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Procida Yachting Club

N°12 in Campania

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The island of Procida: tips for sailing

Procida Marine Park

The marine area is known as the Neptune’s Kingdom . The name is poetically classic, but the regulations are less so, and yet it is well thought out to protect those marine environments that sailing enthusiasts must necessarily safeguard. The Park consists of four zones: A, B, C and D.

The first zone includes two distinct parts: the stretch of coastline west of Vivara, and the Secca della Catena to the south of the Ischia Channel, in both of which protection is complete and “only rescue and safety activities” are permitted.

Zone B is a general reserve and includes the Shoal of the Ants in Vivara to the WNW of Vivara and the stretch in front of the St. Angelo’s promontory in the Ischia Channel. The shoal is indicated by a beacon to the west. Fishing is prohibited in Zone B, as is diving without authorisation.

Zone C, instead, allows recreational boats to cast their hooks and sail: mooring is not free but authorised. This is a type of “partial” reserve that includes the waters in front of the eastern part of Procida, excluding those of the Procida Channel itself. The stretch of sea north of Punta Imperatore (Ischia) is also part of the reserve.

At anchor in Corricella

One of Procida’s most beautiful places to stay at anchor is Corricella , where the seabed is three metres shallow, so it is advisable for many boats to anchor further offshore in safety, well away from the shore. Marina di Corricella on the southern side of the island (GPS 40.76145979015247, 14.027100622562173) lies between Punta di Pizzaco and Punta dei Monaci, so it is advisable to manoeuvre at a safe distance, for example if you are coming from the Procida Channel.

Once you have found the dyke beyond the small port of Corricella, which is used exclusively by local fishermen, you can drop anchor on the sandy seabed with seaweed, whose draught reaches a depth of 6/7 metres. The shelter is from the north-west and is just a little sacrificed for those blowing from the north-east.

Marina di Procida

Nestled with the island of Ischia to the west and Capo Misseno to the east, the marina offers almost all the main services: mooring assistance, divers, waste collection (important), 24-hour surveillance, toilets and showers and more, including fuel at the quayside opposite the entrance to the commercial harbour. The VHF channel is number 6, and in high season it is advisable to announce yourself at the marina to moor without any surprises (tel. 0818969668). The marina offers 491 berths for boats up to 30 meters in length and 3 meters in draft. The marina is located 17 miles from Sorrento , 30 miles from Amalfi, 30 miles from Positano, 128 miles from the Aeolian Islands in Sicily, 207 miles from Porto Cervo in Sardinia, and 217 miles from Porto Vecchio in Corsica.

Chiaiolella

Chiaiolella (GPS 40° 44′ 73″ N – 14° 00′ 44″ ) is a marina well protected by two piers to the west and east. Managed by Yachting Santa Margherita, it has 80 berths for boats from 9 to 45 metres in length. The Marina offers all the main services, as far as refuelling is concerned, there is a petrol station at the quay, but this should be avoided for boats with a significant draught. The maximum draught at the quay is 3.5 metres, and there are electricity stations, water intakes and fire-fighting points. The prevailing winds are the mistral, south-east wind and the crosswind from the south-west. The nearest anchorage is Chiaia , opposite Ciraccio beach. This is perhaps the ideal place for a night afloat; the seabed is sandy, perfect for holding an anchor, and the water is transparent. Chiaia is well protected from the winds of the 3rd and 4th quadrants.

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