Cà del Porto is a charming, traditional stone house with a warm and welcoming atmosphere, located in the center of Marano Lagunare, just a short walk from the harbor and the lagoon.
The location is perfect for those who want to experience the authentic village: everything is within walking distance—restaurants, bars, shops, and walks along the canal.
It’s the ideal starting point for exploring the Friulian lagoon, taking boat trips, going on bike rides, sampling the local cuisine, or simply relaxing in a unique and peaceful setting.
Upon arrival at Cà del Porto, you’ll find free parking and the main entrance to the house, which leads directly to the dining room: a cozy yet tastefully decorated space, the warm heart of the house, featuring wooden beams, exposed stone walls, a round table, a sofa, and a sideboard, all creating a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere. The kitchen is well-equipped: sink, induction cooktop, microwave, kettle, dishes, plates, glasses, knives, pots, and pans—everything you need to prepare simple meals. Glasses, cutlery, children’s plates, a high chair, and a crib.
The house features a small private outdoor courtyard, perfect for breakfast, lunch, or dinner al fresco, where there is also a second independent entrance to the house.
Although the house is small and spread over two floors, it has two bathrooms—one of which is small —both equipped with a shower, sink, and toilet, ensuring greater convenience during your stay.
Upstairs is a bright, attic-style double bedroom with a wooden ceiling, white walls accented with stone inlays, and an elegant wrought-iron bed. The period furnishings and rustic details create an intimate and relaxing atmosphere. The room opens onto a private terrace, ideal for enjoying stunning sunsets and aperitifs.
In Marano Lagunare lies the Valle Canal Novo Regional Nature Reserve: a true paradise for birdwatchers, nature photographers, or anyone who wants to spend a day immersed in nature!
The reserve covers a total area of 121 hectares
At the Marano Lagoon Archaeological Museum, you can embark on a journey to discover the history spanning thousands of years of the region’s oldest lagoon.
From Marano, you can take boat excursions to the Stella River Nature Reserve and theancient fishing village
In Marano, you’ll find a fish market, butcher shop, bakery, Despar supermarket, pharmacy, flower shop, café, restaurants (reservations are strongly recommended)
In the summer, for just a few euros, you can take the “La Nuova Saturno” motorboat to the beaches of Lignano Sabbiadoro, as well as on a trip through the lagoon toward the sea.
The pier is 50 meters from
“Cà del Porto.”
It’s a pleasant crossing.
For guests interested in history, we recommend a trip to Aquileia. The ancient Roman city, with its basilica and impressive mosaics, is a cultural highlight of the region.
Grado and Palmanova are also recommended for day trips.
The weekly markets are definitely worth mentioning.
Monday:
Palmanova: It is one of the largest and most distinctive markets in the area, held in the beautiful star-shaped Piazza Grande.
Lignano Sabbiadoro: (Very large, especially ideal during the summer).
Tuesday:
Marano Lagunare: The local market takes place right in the town center.
Bibione: (Not far away, just across the border with Veneto).
Wednesday:
Latisana: A historic and very popular market that winds through the squares and streets of the town center.
Thursday:
Cervignano del Friuli: In the city center.
Portogruaro: (In Veneto, but much loved by locals for its historic setting along the Lemene River).
Friday:
Palazzolo dello Stella: Very close to Marano.
Pertegada: (A hamlet of Latisana, on the road to Lignano).
Saturday:
San Giorgio di Nogaro: The closest and most convenient market for weekly shopping, held on Via Roma.
Grado: A great opportunity to combine a visit to the market with a tour of the old town.
Sunday:
Porpetto: A small local market.
The Marano Lagunare Fish Market
is also open to the public:
Tuesdays and Thursdays: from approximately 3:45 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
