Full Description & Details
Alcaidesa Marina lies on the western side of the Bay of Gibraltar, close to the town of La Linea de la Concepcion in Andalusia, Spain. It sits within the natural harbour of the bay, which gives it excellent shelter in all weather conditions.
The marina is a substantial facility with 624 berths, accommodating boats from 8 metres up to 90 metres in length, with a maximum draft of 5 metres. It is a popular stop for both cruising yachts and larger superyachts, with dedicated berths for vessels over 24 metres.
How to get there
Alcaidesa Marina is situated within the Bay of Gibraltar, on the western side near La Linea. The marina monitors VHF channel 9 (156.45 MHz). The approach is straightforward in good weather, with deep water access. The harbour is well protected, but always check local conditions as the bay can be affected by strong winds.
The marina office is at Avda. Principe de Asturias s/n, 11300 La Linea de la Concepcion, and can be contacted by phone at +34 956 02 16 60. The nearest airport is Gibraltar International Airport, a short distance away, and the town of La Linea is within walking distance.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths does Alcaidesa Marina have and what is the maximum boat length?
Alcaidesa Marina has 624 berths, accommodating boats from 8 to 90 metres LOA, with a maximum draft of 5 metres.
What VHF channel does Alcaidesa Marina use?
Alcaidesa Marina monitors VHF channel 9 (156.45 MHz).
Does Alcaidesa Marina offer fuel and what type?
Yes, Alcaidesa Marina provides diesel fuel, with a price of 2.21 euros per litre as listed on Navily.
What facilities are available at Alcaidesa Marina?
Alcaidesa Marina offers water, electricity, wifi, showers, laundry, a chandlery, a lifting crane, a boatyard with a 75-tonne hoist, and a restaurant.
Can I stay overnight at Alcaidesa Marina?
Yes, overnight stays are permitted at Alcaidesa Marina.
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