Full Description & Details
Club Nautic Sa Rapita is a marina on the south coast of Mallorca, in the town of Sa Rapita within the municipality of Campos. It sits at the edge of the Es Trenc - Salobrar de Campos natural park, an area of protected wetlands and dunes. The marina is a working sailing and fishing club with an active summer programme of regattas, fishing contests and family events, and it is a base for local sailors rather than a large commercial port.
The marina offers 400 berths and is equipped with electricity, fresh water, showers and toilets, a fuel station, laundry, a repair service and a crane or lifting facility. A diving centre operates from the marina, and SUP rental is available. The harbour is classified as a marina, and the club provides weather information. Nearby restaurants and shops allow provisioning within walking distance of the pontoons.
The club is run by a small team and is self-owned. It maintains an active social calendar, including environmental education talks about the surrounding natural park and safety briefings for major events. The marina has a website and can be contacted by phone or email for berth reservations, rates and availability. The club also organises rowing outings and social runs, reflecting its community focus.
Skippers should call ahead in high season to reserve a berth, as demand is likely to be high. The marina monitors VHF channel 9 for port authority contact. Check the minimum depth at low tide before entering, and consult the local weather forecast before arrival. The club has issued safety recommendations for watching the solar eclipse from the sea, advising boaters to plan departure and return times, respect maximum vessel capacity and designate a person to focus solely on navigation.
How to get there
Club Nautic Sa Rapita is located at approximately 39 degrees 22 minutes north, 2 degrees 57 minutes east, on the south coast of Mallorca. The marina monitors VHF channel 9 for port authority contact. Call ahead in high season to reserve a berth, and verify the minimum depth at low tide before entering the harbour.
Check the local weather forecast before arrival, as conditions can affect the approach. The marina is in the town of Sa Rapita, within the municipality of Campos. The address is Explanada del Puerto, s/n, 07639 La Rapita, Campos, Baleares.
The club can be reached by phone at +34 971 640 001 or by email at [email protected]. Nearby restaurants and shops are within walking distance for provisioning.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths does Club Nautic Sa Rapita have?
Club Nautic Sa Rapita has 400 berths.
What VHF channel does Club Nautic Sa Rapita use?
Club Nautic Sa Rapita monitors VHF channel 9 for port authority contact.
What facilities are available at Club Nautic Sa Rapita?
Club Nautic Sa Rapita offers electricity, fresh water, showers, toilets, a fuel station, laundry, a repair service, a crane or lifting facility, a diving centre and SUP rental.
How do I contact Club Nautic Sa Rapita for berth reservations?
Contact Club Nautic Sa Rapita by phone at +34 971 640 001 or by email at [email protected] for berth reservations, rates and availability.
Is there provisioning near Club Nautic Sa Rapita?
Yes, there are nearby shops and restaurants within walking distance of Club Nautic Sa Rapita for provisioning.
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