Full Description & Details
The marina is a practical stopover on the Costa Daurada, with good facilities and easy access to the town. The 525 berths accommodate a range of vessel sizes, and the services cover most needs for a short or extended stay. The 24-hour surveillance and dock service add to the security.
The marina is part of the Ports de la Generalitat network, and the harbour master can be contacted by phone at +34 977 159 119 or by email at [email protected]. The website is https://portsegurcalafell.com/.
How to get there
For land access, the marina is in Segur de Calafell, about 1 kilometre from the town of Calafell. The nearest airport is Barcelona, about 35 minutes away by car. The town is connected by train to Barcelona and Tarragona, with a frequency of about 30 minutes. The marina has parking for visitors and berth holders.
For formalities, contact the harbour master's office on arrival. The address is Edifici Capitania, Pg. Maritim, s/n, 43882 Segur de Calafell.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for a vessel at Port Segur-Calafell?
Port Segur-Calafell has berths for vessels up to 24 metres in length, with a maximum draft of 3 metres. The basin depth is 3 metres, and the entrance channel depth is 6 metres.
Does Port Segur-Calafell have fuel and what are the prices?
Yes, Port Segur-Calafell has a fuel station with diesel at 1.72 euros per litre and RON 95 petrol at 1.61 euros per litre.
What VHF channel does Port Segur-Calafell use?
Port Segur-Calafell monitors VHF channel 9 for communication with the harbour master.
Are there facilities for repairs and maintenance at Port Segur-Calafell?
Port Segur-Calafell has a 50-tonne travelift, a 5-tonne crane, a slipway, boatyard, workshops, and dry dock storage for repairs and maintenance.
Is Port Segur-Calafell open year-round?
Yes, Port Segur-Calafell operates year-round, and the marina has 24-hour surveillance and dock service.
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