Full Description & Details
Port de Badalona, also known as Marina Badalona, is a modern marina on the Catalan coast in the city of Badalona, about 500 meters from the town center and on the left bank of the Besos River. It is a working port with a traditional fishing base and a marina operated by Marina Badalona, SA.
The marina is surrounded by restaurants and bars, and the Badalona beach, the Museu de Badalona, and the Pompeu Fabra house are nearby attractions. Supermarkets and shops are within walking distance in the town center.
How to get there
Approach Port de Badalona on VHF channel 9. The marina is located at approximately 41° 26' N, 2° 14' E, with a harbor entrance that has a depth of 5 meters. The interior depth ranges from 3 to 5 meters.
Mooring is stern-to-dock with mooring lines. Contact the harbor master on VHF channel 9 for berth assignment and instructions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for a boat at Port de Badalona?
Port de Badalona can accommodate vessels up to 60 meters in length and 4 meters in draft, with berths for boats from 8 to 30 meters.
Does Port de Badalona have fuel and other facilities?
Yes, Port de Badalona offers fuel (diesel and petrol), water, electricity, showers, laundry, a lifting crane, a boatyard, and a chandlery. It also has a sewage water facility and a boat ramp.
What VHF channel does Port de Badalona use?
Port de Badalona monitors VHF channel 9 for communications with the harbor master.
Can I stay overnight at Port de Badalona?
Yes, overnight stays are allowed at Port de Badalona. The marina has a 24-hour surveillance service and a night watchman.
What is the depth at the entrance and inside Port de Badalona?
The entrance to Port de Badalona has a depth of 5 meters, and the interior depth ranges from 3 to 5 meters.
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