south side of the harbour.

Last updated:  January 2017

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  1. January 21, 2019 at 3:42 AM
    Data Entry1 says:

    We have just had a bad experience with the Regio Calabria Coast Guard. We arrived in mainland Italy after cruising the Northern coast of Sicily for a couple of weeks. We anchored off the beach at Scilla and I went ashore to buy bread. On returning to the vessel my wife informed me that the Coast Guard had been and taken or passports and ships papers. They returned a short time later and issued us a €344 euro fine. After considerable effort to decipher the reason, we determined that it was for anchoring to close to the beach. No warning was given. We anchored at a place marked on our Navionics charts as ‘recommended anchorage’. This section of the Italian Coastline is NOT RECOMMENDED by us!