Announced during the 66th Genoa International Boat Show, D-Marin has expanded its presence in Italy from one marina in 2023 to eight destinations today, including Marina Livorno on Tuscany’s coast, which is now welcoming superyachts.

Marina Livorno is among D-Marin’s locations in its largest regional market, part of a wider network of 28 marinas across nine countries. The site is now welcoming superyachts up to 80 metres at the Mediceo Pontoon, while the first phase of the marina development is already complete, providing 150 berths for vessels up to 14 metres plus more than 400 berths in the inner basin. Further work is due by the end of 2026, before full completion in 2027.

With its location at Tuscany’s main maritime gateway, close to shipyards and yacht services, Marina Livorno adds to D-Marin’s presence on mainland Italy and in northern Sardinia. Porto Mirabello in La Spezia can accommodate vessels up to 135 metres, while Marina di Olbia offers 270 berths for vessels up to 150 metres and a 200-metre fuel dock. Molo Brin, also in Olbia, is due to open fully in May 2027 and will accommodate vessels up to 150 metres after receiving superyachts during summer 2026.

The addition of superyacht access at Marina Livorno also supports D-Marin’s plan to connect more of its Mediterranean destinations for yacht owners and captains travelling between the Balearic Islands, Sardinia, mainland Italy and the French Riviera. The company has previously described this network as its Mediterranean “Golden Triangle”, which also includes Camille Rayon on the Côte d’Azur and Palma Cuarentena in Mallorca.

Andrea De Santis, COO at D-Marin, said: “The opening of D-Marin Livorno to superyachts marks another important step in the growth of our Italian portfolio and our wider presence across the Mediterranean. As we continue to expand our presence in key cruising destinations, our focus remains on delivering the consistent quality of service, hospitality and technology our customers expect from D-Marin.”

Images courtesy of D-Marin.