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Ocean port guide

Palau

Italy

Make the most of your call at Palau, a cruise port in Italy. Find practical arrival guidance, local transport pointers and ideas for exploring confidently ashore.

Approximate port locationPalau · Italy
At a glancePort call snapshot
DestinationItaly
Port typeOcean cruise port
Location41.1814, 9.3890
CurrencyEuro
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Berths, fares and opening times change. Confirm live details with your cruise line and local operators.

Your port guide

Making the most of Palau

Use these notes to shape a realistic day ashore, then confirm any time-sensitive information for the date of your call.

01

Arriving at the port

This is a tender port. The tender dock is in the center op town.

With three sparkling beaches of its own (Capra, Faro and Sciutara), the Sardinian village and cruise port Palau is more than just the gateway to the island’s most exclusive resorts on the Costa Smeralda (Emerald Coast). It also has all the amenities of a top beach resort with a whole range watersports on offer and a choice of superb fish restaurants.

02

Getting around

Away from Palau, there are great views at the Capo d’Orso with its strange rock formations while Porto Cervo – Costa Smeralda’s unofficial capital – is just 20 minutes away. This was created in his own image by the playboy Aga Khan in the 1960s and it is still a big draw for celebrity jetsetters (and celebrity-watchers).

Its harbor marina is full of yachts that would not look out of place in Monte Carlo and if it does not have a fancy designer label, the shops do not stock it.

03

Money

Euro

Find your bearings

Palau port location

The guide coordinates place the port at 41.1814° N, 9.3890° E. Always use the berth details supplied for your sailing as your final arrival reference.

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This guide is for trip planning and may not reflect short-notice operational changes. Your cruise line's instructions and local official information should take priority.