MARINAS IN MALTA

Malta is located in the centre of the Mediterranean Sea just south of Sicily. The Maltese archipelago consists of mainly three islands: Malta, Gozo and Comino. Malta is well served with harbours, the main international ports being the Valletta Grand Harbour and the Port of Marsaxlokk. The second largest island is Gozo which has one port – Mgarr.

GRAND HARBOR MARINA

35° 53.5? North – 14° 30.9? East In the heart of the Mediterranean, Grand Harbour Marina offers a stunning base in historic Vittoriosa, Malta. With berths for yachts up to 100m (325ft) in length, the marina offers all the world-class facilities.

PORTOMASO MARINA

35° 55.3? North – 14° 29.7? East Portomaso Marina has space for 110 fully berths. It shares the area with the five-star Hilton Malta Hotel, an excellent casino, a beach club, a conference centre, shops and a supermarket, and a health and fitness centre besides the apartments.

MSIDA MARINA

35° 53.75? North – 14° 30.0? East The Msida Marina is situated in the innermost part of Marsamxetto Harbour. The building of a breakwater across the entrance has produced a very safe and well sheltered marina. Berthing is provided on 15 lines of floating pontoons, providing 700 berths up to 18 metres in length on double mooring lines. Water and electricity is available at every berth off apposite modern

service modules.

MANOEL ISLAND MARINA

35° 54.10’ North – 14° 30.4’ East Manoel Island Marina is situated to the South side of Manoel Island and about half a nautical mile from the main entrance to Marsamxetto Creek in Malta.

MGARR MARINA (GOZO)

The Mgarr Marina consists of 208 berths. The Marina provides a perfect stop-over for anyone visiting Gozo or cruising around the Maltese Islands. The island is a third of the size of Malta, but greener and more rural. Its landscape has hills and deep valleys as well as rugged cliffs, which give natural protection to the island’s small harbours and inlets.