Yachts for sale in Lazio.
The Lazio coast is NewSail’s home water: roughly 3,200 berths between Fiumicino and Nettuno, an hour from Rome, and the cheapest year-round berthing on the Tyrrhenian.
Lazio is the most underrated ownership base in Italy. Inside an hour of central Rome there are roughly 3,200 berths across four full-service marinas, year-round rates well below Liguria or Sardinia, and Fiumicino airport on the doorstep for owners who fly in. What it does not have is a glamour reputation, which is exactly why a boat kept here often costs less to run and sells at the same number as one kept two hundred miles north.
The cruising logic is good too. From Ostia or Fiumicino it is an overnight to the Pontine Islands, a comfortable hop to Ponza and Ventotene, and a two-day passage to the Tuscan archipelago or the Gulf of Naples. Owners who cruise weekends rather than seasons get more use out of a Lazio berth than a Sardinian one, because the boat is a forty-minute drive away instead of a flight.
Two of the yachts in our current book lie in the Rome province: a Lagoon 440 catamaran at Lido di Ostia and a classic Jouet Calife at Fiumicino. Viewings on both are same-week during the season.
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2 yachts for sale in Lazio
Lagoon · 2008
Lagoon 440
The Lagoon 440 (2008) is a spacious and ocean-capable sailing catamaran designed for comfortable long-distance cruising.
- Length
- 13.7m / 45ft
- Cabins
- 4
- Location
- Lazio
€330,000
Yachting France / Jouet · 1969
Yachting France Jouet Calife 23
The Jouet Calife is a classic sloop designed in the 1970s by renowned French naval architect Philippe Harlé and built by the Jouet shipyard under the Yachting France brand.
- Length
- 6.8m / 22ft
- Cabins
- 1
- Location
- Lazio
€10,000
The market
How buying works in Lazio.
- Annual berthing for a 15-metre hull runs materially below the Ligurian and Sardinian equivalent, which is the single biggest running-cost lever an owner has.
- Riva di Traiano at Civitavecchia is the deepest berth pool on the coast at about 1,182 places, 113 of them kept for transit, and takes hulls to 42 metres.
- Porto Turistico di Roma at Ostia is the only Lazio marina set up for large yachts, with 840 berths and capacity into the 60-metre range, plus a yard with a travel lift on site.
- Fiumicino suits smaller boats and refit projects: Darsena Traiano holds about 200 berths with a 25-metre ceiling, 800 metres inside the canal mouth.
- The real Lazio advantage is proximity. Owners who keep a boat here use it at weekends, and a boat that gets used stays in better condition than one waiting for August.
Marinas and berthing
Where a boat lives in Lazio.
| Marina | Berths | Length | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Porto Turistico di Roma, Lido di Ostia | 840 | 8–60 m | 16 fixed pontoons, on-site yard with travel lift, over 2,300 parking spaces, immediately south-east of the Tiber mouth. |
| Porto Turistico Riva di Traiano, Civitavecchia | 1,182 | 9–42 m | 113 berths kept for transit; individual water and power on every place. |
| Marina di Nettuno | 1,000 | 6–40 m | 15 piers across roughly 3,000 metres of quay, the closest full marina to the southern Lazio anchorages. |
| Darsena Traiano, Fiumicino | 200 | up to 25 m | 800 metres inside the canal on the south side; walking distance to Fiumicino airport transfers. |
Berth counts and length limits as published by the marina operators; we confirm actual availability case by case.
Common questions
Buying a yacht in Lazio.
- Which marinas serve Rome for yacht owners?
- Four in practice: Porto Turistico di Roma at Lido di Ostia (840 berths, 8 to 60 metres), Riva di Traiano at Civitavecchia (about 1,182 berths, 9 to 42 metres), Marina di Nettuno (1,000 berths, 6 to 40 metres) and Darsena Traiano at Fiumicino (about 200 berths, up to 25 metres).
- Is it cheaper to keep a yacht in Lazio than in Liguria or Sardinia?
- Yes, materially so, both for annual berthing and for yard work. That gap is the main reason owners who cruise from Rome rather than posing in Porto Cervo base here.
- Where can you cruise from the Rome coast?
- The Pontine Islands including Ponza and Ventotene are the natural weekend ground, an overnight from Ostia. The Tuscan archipelago and the Gulf of Naples are both within a two-day passage, and Sardinia is a comfortable summer crossing.
- Do you have yachts for sale lying near Rome right now?
- Yes. A Lagoon 440 catamaran lies at Lido di Ostia and a 1969 Jouet Calife classic sloop at Fiumicino. Both can be viewed within the week during the season; the wider Italian book is a short drive or flight away.
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