Our Location

Getting here is easy

Marina di Sant'Elmo benefits from a privileged location within the Port of Alghero, since it is sited in the southern section of the port, at the base of the impressive walls of the old town. You can access the historical centre via the "Carlos V" Sea Gate, which is located behind the marina. The area is exceptionally peaceful, even though it is located just a stone’s throw from all of the bars, restaurants and shops that bring this long-established part of the city to life.

Capo Caccia

Red coral

Neptune's Caves

Lazzaretto Beach

Nuraghe Palmavera

Porto Conte

Airlines and cruise linesJust a few miles from Alghero International Airport and the Port of Porto Torres

The Marina is located just 10 km from Alghero Fertilia International Airport, which benefits from a plethora of routes that connect it with numerous destinations in Italy and overseas, making Alghero easy to reach even for those who live far away. The airport's website includes timetables and information on the available flights across the seasons. Moreover, at just 40 km away, the port of Porto Torres offers sea links to various Italian and international ports. To find out which routes are available, please visit the Direct Ferries website.

Alghero"Little Barcelona", capital of the Coral Riviera

Alghero started out as a small fishing village and has developed over time thanks to tourism – its expansion no doubt facilitated by the fact that Fertilia International Airport is located just a few miles away. Alghero's culture and traditions have remained intact over the centuries, preserving the features that were shaped during the period of Catalan domination, and the local people are exceptionally welcoming.
The old town is particularly fascinating and picturesque, and is home to a multitude of restaurants, cafes and bars. It is the quaintest of the tourist hotspots on the Coral Riviera, the coastline of which is renowned for its isolated bays, inlets that open up to reveal beaches fringed with lush pine forests, and jagged cliffs lapped by the emerald-green sea.