Guide to ports and marinas on the Costa Brava

Discover Spain’s most famous coastline!

Introduction

The Costa Brava, in north-eastern Spain, is a coastal region famous for its picturesque landscapes, golden sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters. It is also an ideal destination for sailing enthusiasts, thanks to its numerous ports and marinas offering modern facilities and comprehensive services. Whether you’re an experienced sailor or a casual cruiser, the Costa Brava has something to offer everyone.

As well as its welcoming harbours, the Costa Brava is home to a unique ecological treasure: the Medes Islands. This archipelago, situated off the coast, is a true underwater paradise. Protected for its exceptional biodiversity, it offers incredible opportunities for snorkelling and scuba diving. Visitors can explore colourful reefs, observe abundant marine life and help to conserve this precious environment.

Port de la Selva

Description: Situated in the Alt Empordà region, Port de la Selva is a charming fishing port that has managed to retain its authentic character over the years. It is situated in the northern part of the Costa Brava, just a few kilometres from the Cap de Creus Natural Park.

Facilities and services: The harbour has 308 moorings available for boats up to 15 metres in length. Facilities include electricity, drinking water and internet access, ensuring comfort for boaters.

Services available: It offers fuel supplies, maintenance and repair services, and a selection of restaurants serving delicious local cuisine with stunning sea views.

Port de Roses

Description: Located in the Gulf of Roses, in the Alt Empordà region, this is one of the largest and most modern ports on the Costa Brava. It is known for its strategic location and its proximity to numerous tourist attractions.

Facilities and services: The marina has over 485 berths capable of accommodating boats up to 45 metres in length. Services include electricity, drinking water and Wi-Fi

Services available: In addition to a fuel station, Port de Roses offers maintenance services, a dry dock, and a wide range of dining options with several restaurants serving local and international dishes.

Palamós Marina

Description: Located in the Baix Empordà region, Palamós is known both for its vibrant atmosphere and its capacity to accommodate large vessels. This port is a short walk from the town’s historic centre.

Facilities and services: The marina has over 866 berths and can accommodate boats up to 30 metres in length. It offers full water, electricity and internet connection services.

Services available: These include a fuel station, maintenance and repair services, and several restaurants.

Port d’Aro

Description: Located in Platja d’Aro, in the Baix Empordà region, this port is famous for its modern facilities and cosmopolitan atmosphere. It is a popular destination for both sailors and tourists.

Facilities and services: It has 803 moorings for boats up to 35 metres. Electricity, drinking water and Wi-Fi are available.

Services available: Services on offer include a fuel station, maintenance and repair facilities, as well as several restaurants and shops within the marina, providing everything needed for a comfortable and enjoyable stay.

Empuriabrava Marina

Description: Considered the ‘Venice of Spain’ due to its canals.

Facilities and services: The marina has over 5,000 moorings distributed along the canals, allowing direct access from many private residences. It offers water, electricity and Wi-Fi connections.

Services available: Fuel station, maintenance services, and a wide variety of restaurants and shops.

EXPLORE THE MEDITERRANEAN ISLANDS: AN UNDERWATER PARADISE

DESCRIPTION OF THE ARCHIPELAGO

The Medes Islands – comprising 21.5 hectares of land and 511 hectares of sea – form a small archipelago off the Costa Brava, consisting of seven islands and islets. They are famous for their ecological richness and marine biodiversity, which makes them a protected nature reserve.

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CONSERVATION AND PROTECTION

The Medes Islands are subject to strict regulations to preserve their ecosystem. Conservation efforts include limiting the number of divers, continuous monitoring of biodiversity and awareness programmes for visitors. Tourists are encouraged to respect local regulations, such as not touching the coral or feeding the fish, to help protect this precious environment.

Probrava Group operates throughout the Iberian Peninsula, guaranteeing exceptional service regardless of your vessel’s location or home port. We travel to any location to carry out the necessary work, ensuring our clients receive the highest quality in every job. Furthermore, we offer a 24-hour customer service to meet all your needs. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you wish to change your boat or have any work carried out on your vessel. We are committed to providing you with the best service, anytime and anywhere.

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