GENOA 44°30’N 9°4’E
Genoa’s beauty is difficult to describe and impossible to forget. This magnificent city features rolling hills, a vertical cityscape, luxurious palaces, and more. It is a medieval city swarming with life, a place where the past and present truly meet. DYT offers boat transportation services to help you explore this unique city in style. Take a look at our sailing schedules above!
Genoa is the principal city of the Liguria Region. It features cliffs ending in a deep, clean sea and various villages and beaches waiting to be explored. From Ventimiglia to Bocca di Magra lies a succession of unique forms and colors of surprising beauty. The ancient fishing tradition and the delicious flavors of the local cuisine gradually give way to the hills in the immediate hinterland. Here, you will find castles, stone-built villages, churches, and strips of fertile land that form a mosaic of fragrances, tastes, and artistic forms immersed in the peace of centuries gone by.
A livelier atmosphere and fashion-filled fun can be found in the port cities and world-famous towns along the Riviera. Do you want to visit Portofino, the Cinque Terre, Camogli, or Sanremo? Are you eager to admire Liguria’s seascapes and the beauty of its mountain range overlooking the sea? Genoa is the best starting point for any of these adventures. DYT provides reliable and hassle-free boat transport to the Mediterranean so you and your loved ones can truly relax and enjoy this beautiful region.
The fame and beauty of Portofino has always reached beyond the Liguria region’s borders. Visitors have the opportunity to uncover a wide variety of adventures. For example, in a deep inlet of the Capodimonte Bay, protected by the reefs of the Portofino mountain, lies a small sea village that was once a pirate den. In the heart of the Cinque Terre, the two sea villages of Riomaggiore and Manarola are joined by a path – the via dell’Amore – special for its fame, history, and shape. This unique path has a romantic name and creates a distinctive atmosphere of suspended walks between the sky and the sea. Discover all this and more when you use DYT boat transportation to Genoa and the Mediterranean.
DYT Yacht Transport prides itself on offering convenient and hassle-free boat transportation to beautiful locations worldwide. Our boat transport to the Mediterranean and Genoa has proven to be especially popular among our customers, and we look forward to helping you plan your next vacation to these alluring areas.
General Information Italy
Area: 301,338 sq km (116,346 sq miles).
Population: 57,844,017 (official estimate 2001).
Population density: 192 per sq km.
Capital: Rome.
Population capital: 2,655,970 (2001).
Language: Italian is the official language.
Dialects are spoken in different regions.
German and Ladin are spoken in the South Tyrol region (bordering Austria).
French is spoken in all the border areas from the Riviera to the north of Milan (border with France and Switzerland).
German is spoken around the Austrian border.
English, German, and French are also spoken in the biggest cities and tourism and business circles.
Religion: Roman Catholic with Protestant minorities.
Time: GMT + 1 (GMT + 2 from the last Sunday in March to the Saturday before the last Sunday in September).
Electricity: 220 volts AC, 50Hz.
Currency: Euro (€) = 100 .
Country Code: + 39 ~
IDD Access Code: 00 ~
Marinas
MARINA MOLO VECCHIO
Calata Molo Vecchio Mod. 3
(Magazzini del Cotone)
Tel.: +39 010 27 011
E-mail: mmv@mmv.it
Website: www.mmv.it
MARINA GENOVA AEROPORTO
Via Pionieri ed Aviatori d’Italia 16154 Genova
Tel.: +39 010 614 3420
E-mail: hospitalitydesk@marinagenova.it
Website: www.marinagenova.it
Airport
By Air:
Genoa International Airport is just halfway between the city and Voltri Terminal, where DYT vessels regularly call. There are direct flights from London (BA-Ryan Air), from Amsterdam (Transavia), and from Germany. All main Italian destinations are covered.
For further information:
AEROPORTO DI GENOVA
http://www.aeroportodigenova.com
E-mail: info@airport.genova.it
Tel: +39-010-60151
An alternative is flying to Milan (Malpensa or Linate airports)
AEROPORTI DI MILANO
http://www.sea-aeroportimilano.it
For connection to Genoa, visit:
http://www.trenitalia.com
You can even fly to Nice Airport, which is about 200 km from Genoa:
NICE/COTE D’AZUR AIRPORT (NCE)
Nice Airport, France, Chambre de Commerce et d¥Industrie, F-06281 Nice Cedex 3
Tel.: (Switchboard) + 33 (4) 93.21.30.30
(Marketing) + 33 (4) 93.21.30.08(Working) + 33 (4) 93.21.30.11
Fax: + 33 (4) 93.21.30.29 or +33 (4) 93.21.44.03
E-mail:david.kalioudjoglou@cote-azure.cci.fr
Website:www.nice.aeroport.fr
Regular ferries also connect Genoa to Corsica, Sardinia, Spain, Sicily, Tunisia and Morocco.
Website: http://www.onlineferries.com
By Train
In Genoa, there are two main railway stations:
– Piazza Principe
– Brignole
The first one is closer to the Aquarium ticket office (where one of the meeting points is fixed).
By road
DYT vessels call at Voltri – Pra , Terminal VTE, west of Genoa.
Additional Information
Inbound checklist
DYT contact:
Benedetta Granello di Casaleto
DYT Yacht Transport, Italy
Via Santa Chiara 2/10
16128 Genova Italy
Tel: +39 010 278 9411
Mob.: +39 348 9909364
Email: benedetta@yacht-transport.com
Customs Agent:
Simone Carlini
Multi Marine Services Srl
Via Santa Chiara 2/10
16128 Genoa, IT
Tel: + +39 010 5361 640 – 641- 643
Tel.: + 39 335 6671978 (Giulia di Levrano)
E-mail: agency@multimarineservices.com
Outbound checklist
DYT contact:
Benedetta Granello di Casaleto
DYT Yacht Transport, Italy
Via Santa Chiara 2/10
16128 Genova Italy
Tel: +39 010 278 9411
Mob.: +39 348 9909364
Email: benedetta@yacht-transport.com
Customs Agent:
Simone Carlini
Multi Marine Services Srl
Via Santa Chiara 2/10
16128 Genoa, IT
Tel: + 39 010 5361 640 – 641- 643
Tel.: + 39 335 7737449 (Laura Mattiello)
E-mail: agency@multimarineservices.com
Before arrival in Genoa, contact the DYT rep to advise a list of people coming on board with relevant ID to obtain port access.
Loading Onboard DYT Carrier:
Notify our Loading Master upon your arrival on Channel 17 and wait for instructions
Once loaded, check in with DYT Rep and bring:
- Original yacht registry
- Keys to the yacht marked
- If approved, bring riders with prospective passports
Attention riders
US ports in final destination or transit:
Riders need to have a B1 or B2 visa.
No other visas are accepted.