Charter yacht in Rimini

Despite the fact that most of the resorts on the Adriatic coast are not very popular with yachtsmen, the local port has a large marina for sailing and motor boats - Porto Canale, which also houses a yacht club. Not far from the pier there is anchorage for fishing trawlers and loggers. You can rent a yacht in Rimini for any purpose: boat trip, diving or fishing.

Numerous beaches in the city stretch for 15 kilometers from north to south, each of them has its own number. The main one - number 1, stretches all the way to the Fellini Park. Each of the beaches has a unique umbrella color and most are free to enter. For family recreation, the Marabello zone with a sandy coast without shells and a smooth entry into the sea is suitable. One way to take a leisurely tour of the coastline and choose a suitable location is to yacht charter in Rimini.

Getting to the city is extremely easy - the international airport Aeroporto Internazionale Federico Fellini is located 8 kilometers away; (IATA: RMI, ICAO: LIPR). Then there are three options for routes: by regular bus for 15 minutes, a taxi ride will take an average of 8 - 10 minutes. There is a car rental service near the airport, the price is about 16 EUR per day.

Rimini has hotels, comfortable apartments, guest houses and villas in any style: from the four-star Hotel Ambassador, Rèmin Plaza Hotel, Hotel Admiral Palace and Hotel Diplomat Palace to the more democratic Hotel Dusseldorf, Hotel Gaby, Hotel Sandra, Hotel Villa del Parco, Hotel New Primula and Hotel Villa Argia. Not far from the port, in the neighboring village, there are former fishermen's houses, which are now used as cozy guest apartments for tourists. This may be of interest to those looking for a yacht charter in Rimini.

The most popular attractions in the city are associated with its native - the famous film director Federico Fellini. For example, the Fellini Grand Hotel with an adjoining park, where one of the symbols of Rimini is located - the Fountain of the Four Horses. You should definitely visit the complex “Italy in Miniature”, see the Church of St. Augustine, where one of the frescoes contains the world's first image of glasses.