Full Description & Details
PortIbizaTown is a marina located in the heart of Ibiza town, within the main port of Eivissa. It is specifically designed for megayachts, offering moorings for vessels from 60 meters in length and above. Historically, large vessels had to anchor outside the port and rely on tenders to reach shore; PortIbizaTown now provides a direct berth in the city, allowing crews and guests to step ashore in the first line of the town. The marina is part of the larger harbor complex, which is well sheltered from all weather conditions, and sits at the foot of the old town, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The marina offers a minimum depth of 7 meters, accommodating deep-draft vessels. Berths are available for yachts starting at 60 meters LOA, with overnight stays permitted. The holding and berthing are in a protected harbor, though specific berth dimensions beyond the minimum length are not detailed. The marina provides water and wifi at the dock, along with selective waste collection. Services include 24-hour marina staff and security, plus a personalized concierge service that can arrange reservations, cars, taxis, catering, and accommodation.
Facilities are fully equipped for the needs of large-yacht crews and guests. The marina's operator, Servicios Nauticos Ibiza, also manages other marinas in the Balearics, but PortIbizaTown itself focuses on the large-yacht segment. The address is Acces Molls Nord, s/n, 07800 Eivissa, and the marina is managed under the Port Authority of the Balearic Islands. The concierge service is a key feature, aimed at ensuring a worry-free stay.
Approaching Ibiza is generally straightforward but busy with traffic; night approaches can be confusing. The harbor is a port of entry for Spain, so formalities are handled here. The best season is summer, with high demand in July and August; outside peak season, berths are more readily available. There are no specific restrictions noted beyond the minimum length requirement. Mariners should be aware of the heavy traffic and the need to navigate carefully among the islets and shoals near the approaches.
How to get there
Approaches to Ibiza are straightforward but there is a lot of traffic. Approaching from the south, take care of the islets Dau Gros and Dau Petit, near which there is a shipwreck; further southwest, avoid L'Esponja, a group of islets and shoals. Approaching from the west, beware of a chain of shoals and passages south of Cap D'es Falco, including Freu Chico (depths less than 1 m), Seca la Barqueta, Freu Medianoo (up to 3 m), and Freu Grande with its shallow banks.
Approaching or departing at night can be very confusing, so plan daylight arrivals. The marina is within the main port of Eivissa; contact the Port Authority of Baleares at +34 (971) 310611 for berthing. PortIbizaTown is located at Acces Molls Nord, s/n, 07800 Eivissa, in the town center.
The old town and waterfront are immediately accessible on foot. Ibiza Airport is nearby, with flights year-round, though winter schedules are reduced. As a port of entry for Spain, clearance formalities are available here.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum length for a berth at PortIbizaTown?
PortIbizaTown offers moorings for megayachts from 60 meters in length and above.
What is the depth at PortIbizaTown?
The marina has a minimum depth of 7 meters.
Can I stay overnight at PortIbizaTown?
Yes, overnight stays are permitted at PortIbizaTown.
What facilities are available at PortIbizaTown?
PortIbizaTown provides water, wifi, selective waste collection, 24-hour marina staff and security, and a concierge service for reservations, taxis, catering, and accommodation.
How do I contact PortIbizaTown for a berth?
You can contact the Port Authority of Baleares at +34 (971) 310611, or visit the marina's website at http://www.portibizatown.com.
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