Full Description & Details
Port Esportiu Marina de les Dunes, also known as Puerto Deportivo Marina de las Dunas, is a marina in Guardamar del Segura, Alicante, Spain. It sits at the mouth of the Segura River, surrounded by sand dunes covered with pines, eucalyptus, and palms, with wide sandy beaches nearby.
The marina has 495 berths for sailboats and motorboats up to 15 meters in length, with 116 berths reserved for transient visitors. The name comes from the dune landscape that characterizes the area.
How to get there
Access to the marina is via the last 500 meters of the new channel of the Segura River, which is 120 meters wide and has a depth of 3 meters, the same depth as inside the harbor. The center of the entrance is at coordinates 38° 06.8' N, 00° 38.5' W. The marina monitors VHF channel 9.
Contact the harbor office at +34 966 726 549 or by email at [email protected] for berth reservations and information.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for berths at Marina de las Dunas?
The maximum length is 15 meters and the maximum draft is 3 meters, with the same depth in the approach channel and inside the harbor.
How many transient berths are available at Marina de las Dunas?
There are 116 transient berths available at Marina de las Dunas, out of a total of 495 berths.
What VHF channel does Marina de las Dunas use?
Marina de las Dunas monitors VHF channel 9 for communications.
What facilities and services are available at Marina de las Dunas?
The marina offers fuel, water, electricity, wifi, showers, laundry, repair services, a crane, a travel lift, a restaurant, and provisions. It also has a boat ramp, sewage pump-out, and a sailing school.
What are the berth prices at Marina de las Dunas?
Daily rates for 2022 range from 11.00 EUR for a 7-meter boat in low season to 55.00 EUR for a 15-meter boat in high season. Monthly and annual rates are also available, with 21% VAT included.
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