Full Description & Details
Club Nautic Sant Pere Pescador is a small marina of 150 berths on the sheltered El Fluvia river, close to the Gulf of Roses in the Costa Brava region of Catalonia, Spain. The marina sits in the village of Sant Pere Pescador, a traditional fishing settlement with narrow streets, old buildings, restaurants and a few places to stay.
The setting is practical rather than glamorous, aimed at sailors who want a quiet river berth near the coast.
How to get there
The marina lies on the El Fluvia river, and entry is via the river mouth. Depths at the river entrance change frequently, and boats drawing more than one metre should not attempt it.
At times a sand bar completely closes the river, so check conditions before approaching. The marina monitors VHF channel 9 and can be contacted there for berth allocation and entry advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for a berth at Club Nautic Sant Pere Pescador?
Club Nautic Sant Pere Pescador has a maximum length of 7 metres and a maximum draft of 1.5 metres, though the river entrance is often shallower and should not be attempted by boats drawing more than one metre.
Does Club Nautic Sant Pere Pescador have fuel and other facilities?
Yes, Club Nautic Sant Pere Pescador has a fuel station, fresh water, electricity at berths, showers, toilets, a travel lift and a boat ramp.
What VHF channel does Club Nautic Sant Pere Pescador use?
Club Nautic Sant Pere Pescador monitors VHF channel 9.
Can I stay overnight at Club Nautic Sant Pere Pescador?
Yes, overnight stays are allowed at Club Nautic Sant Pere Pescador.
What are the office hours at Club Nautic Sant Pere Pescador in August?
In August, the office at Club Nautic Sant Pere Pescador is open Monday to Saturday from 09:00 to 14:00, and closed on Sundays and holidays.
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