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Last updated: 14 August 2026

Port de l'Ametlla de Mar

Port de l'Ametlla de Mar is a public fishing and sports port in l'Ametlla de Mar, Catalonia, with 255 berths and a 6-metre entrance draft.

255

Berths

yes

Overnight Stay

Facilities

Water Electricity Restaurant Provisions

Coordinates

40.8803° N, 0.8031° E

Other Details

Attractions Centre d'Interpretacio de la Pesca / Antiga Llotja de Peix

Stay & Contact

Address Port de l'Ametlla de Mar, l'Ametlla de Mar, Baix Ebre, Catalonia

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Full Description & Details

Port de l'Ametlla de Mar is a public fishing and sports port located in the Gulf of Sant Jordi, within the town of l'Ametlla de Mar in the Baix Ebre region of Catalonia. It sits between Platja de l'Alguer to the north and Cala Pepo to the south. The port is owned by Ports de la Generalitat and was originally built in 1920. It is protected by two breakwaters and has an entrance depth of 6 metres.

The port has 17 docks totalling 1,477 linear metres. The fishing basin occupies the Llevant, Transversal and Ribera docks and is managed by the Confraria de Pescadors de l'Ametlla de Mar. The sports basin is located at the Nautic dock and is managed by Club Nautic l'Ametlla de Mar, offering 255 berths, 60 of which are available for rent. The port provides water, electricity, a restaurant, a supermarket, a sailing school and an hotel.

A remodelled quay with floating pontoons was inaugurated in 2017, creating a dedicated area for small-scale fishing boats and another for nautical tourism services such as charters and jet skis. The Antiga Llotja de Peix, built in 1944 and protected as a cultural asset, houses the Centre d'Interpretacio de la Pesca, a 300 m² space dedicated to fishing heritage and environmental awareness.

How to get there

The port is situated at approximately 40 degrees 54 minutes North and 0 degrees 50 minutes East. It is protected by two breakwaters, with an entrance width of 26 metres and a depth of 6 metres at the mouth. The marina operates on VHF channel 9.

The port is part of the Ports de la Generalitat network and is managed by Port Marina Sant Jordi, SL, contactable at +34 977 48 63 27 or via [email protected]. The town of l'Ametlla de Mar is accessible directly from the port, with parking available nearby. The nearest major transport links are via the N-340 road and the AP-7 motorway, which pass close to the town.

The port is located between the beaches of l'Alguer and Cala Pepo, within the urban area of l'Ametlla de Mar.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum draft at Port de l'Ametlla de Mar?

The entrance channel has a depth of 6 metres, while the interior depth is 2.4 metres.

How many berths are available at Port de l'Ametlla de Mar?

The sports basin has 255 berths, with 60 available for rent.

What facilities are available at Port de l'Ametlla de Mar?

The port offers water, electricity, a restaurant, a supermarket, a sailing school, an hotel, and a fish market with an interpretation centre.

Is there a VHF channel for Port de l'Ametlla de Mar?

Yes, the port monitors VHF channel 9.

Can I stay overnight at Port de l'Ametlla de Mar?

Yes, overnight stays are permitted, and the port has a 24-hour surveillance service.

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