Full Description & Details
Port Esportiu Luis Campomanes, also known as Marina Greenwich, sits at the foot of steep, aggressive cliffs near Altea on Spain's Costa Blanca. The marina is located almost on the Greenwich meridian, which gives it its alternative name.
The surrounding area is a collection of low-rise residential buildings with pedestrian streets, creating a pleasant environment for those staying in the marina. The port is part of the Valencian Community's network of public ports and is managed by the company Marina Greenwich.
How to get there
The marina is located at latitude 38 degrees 38 minutes 02 seconds North and longitude 00 degrees 00 minutes 04 seconds East. The nautical chart for the area is number 4732. The entrance channel has a depth of 5 to 8 meters, and the docks have a depth of 5 meters.
A waiting dock is available for vessels arriving without a reservation. For further information or to arrange berthing, contact the marina by phone at 965 842 200.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length of a boat that can berth at Port Esportiu Luis Campomanes?
The maximum length of a boat that can berth at Port Esportiu Luis Campomanes is 12 meters.
What depths are available at Port Esportiu Luis Campomanes?
The entrance channel at Port Esportiu Luis Campomanes has a depth of 5 to 8 meters, and the docks have a depth of 5 meters.
Does Port Esportiu Luis Campomanes have fuel and repair facilities?
Yes, Port Esportiu Luis Campomanes offers fuel, water, electricity, repair and maintenance services, a travel lift, a mobile crane, and a slipway.
How many berths are there at Port Esportiu Luis Campomanes?
Port Esportiu Luis Campomanes has 543 berths.
What is the phone number for Port Esportiu Luis Campomanes?
The phone number for Port Esportiu Luis Campomanes is 965 842 200.
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