In addition to the coastal marinas listed here, the Balearic Islands are only a days sail away where you can sample a whole range of entertaining activities.
Founded in the year 1903, this yacht club has the honour, together with the Royal Regatta Club of Alicante, of being one of the oldest in Spain. It is now a yacht club with one of the most modern and complete nautical installations. Campo de Golf El Saler, located nearby, is one of the best in Europe.
Small recreational vessels share space with local fishing boats on this quay located in one of the three canals joining the Albufera lagoon to the sea, providing a special touch of charm. There is a yacht club with a social area, restaurant, café and swimming pool.
Totally unspoilt, yet being a truly sophisticated working Spanish city, with a wealth of good modern shops, tree lined walkways, parks and squares, the whole town is on a level plane. It is compact so that almost any part is within a pleasant walking distance from the city centre.
On the southernmost tip of the province of Valencia, on the border with Alicante province, the La Goleta dock is the site of the Oliva yacht club. It offers modern installations, including a café, restaurant, swimming pool, meeting rooms and terraces with lots of animated social life during the summer months
The busy port of considerable size divides the Denia coastline into two, completely different sections known locally as Marines and Routes. Located in the southwest area of the harbour, this club is famous in nautical circles because it has been selected for important international competitions.
Located in the southeast section of the port, this marina completes the magnificent lineup available in Denia. Denia.s international sea traffic ensures that its 400 moorings are used all year round. Each year a growing number of sailing enthusiasts from different countries are using this area.
On the skirts of Cape San Antonio and close to a highly valuable marine nature reserve, this club has excellent amenities such as a restaurant, café, social hall and swimming pool. It also has cabins available, highly appreciated by seafarers after a long crossing and sleeping on board their boats.
Under the natural protection of the impressive cape known as Punta de Moraira, the sporting harbour here is the centre of social and sporting activities in this village pertaining to the municipal district of Teulada which used to be a small fishing town and is now a first-rate tourist enclave.
Under the natural protection of the impressive cape known as Punta de Moraira, the sporting harbour here is the centre of social and sporting activities in this village pertaining to the municipal district of Teulada which used to be a small fishing town and is now a first-rate tourist enclave.
In the bay formed by the Punta de Moraira and the Rock of Ifach, there is a small dockyard containing the Les Basset. Open all year round, this company has moorings at the Oropesa sports marina during the summer and at the Vinaròs Yacht Club through the winter months.
With the impressive Peñón de Ifach, symbol of the Costa Blanca, as a backdrop, the port is distributed into seven docks, with a capacity to take craft of up to 30 metres long. The installations have been remodelled to provide better services for its clients and the number of services offered has been increased and their quality improved. The club has a sailing school, social club, restaurant and library.
Small and sheltered, Puerto Blanco is located south of Calpe next to a cove with clear transparent water and very little traffic. It is suitable for motor craft and low-draught cruisers. The harbour has a social club, café and restaurant. Nearby is Club de Golf Ifach, overlooked by the enormous rock 332 metres high.
At the foot of the Mascarat mountains, under the shadow of Sierra Bernia, this harbour presents the characteristic image of a sports marina with all the services of the port plus those of the urban estate it contains. Located inside is the El Mascarat yacht club with a social club, many restaurants and a swimming pool.
Arriving at this port from the sea provides one of the finest vistas over this picturesque seafront town. Hugging the hill from the port up, the bright blue ceramic tiles on the church dome stand out from afar, offering one of the most representative images of the Costa Blanca.
The sea front of Benidorm is characterised all year round by the fine, golden sands and clear waters of its well-cared for beaches. The two small, sand and rock coves that lie to the north are ideal for diving or a quiet swim. Escaleta point marks the start of the bustling promenade and the crowded Levante.
The sea front of Benidorm is characterised all year round by the fine, golden sands and clear waters of its well-cared for beaches. The two small, sand and rock coves that lie to the north are ideal for diving or a quiet swim. Escaleta point marks the start of the bustling promenade and the crowded Levante.
The sea front of Benidorm is characterised all year round by the fine, golden sands and clear waters of its well-cared for beaches. The two small, sand and rock coves that lie to the north are ideal for diving or a quiet swim. Escaleta point marks the start of the bustling promenade and the crowded Levante.
The sea front of Benidorm is characterised all year round by the fine, golden sands and clear waters of its well-cared for beaches. The two small, sand and rock coves that lie to the north are ideal for diving or a quiet swim. Escaleta point marks the start of the bustling promenade and the crowded Levante.
For peace and quiet just a few minutes from the hustle and bustle of the resort town of Benidorm, as well as for lots of charm and local colour in the maritime quarter, you won't want to miss the attractions of this port. Set on the western side of the port, this yacht club has a social building, café and restaurant.
Marina Alicante is more than a marina, it is a whole complex devoted to leisure and sports navigation, situated inside the incomparable setting of the city of Alicante. Only 50 metres away from Alicante's city centre, Marina Deportiva de Alicante has all modern amenities.
These modern installations contain one of the oldest yacht clubs in Spain. It has a long seafaring tradition and has been the home of big names in regattas. The club is at its busiest during the celebration of the Trofeo Tabarca Ciudad de Alicante, which scores towards the Spanish Championship.
After a cruise through the Mediterranean, it is a true pleasure to moor your craft in the very centre of the city, at this marina. Few places can offer a range of services such as those to be found in Alicante. Set right on the seafront promenade of Explanada, and a stone's throw from all amenities.
The yacht club is located in one of the natural shelters for boats just before they round the cape known as Cabo Huertas, easy to locate from the sea because of the circular watchtower that was once used to sight pirates offshore. The club's installations have been renovated in the last few years.
Located just round Cabo de Santa Pola, this yacht club is busiest during the summer months and at the start of the tourist season. The sailing school specialises in teaching children and its lineup includes mostly optimist class boats. La Finca Algorfa Golf complements the sports alternatives.
Situated just round Cabo de Santa Pola, this yacht club is busiest during the summer months and at the start of the tourist season. The sailing school specialises in teaching children and its lineup includes mostly optimist class boats. The yacht club offers the attraction of the charming Island of Tabarca.
This is one of the most recent ports constructed in the Region of Valencia and complements the excellent nautical lineup available in the region. It is located at the mouth of the Segura river, and has an excellent range of services to make seafarers feel at home