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1 Reviews on “Marina di Rimini”
A sleek, well-run port that feels like it’s got everything dialed in. I pulled in expecting the usual crowded summer scene, but it was surprisingly organised. Plenty of space for a decent-sized boat, and the staff were on it. The facilities are top-notch.
It’s right by the beach, so you can step off your boat and be toes in the sand in minutes. Rimini town itself is a short walk, and it’s buzzing, tons of bars, restaurants, and a solid nightlife if you’re in the mood.
The only downside? It’s a busy spot, especially in the high season, so be prepared for some noise and traffic. But honestly, if you’re in this part of Italy, Rimini’s kind of the perfect place to refuel, relax, and enjoy a bit of lively action.