Bacoli sits on the northern shore of the Bay of Naples in Campania, a coastal town steeped in Roman history and natural beauty. The area has long drawn those seeking authentic Mediterranean charm—its volcanic landscape, sheltered waters, and proximity to archaeological sites make it a distinctive base for exploration. The Tyrrhenian Sea stretches before you, offering calm anchorages and access to nearby islands and coastal villages.
With three charter yachts based at Baia di Bacoli, the marina provides a practical departure point for sailing adventures. Whether you're drawn to the region's historical sites, the quiet coves along the coast, or simply the rhythm of life in a working Italian fishing town, Bacoli offers an understated alternative to more crowded resort destinations. The combination of accessible sailing waters and genuine local character makes this a thoughtful choice for those seeking substance over spectacle.
Averages 2016-2025
10°
Jan
11°
Feb
12°
Mar
15°
Apr
18°
May
23°
Jun
26°
Jul
26°
Aug
23°
Sep
19°
Oct
15°
Nov
11°
Dec
Jun – Aug
25°
Sea 27°
Dec – Feb
11°
Sea 16°
Azimut Magellano 53 - Ciù Ciù - 2017Skipper included in charter price Possible check-in/check-out in Capri, Sorrento, Positano, Amalfi coast, Procida, Ischia For overnight stay max capacity is 6 pax
Black FamilyWake where Capri's cliffs meet infinite blue—seven days steering your own course through Naples' crystalline waters.