Full Description & Details
Port de Llanca is a marina in the town of Llanca on the Costa Brava, about 500 m from the town center. The port has 550 berths for boats 6 to 12 m long, with a maximum draft of 4 m. Depths at the quays range from 1 to 8 m, and the fairway is 11 m deep. The marina is sheltered from the Tramuntana and Ponent winds.
Facilities include electricity, water, showers, toilets, fuel (diesel and petrol), Wi-Fi, a travel lift, a crane, a ramp, and a chandlery. There is also a bakery and kiosk on site, and restaurants such as Miramar, Fonol Mari, and Els Pescadors nearby. The port is open year-round, and if the marina is full, you can anchor in a nearby bay.
How to get there
The marina is at 42° 22' N, 3° 19' E. The fairway depth is 11 m. Approach from the sea, noting the entrance is protected by a breakwater. There is no VHF channel listed; contact the port office by phone at +34 972 121 083.
By land, from Barcelona, Tarragona, or Girona, take the AP-7 to Figueres, then the N-II and N-250 to Llanca. The nearest airports are Girona (75 km), Perpignan (83 km), and Barcelona (175 km). A train station is in the town.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum boat length and draft at Port de Llanca?
The marina accommodates boats up to 15 m in length and 4 m in draft, with 550 berths for boats 6 to 12 m long.
Does Port de Llanca have fuel and other facilities?
Yes, the marina provides fuel (diesel and petrol), electricity, water, showers, toilets, Wi-Fi, a travel lift, a crane, a ramp, and a chandlery.
Is Port de Llanca sheltered from the wind?
The port is sheltered from the Tramuntana and Ponent winds, which are the prevailing winds in the area.
How do I contact the Port de Llanca marina?
You can call +34 972 121 083 or email [email protected]. There is no VHF channel listed.
What are the depths at the quays in Port de Llanca?
Depths range from 1 to 8 m at the various quays, with the fairway at 11 m. The deepest berths are along the breakwater (2-8 m).
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