By train Rome Termini - Nettuno, about an hour. As soon as you exit the Nettuno station, proceed straight for about 350 meters and go down the stairs that lead to the marina.

By car SS 148 Pontina, exit Velletri-Nettuno-Campoverde (3rd exit for Nettuno), once in Nettuno follow the signs for the port.

Blue stripe for a fee (1.5 €/hour) just outside the barrier.

Free parking behind IP gas station in via E. Visca.

You cannot enter the marina unless you pay the daily parking of 15 €. You can request it in advance or directly at the port offices (under the control tower - tel. 069881780 - closed from 1-3 pm).

First of all, only soft bags (NO TROLLEY/SUITCASES). We will not forget:

• beach and bath towels;
• a sheet (without corners possibly) and a pillowcase;
• sleeping bag;
• biodegradable shampoo/soap;
• high protection sunscreen;
• sunglasses;
• hat;
• mores;
• light clothing (shorts, T-shirts);
• and something heavier (fleece, k-way/waterproof jacket, wool hat);
• belongings;
• identity document;
• slippers and sneakers to be used only on the boat, possibly with light soles (otherwise wash them well before boarding if they have been used on the street);
• Mask, snorkel and fins.

• Hard Case/Trolley/Trolleys
• Hair dryers and hair straighteners
• Umbrellas

Definitely not. We are here to teach children the techniques of sailing and navigation to get them passionate about this beautiful activity. 

Those who already do sailing will be able to improve their skills and learn about the world of cabin cruisers.

You don't have to be an experienced swimmer but at least know how to stay afloat, in peace, without the aid of floats.

The boats are equipped with all the legal equipment and the skippers/instructors are experts in the management of crews and safety itself.

A specific briefing will be held with the students on safety on board: what to do and how to move but above all what not to do and how not to move. The children are normally very receptive and in a short time they are able to manage themselves independently safely.

Any food allergies or intolerances do not preclude participation in the school camp. They must be reported in time so that we can take all the necessary precautions and organize ourselves in the best possible way. If deemed necessary, families can provide additional food and/or tools.

The presentation of a medical certificate for non-competitive sports is mandatory.

If the child follows medical treatment that requires the intake of regularly prescribed drugs, a specific authorization to administer them will be required.

Our activities are based on safety, compliance with regulations, the environment and participants. We appreciate the liveliness of the boys but we ask them (and reciprocate) for sensible conduct, availability and respect. Participants must observe the indications / instructions of the Skipper-Instructor. We reserve the right to evaluate the behavior of the child and, in the event that the behavior itself is not suitable for the coexistence/respect of the group, the skipper and the boat, the right to disembark the child himself/herself. This will be borne and organized by the families and cannot be the subject of any recourse.

In the event of adverse weather and sea conditions that do not allow safe navigation and movement (at our sole discretion), both theoretical and practical on-board/quay educational activities will be organized during the hours/days of boat stoppage (use of instruments, charting, safety equipment, knots and use of ropes just to give examples).

The booking can be made by a parent/legal guardian of the child. Subsequently, a registration form will be sent to be filled in with the data of the participating child (always by the parent/legal guardian). 

Girls aged 14 to 18.

In addition to the Skipper/Instructor, with qualifications and certifications, there will be a support/coordination collaborator on board for life on board and non-technical activities. Safety first.