Full Description & Details
Port de Garraf is a marina in the small coastal village of Garraf, part of the municipality of Sitges in Catalonia, Spain. It sits at the foot of the Garraf massif, within the Garraf Natural Park, and is one of three marinas in the Sitges area, the others being Port Ginesta and Port d'Aiguadolc. The marina is operated by Club Nautic Garraf and is open year-round.
How to get there
Approaching from the north, Port de Garraf lies a little over one nautical mile from Port Ginesta. From the south, the two large white silos on the breakwater of the cement port of Vallcarca, about 1.6 nautical miles to the southwest, serve as a reference.
The entrance channel has a depth of 5 meters. The marina is managed by Club Nautic Garraf; contact them on VHF or by phone at +34 936 320 013 for berth assignments and assistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for a boat at Port de Garraf?
Port de Garraf accommodates vessels up to 20 meters in length, with a maximum draft of 5 meters. The marina's depths range from 3 to 5 meters.
Does Port de Garraf have fuel and repair facilities?
Yes, Port de Garraf offers fuel, a crane, a travel lift, and repair services. The marina also provides showers and Wi-Fi.
Is overnight berthing allowed at Port de Garraf?
Yes, overnight berthing is permitted at Port de Garraf. The marina is open year-round with no seasonal closure noted.
What is the VHF channel for Port de Garraf?
The sources do not specify a VHF channel for Port de Garraf. For berth assignments, contact Club Nautic Garraf by phone at +34 936 320 013.
Are there shops and restaurants near Port de Garraf?
Port de Garraf has no commercial zone within the port, but bars and restaurants are within a short distance. For provisions, shops are available in nearby Sitges, about 500 meters away.
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