Full Description & Details
Port de Cala Canyelles is a small marina on the Costa Brava, located at the left side of Canyelles beach, between Lloret de Mar and Tossa de Mar. It is managed by Club Nautic Cala Canyelles under a concession from Ports de la Generalitat. The marina is primarily for recreational boating and offers a quieter alternative to the busier resort town of Lloret de Mar.
How to get there
Approach the marina from the sea, noting the entrance width of 30 meters and a depth of 4 meters at the entrance. The interior depth is 2 meters, so plan accordingly for your draft.
The marina is situated at the left side of Canyelles beach, with coordinates 41 degrees 42 minutes 13 seconds N, 2 degrees 52 minutes 52 seconds E. For VHF contact, use the marina's phone number +34 972 36 88 18, as no specific VHF channel is listed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length of a boat that can berth at Port de Cala Canyelles?
The maximum length is 8 meters, as the marina has 134 berths with a maximum length of 8 meters.
What is the depth at the entrance and inside Port de Cala Canyelles?
The entrance depth is 4 meters, and the interior depth is 2 meters, so boats with a draft up to 2 meters can enter.
Does Port de Cala Canyelles have fuel or a fuel dock?
No, fuel is not listed among the facilities at Port de Cala Canyelles.
What facilities are available at Port de Cala Canyelles?
The marina offers a launch ramp, a travel lift, a 4-ton crane, water and electricity at all berths, showers with hot water, a social club, a waste collection point, and a bar-terrace.
Is there a restaurant at Port de Cala Canyelles?
Yes, El Port de la Cala restaurant has a terrace with harbor views, and free parking is available nearby.
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