Marina Corta is a small bay about 350 m S of Punta Scaliddi. It is enclosed to the S by an islet, where a church with a small, white pointed belfry stands upon it; the islet is connected to the mainland by a short quayed causeway which divides the harbour area into two basins N and S. The N and larger of the two basins, is open to the NE and is protected to the E by Pontile Aliscafi, an internally quayed breakwater extending about 100 m NNE from the islet. The shoreline in the basin is quayed and fronts the town’s public square. The S basin is open to the SE and is protected on the E by Molo Aliscafi, which is internally quayed and extends about 50 m SE from the islet.