Full Description & Details
Club Nautico de Oliva is a marina on the Mediterranean coast of eastern Spain, at Platja d'Oliva in the Valencian Community. The town of Oliva marks the border between Valencia and Alicante provinces. The marina sits in the basin of La Goleta, where two large piers extend into the sea to organize the moorings, which are generally distributed according to boat length. The club is one of the main attractions of the town and also hosts a sailing and windsurfing school.
The marina offers 423 berths with a maximum draft of 3.5 meters, and depths range from 2 to 3.5 meters. Mooring is on catways. The harbor is protected by the two piers, though the surrounding coast can raise heavy seas with onshore winds. Overnight stays are permitted. Holding is not described in the sources, so anchoring inside the basin should not be assumed.
Facilities include electricity, water, showers, restrooms, fuel (diesel, RON 95, and RON 98), WiFi, video surveillance, and a lifting crane. A travelift, haul-out, and boatyard services are also listed. Shops, restaurants, and bars are nearby, and the marina provides waste sorting, a pump-out for residues, and used oil disposal. The harbor master's office hours are not specified.
Contact the marina on VHF channel 9 or by phone at +34 962 85 34 23. The address is Alfonso el Magnanimo, s/n, 46780 Oliva. The best season is not stated in the sources, but given the Mediterranean location, summer offers the most settled conditions. Be aware of the foul ground at Algar de Almadraba, about 5.7 nautical miles to the southeast, which can raise heavy seas in onshore winds.
How to get there
Club Nautico de Oliva is located at 38° 55.92' N, 0° 5.73' W. The marina is in the basin of La Goleta, entered between two large piers. Approach from the sea on VHF channel 9 to contact the harbor. Depths at the entrance and within the basin range from 2 to 3.5 meters, so plan your entry accordingly.
Watch for the foul ground at Algar de Almadraba, about 5.7 nautical miles to the southeast, which can create heavy seas with onshore winds. Land access is via the town of Oliva, which lies at the border between Valencia and Alicante. The marina address is Alfonso el Magnanimo, s/n, 46780 Oliva.
Shops, restaurants, and bars are within walking distance. No airport or formalities information is provided in the sources.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum draft at Club Nautico de Oliva?
The maximum draft at Club Nautico de Oliva is 3.5 meters, with depths in the basin ranging from 2 to 3.5 meters.
How many berths does Club Nautico de Oliva have?
Club Nautico de Oliva has 423 berths, arranged on catways and distributed according to boat length.
What VHF channel does Club Nautico de Oliva use?
Club Nautico de Oliva monitors VHF channel 9. You can also call +34 962 85 34 23.
Does Club Nautico de Oliva offer fuel and other facilities?
Yes, Club Nautico de Oliva offers diesel, RON 95, and RON 98 fuel, plus electricity, water, showers, restrooms, WiFi, and a lifting crane.
Can I stay overnight at Club Nautico de Oliva?
Yes, overnight stays are permitted at Club Nautico de Oliva.
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