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List of Marine Protected Areas of Italy

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This list is of theMarine Protected Areas (Italian:aree marine protette) ofItaly. As of the most recentOfficial list of natural protected areas[it], decreed on 27 April 2010 and published in the official gazette on 31 May 2010 by theMinistry for Environment, Land and Sea Protection, there were twenty-seven suchmarine protected areas, and a further two "Submerged Archaeological Parks" (Italian:parchi sommersi); in 2018, two new marine protected areas were created. Typically subdivided into Zones A, B, and C, each affording a different level of protection, these areas help safeguard in total some 228,000 hectares (2,280 km²) of the seas around Italy as well as some 700 kilometres (430 mi) of its coastline. TheLigurian Sea Cetacean Sanctuary is not included in these figures.^[1]^[2]^[3] While some stakeholders have opposed such measures, fearing the impact on short-term economic exploitation, a study of the alternatives atPortofino suggested that steps at protection might offer not only environmental benefits but also the concomitant potential of enhanced long-term usufruct.^[4]

List of Marine Protected Areas

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Name	Region	Area (km²)	Coast (km)	Established	Coordinates	EUAP Code	Reference
Capo Caccia -Isola Piana	Sardinia	26.31	36.14	2002	40°34′09″N8°09′56″E / 40.5693°N 8.1655°E /40.5693; 8.1655 (Capo Caccia - Isola Piana)	EUAP0554	[1]
Capo Carbonara	Sardinia	143.60	34.21	1998	39°05′29″N9°31′29″E / 39.0914°N 9.5246°E /39.0914; 9.5246 (Capo Carbonara)	EUAP0953	[2]
Capo Gallo -Isola delle Femmine	Sicily	21.73	16.12	2002	38°12′34″N13°14′19″E / 38.2095°N 13.2387°E /38.2095; 13.2387 (Capo Gallo - Isola delle Femmine)	EUAP0555	[3]
Capo Milazzo	Sicily	7.55	5.67	2018	38°16′18″N15°13′42″E / 38.2718°N 15.2283°E /38.2718; 15.2283 (Capo Milazzo)		[4]
Capo Rizzuto	Calabria	147.21	42.15	1991	38°57′06″N17°10′17″E / 38.9518°N 17.1714°E /38.9518; 17.1714 (Capo Rizzuto)	EUAP0166	[5]
Capo Testa -Punta Falcone	Sardinia	51.42	41.70	2018	41°14′47″N9°09′43″E / 41.2464°N 9.1619°E /41.2464; 9.1619 (Capo Testa - Punta Falcone)		[6]
Cinque Terre	Liguria	45.54	19.30	1997	44°08′18″N9°38′30″E / 44.1383°N 9.6416°E /44.1383; 9.6416 (Cinque Terre)	EUAP0948	[7]
Costa degli Infreschi e della Masseta	Campania	23.32	13.81	2009	40°00′37″N15°26′20″E / 40.0104°N 15.4390°E /40.0104; 15.4390 (Costa degli Infreschi e della Masseta)	EUAP1228	[8]
Isola dell'Asinara	Sardinia	107.32	79.64	2002	40°59′04″N8°14′07″E / 40.9844°N 8.2353°E /40.9844; 8.2353 (Isola dell'Asinara)	EUAP0552	[9]
Isola di Bergeggi	Liguria	2.03	1.92	2007	44°14′08″N8°26′38″E / 44.2356°N 8.4438°E /44.2356; 8.4438 (Isola di Bergeggi)	EUAP0911	[10]
Isola di Ustica	Sicily	159.51	14.45	1986	38°41′36″N13°11′07″E / 38.6933°N 13.1852°E /38.6933; 13.1852 (Isola di Ustica)	EUAP0170	[11]
Isole Ciclopi	Sicily	6.28	6.24	1989	37°33′32″N15°09′49″E / 37.5588°N 15.1636°E /37.5588; 15.1636 (Isole Ciclopi)	EUAP0171	[12]
Isole Egadi	Sicily	539.92	73.99	1991	37°55′54″N12°21′21″E / 37.9316°N 12.3557°E /37.9316; 12.3557 (Isole Egadi)	EUAP0172	[13]
Isole Pelagie	Sicily	41.36	46.28	2002	35°31′48″N12°33′03″E / 35.5299°N 12.5509°E /35.5299; 12.5509 (Isole Pelagie)	EUAP0553	[14]
Tremiti Islands	Apulia	14.66	20.41	1989	42°07′37″N15°30′10″E / 42.1269°N 15.5029°E /42.1269; 15.5029 (Isole Tremiti)	EUAP0168	[15]
Isole di Ventotene e Santo Stefano	Lazio	27.99	9.84	1997	40°47′30″N13°26′23″E / 40.7918°N 13.4397°E /40.7918; 13.4397 (Isole di Ventotene e Santo Stefano)	EUAP0947	[16]
Miramare	Friuli-Venezia Giulia	0.30	1.10	1986	45°42′11″N13°42′41″E / 45.7031°N 13.7115°E /45.7031; 13.7115 (Miramare)	EUAP0167	[17]
Penisola del Sinis -Isola Mal di Ventre	Sardinia	267.03	30.08	1997	39°59′12″N8°18′19″E / 39.9867°N 8.3053°E /39.9867; 8.3053 (Penisola del Sinis - Isola Mal di Ventre)	EUAP0951	[18]
Plemmirio	Sicily	24.29	14.35	2004	37°00′09″N15°19′43″E / 37.0025°N 15.3285°E /37.0025; 15.3285 (Plemmirio)	EUAP0512	[19]
Porto Cesareo	Apulia	166.54	32.71	1997	40°15′19″N17°53′05″E / 40.2554°N 17.8847°E /40.2554; 17.8847 (Porto Cesareo)	EUAP0950	[20]
Portofino	Liguria	3.46	13.89	1998	44°18′02″N9°13′04″E / 44.3005°N 9.2178°E /44.3005; 9.2178 (Portofino)	EUAP0949	[21]
Punta Campanella	Campania	15.39	31.43	1997	40°34′12″N14°19′26″E / 40.5700°N 14.3239°E /40.5700; 14.3239 (Punta Campanella)	EUAP0946	[22]
Regno di Nettuno	Campania	112.56	52.39	2007	40°44′29″N13°59′16″E / 40.7413°N 13.9878°E /40.7413; 13.9878 (Regno di Nettuno)	EUAP0917	[23]
Santa Maria di Castellabate	Campania	70.95	19.26	2009	40°15′18″N14°54′26″E / 40.2549°N 14.9071°E /40.2549; 14.9071 (Santa Maria di Castellabate)	EUAP1225	[24]
Secche della Meloria	Tuscany	93.72	0.21	2009	43°32′55″N10°12′27″E / 43.5485°N 10.2074°E /43.5485; 10.2074 (Secche della Meloria)	EUAP1227	[25]
Tavolara -Punta Coda Cavallo	Sardinia	153.57	76.09	1997	40°51′39″N9°43′31″E / 40.8607°N 9.7252°E /40.8607; 9.7252 (Tavolara - Punta Coda Cavallo)	EUAP0952	[26]
Secche di Tor Paterno	Lazio	13.87	0.00	2000	41°37′03″N12°27′26″E / 41.6175°N 12.4573°E /41.6175; 12.4573 (Secche di Tor Paterno)	EUAP1172	[27]
Torre del Cerrano	Abruzzo	34.30	7.10	2009	42°35′08″N14°05′25″E / 42.5855°N 14.0904°E /42.5855; 14.0904 (Torre del Cerrano)	EUAP1226	[28]
Torre Guaceto	Apulia	22.27	8.41	1991	40°43′01″N17°47′55″E / 40.7169°N 17.7985°E /40.7169; 17.7985 (Torre Guaceto)	EUAP0169	[29]

This list is complete and up to date as ofDecember 2021.

List of Submerged Archaeological Parks

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Name	Image	Region	Area (km²)	Coast (km)	Established	Coordinates	EUAP Code	Reference
Baia		Campania	1.77	3.72	2002	40°49′19″N14°04′39″E / 40.8219°N 14.0774°E /40.8219; 14.0774 (Baia)	EUAP0849	[30]
Gaiola		Campania	0.41	1.99	2002	40°47′31″N14°11′13″E / 40.7919°N 14.1869°E /40.7919; 14.1869 (Gaiola)	EUAP0850	[31]

This list is complete and up to date as ofDecember 2021.

References

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^"Aree marine istituite" (in Italian).Ministry for Environment, Land and Sea Protection. 10 August 2013. Retrieved18 December 2021.
^"Elenco ufficiale delle aree naturali protette" (in Italian).Ministry for Environment, Land and Sea Protection. 31 May 2010. Retrieved18 December 2021.
^"Elenco ufficiale aree protette (EUAP)" (in Italian).Europa. Retrieved18 December 2021.
^Salmona, Paola; Verardi, Debora (2001). "The marine protected area of Portofino, Italy: a difficult balance".Ocean & Coastal Management.44 (1).Elsevier:39–60.Bibcode:2001OCM....44...39S.doi:10.1016/S0964-5691(00)00084-3.

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