Marinas

There are two marinas in Gibraltar, Ocean Village and Queensway Quay offering excellent berthing facilities, shops and restaurants. Sailing boats are available for charter.

The Club de Mar de Almería is a nautical club located in Almería, Andalusia. It is one of the most important clubs in Spain, along with the rest of the members of the Spanish Association of Nautical Clubs, to which it belongs.

Along the coast of Andalucía there are numerous marinas, ideal for both those with yachts who need a berth, and for those who simply enjoy the atmosphere of a harbour.

There are two yacht and motorboat Marinas in Cadiz city.

The Real Club Náutico de Cádiz originated in 1868 as a Regata Club, its main purpose being the promotion and practice of nautical sports activities and maritime rescue. In 1884 another sports society was born with the name of Círculo Náutico, and its purpose was the practice of this sport. The merger of these two companies gave rise to a new entity that began to function in 1903, with the name of Sociedad de Regatas y Club Náutico and changes its name in 1913 to the current Real Club Náutico de Cádiz as a result of consent in holding his presidency SM, King Alfonso XIII, granting the title of Royal to the entity.

The leisure port’s proximity to the historic and monumental center of the city is one more incentive to the stopover at this port. Cádiz has a lot to offer culturally, but it also offers fun and spectacular cuisine with its seafood and fish. The Bay of Cádiz is one of the most suitable places for sailing, comprising a large area of water open to the west that closes the castle island of San Sebastián to the east, the outer bastion of the eighteen defenses of the Bay of Cádiz. It is ideal for all kinds of water sports.

The Real Club Nautico de Algeciras is located to the west of the comercial port and offers Magnificent views across the bay of Gibraltar.