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Electric-only waters in Italy

8 entries. Confirm current rules with the local authority before you launch.

Boating rules in Italy

8 entries

  • Lago di Bracciano

    Lazio, Italy

    Electric onlyOfficial source

    Combustion engines banned. Electric motors allowed with no power limit. Exceptions for professional fishers up to 15 hp, support boats and rescue.

    static.cittametropolitanaroma.it

  • Lago di Martignano

    Lazio, Italy

    Electric onlyOfficial source

    Same rules as Bracciano: combustion banned, electric allowed with no power limit.

    static.cittametropolitanaroma.it

  • Lago Albano

    Lazio, Italy

    Electric onlyOfficial source

    Combustion engines banned. Electric allowed with no power limit. Exceptions for professional fishers up to 4 hp and rowing/waterski clubs.

    static.cittametropolitanaroma.it

  • Lago di Nemi

    Lazio, Italy

    Electric onlyOfficial source

    Combustion engines banned. Electric allowed with no power limit. Only exception: professional fishers up to 5 hp.

    static.cittametropolitanaroma.it

  • Trentino lakes under 1 km²

    Trentino, Italy

    Electric onlyOfficial source

    Recreational boats with combustion engines banned. The province's page does not mention electric motors.

    provincia.tn.it

  • Trentino lakes over 1 km²

    Trentino, Italy

    Quota or permitOfficial source

    Motors over 3 kW need a permit, issued only for professional use, support boats and rescue. Lake Garda is regulated separately.

    provincia.tn.it

  • Lago di Vico

    Lazio, Italy

    Rules need verificationNot yet verified

    Earlier listing (unverified): Nature reserve lake. Combustion engines banned (exceptions for professional use); electric motors allowed. Confirm current motor and launch restrictions with the local authority before visiting.

  • Lago Trasimeno

    Umbria, Italy

    Rules need verificationNot yet verified

    Earlier listing (unverified): Combustion engines restricted (professional exemptions); electric motors allowed. Confirm current motor and launch restrictions with the local authority before visiting.