Full Description & Details
Marina Santa Eulalia is a sheltered marina located on the east coast of Ibiza, about 14 km from Ibiza town. It serves as a base for exploring the island's southeast coast, from Cala d'en Serra to Es Freus, an area favored by locals seeking to avoid summer crowds.
The marina is part of the Santa Eulalia del Rio harbor and offers a commercial area with restaurants, bars, cafes, shops, and nautical services.
How to get there
Approach Marina Santa Eulalia on VHF channel 9 and follow the harbor master's instructions. The marina is situated at 38°59.05' N, 1°32.35' E. Upon arrival, proceed to the marina office with your documentation and insurance details to complete the landfall sheet.
The marina is about 14 km from Ibiza town, accessible by road, and offers a car park with 500 spaces.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length of vessel Marina Santa Eulalia can accommodate?
Marina Santa Eulalia offers moorings for vessels between 6 and 22 meters in length. For larger vessels, arrangements can be made upon inquiry.
What VHF channel does Marina Santa Eulalia use?
Marina Santa Eulalia monitors VHF channel 9 for arrival notifications and harbor master instructions.
Does Marina Santa Eulalia have fuel available?
Yes, Marina Santa Eulalia has a fuel station offering diesel and RON 95 petrol, with direct access for vessels docked on the seawall.
What facilities are available at Marina Santa Eulalia?
Marina Santa Eulalia provides water, electricity, Wi-Fi, showers, restrooms, laundry, a restaurant, provisions, and a lifting crane. There is also a commercial area with shops and nautical services.
Can I stay overnight at Marina Santa Eulalia?
Yes, overnight stays are permitted at Marina Santa Eulalia, and the marina offers a 24-hour seamen service.
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