After opening thirty-three years ago, the Carlo Riva Port is experiencing a certain rebirth. It is perceptible from the vitality of life at the harbour: the hustle and bustle of people, constant events, meetings, boat exhibitions, advertisements, and worldly life in general.
In short, there is a movement revealing the dynamism of the corporate world.

When Carlo Riva built his port, the first tourist Italian venue of its kind, he planned it, not only as a safe haven to moor one’s boat, but as an ideal place to obtain the necessary facilities and to spend some quality time together with those who share the same plesaures and interests.

The commitment to encourage socialization in the life of the port is evidenced by the recent purchase of the rooms of the Yacht Club, suitably restored for its original purpose.