Full Description & Details
La Rapita is a marina on the southern coast of Mallorca, Spain, near the town of Campos. It sits at 39.3606 N, 2.9528 E, about 12.5 nautical miles from the Cabrera National Park and 40 km from Palma de Mallorca airport.
The marina is bordered by white sand beaches and turquoise waters, giving it a distinct coastal character. It is operated by Club Nautico La Rapita, which manages the facilities and berths.
How to get there
Entering the harbor is straightforward, with no reported hazards. The marina monitors VHF channel 09; contact the port office on this channel or by phone at +34 971 640001 to arrange a berth.
The approach is from the south, and the marina is located at approximately 39.3613 N, 2.9534 E. For land access, the marina is at Explanada del Puerto, s/n, 07639 La Rapita, Campos, Mallorca, about 40 km from Palma de Mallorca airport. There is a bus stop nearby, and the town of La Rapita is within walking distance.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths does La Rapita marina have and what is the maximum boat length?
La Rapita marina has 476 berths, accommodating boats from 4 to 20 meters in length, with a maximum draft of 3 meters.
What VHF channel does La Rapita marina use for contact?
La Rapita marina monitors VHF channel 09; you can also call +34 971 640001 or email [email protected].
Is it possible to stay overnight at La Rapita marina?
Yes, overnight stays are allowed at La Rapita marina, but in summer it is difficult to find a mooring without advance booking.
What facilities are available at La Rapita marina?
La Rapita marina offers water, electricity, WiFi, showers, laundry, a travel lift, crane, repair services, a chandlery, provisions, and a restaurant.
Can I anchor near La Rapita if the marina is full?
If the weather is good, anchoring is possible on the outer beach of La Rapita, but it is advisable to ask first.
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