Full Description & Details
Puerto Deportivo Jose Banus, known internationally as Puerto Banus, is a large luxury marina in the Nueva Andalucia area of Marbella on the Costa del Sol. Built in May 1970 by developer Jose Banus, it has grown into one of the most famous marinas in the world, drawing millions of visitors each year with its high-end shops, restaurants, and celebrity sightings.
The marina is one of four such facilities in the municipality of Marbella and is a major entertainment and shopping destination.
How to get there
Approach Puerto Deportivo Jose Banus on VHF channel 09. The marina is located in Nueva Andalucia, southwest of Marbella, and offers a sheltered water area. The fuel dock is at the entrance, with a waiting dock nearby.
Berths are available for vessels up to 50 meters LOA and drafts up to 4 meters, with depths ranging from 2.5 to 6 meters. Contact the port office at +34 952 90 98 00 for berth assignment and docking instructions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for a boat at Puerto Deportivo Jose Banus?
Puerto Deportivo Jose Banus can accommodate vessels up to 50 meters in length and drafts up to 4 meters, with water depths ranging from 2.5 to 6 meters.
Does Puerto Deportivo Jose Banus have fuel and other facilities?
Yes, Puerto Deportivo Jose Banus offers fuel (diesel and petrol), water, electricity, WiFi, showers, laundry, and a lifting crane. The fuel dock is located at the marina entrance.
What is the VHF channel for Puerto Deportivo Jose Banus?
Puerto Deportivo Jose Banus monitors VHF channel 09 for communications.
Can I stay overnight at Puerto Deportivo Jose Banus?
Yes, overnight stays are permitted at Puerto Deportivo Jose Banus. The marina has 915 berths and offers mooring lines and stern-to-dock berthing.
What is the price range for staying at Puerto Deportivo Jose Banus?
Puerto Deportivo Jose Banus is a high-end marina, with prices in the expensive range (€€€). Recent reviews mention costs around €198 per night for a 14-meter sailboat.
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