Full Description & Details
Club nautic de Cala Bona is a marina located on the east coast of Mallorca, Spain, in the Balearic Sea. It is situated in the town of Cala Bona, near Son Servera. The marina offers sheltered waters with calm sea conditions, making it a suitable stop for vessels seeking a peaceful anchorage. The marina is part of the Ports de les Illes Balears network and is managed by the local club.
How to get there
Approach to Club nautic de Cala Bona is straightforward, with the marina located at approximately 39 degrees 36.87 minutes North, 3 degrees 23.53 minutes East. The marina monitors VHF channel 9 for communications. The harbour is sheltered, providing calm waters for entry.
For land access, the marina is well served by local buses, and the nearby town of Cala Bona offers shops, restaurants, and other amenities. The nearest airport is on Mallorca, with road connections to the marina.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths does Club nautic de Cala Bona have?
Club nautic de Cala Bona has 190 berths.
What is the maximum length and draft for boats at Club nautic de Cala Bona?
The maximum length is 10 meters and the maximum draft is 2 meters.
Does Club nautic de Cala Bona allow overnight stays?
Yes, overnight stays are permitted at Club nautic de Cala Bona.
What facilities are available at Club nautic de Cala Bona?
The marina offers water, power, wifi, showers, laundry, repair services, a crane, travel lift, restaurant, and chandlery.
What VHF channel does Club nautic de Cala Bona use?
Club nautic de Cala Bona uses VHF channel 9.
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