Overview:

      It's a port on the north coast of Sardinia, Italy. East 1 standard time (winter) is adopted; East 2 standard time (summer). The maximum draft is about 4.57 meters. The loading density of water is 1025. The tidal range is nearly 0.61m. Northwest wind prevails. There is no compulsory pilotage, and there is no officially licensed pilot, but it can apply to the naval base for the supply of tugs. VHF channel 16 is used for communication. The working hours are from 08:00 to 17:00. You can work overtime as needed. A port on a small island northeast of Sardinia, formerly an Italian naval base. The port is large and hidden with good anchorage. Port service facilities include: fueling, small boats, medical treatment, traction, fresh water, supplies, repatriation, no ship repair, dry dock and sewage. Merchant ships of less than 12000 tons should be anchored in the port, while ships of less than 1000 tons can be moored at the wharf apron, where the water depth is 3.96-6.10 meters, and the wharf is equipped with handling equipment.