Full Description & Details
Marina Port Vell is a superyacht marina on Moll de la Barceloneta in Barcelona, Spain, within the city's old port area. It is a gated, ISPS-compliant facility with 151 berths, accommodating vessels up to 190 meters. Each berth provides potable water, electricity up to 1000 amps/400 volts (single and three-phase), fibre optic internet, and MARPOL hazardous waste collection.
Fuel bunkering is available. The marina operates a 24-hour reception with multilingual staff, a business hub with office and meeting spaces, a gym, and dining options including The Gallery and Blue Wave Bar. Security includes over 50 CCTV cameras with thermo-graphics and controlled access through three guarded entrances.
How to get there
Approach Marina Port Vell on VHF channel 68. The marina offers 24-hour mooring assistance, and entry is straightforward with state-of-the-art navigation systems. The facility is located at Moll de la Barceloneta, 1, 08039 Barcelona, Spain, in the city's old port area.
For land access, the marina is within Barcelona, close to the city center and easily reachable by road. The nearest airport is Barcelona-El Prat, approximately 15 kilometers away. The marina provides secure, gated access with 24-hour security and controlled entry points.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length of vessel that Marina Port Vell can accommodate?
Marina Port Vell can accommodate superyachts up to 190 meters in length.
How many berths are available at Marina Port Vell?
Marina Port Vell has 151 berths, with both alongside and stern-to berths available.
What VHF channel is used to contact Marina Port Vell?
Contact Marina Port Vell on VHF channel 68.
Does Marina Port Vell provide fuel bunkering services?
Yes, fuel bunkering services are provided at Marina Port Vell.
What security measures are in place at Marina Port Vell?
Marina Port Vell is a fully gated facility with 24-hour security, over 50 CCTV cameras with thermo-graphics, and controlled access through three guarded entrances. It is ISPS compliant.
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