Full Description & Details
Club Nautico Marina Internacional is a private marina with 859 berths, located inside the dock of Torrevieja's commercial port, just minutes from the town center. It accommodates yachts up to 30 meters, with a maximum draught of 3.5 meters and a maximum beam of 9 meters. The marina is a reference point for trips to Tabarca Island, Cabo de Palos, and connections to the Balearic Islands.
It holds Blue Flag certification year-round. The marina provides a comprehensive range of services, including electricity, water, showers, restrooms, fuel (diesel), and WiFi. Additional facilities include security cameras, toilet tank pumping, a sailing school, rental services, restaurants, shops, parking, and a petrol station.
The nearby Salinas de Torrevieja and La Mata Natural Landscape are notable natural sites. The marina's total occupied surface is 93,047 square meters.
How to get there
The marina is in the urban center of Torrevieja, on the southeastern coast of Spain. It is part of the commercial harbor, situated between two sides of the ancient port. The approach is via the harbor entrance; the marina's coordinates are 37° 58.45' N, 0° 41.22' W. The minimum draught is 1.7 meters, and the maximum is 4 meters. The marina monitors VHF Channel 09.
By land, it is a few minutes from the Levante highway and about 40 km from Alicante and Murcia airports. The nearest airport is El Altet (Alicante), 45 km away. The marina is within walking distance of Torrevieja's town center, with restaurants and shops nearby.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draught for a boat at Club Nautico Marina Internacional?
The maximum boat length is 30 meters, with a maximum draught of 3.5 meters and a maximum beam of 9 meters.
Does Club Nautico Marina Internacional have fuel and WiFi?
Yes, the marina offers diesel fuel and WiFi, along with electricity, water, showers, and restrooms.
What VHF channel does Club Nautico Marina Internacional use?
The marina monitors VHF Channel 09.
Is Club Nautico Marina Internacional open year-round?
The marina holds Blue Flag certification, and the Blue Flag season is extended all around the year in almost 100% of Spanish Blue Flag marinas.
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