Full Description & Details
Real Club Nautico de Denia is a marina located at the extreme west end of Denia's harbour, close to the town centre. It was inaugurated in 1968 and is one of three marinas in this large ferry port. The marina offers moorings for 600 boats up to 20 metres in length.
Services include electricity, water (non-potable), showers, toilets, WiFi, and a fuel station with self-service available 24 hours a day. There is also a slipway, 70-tonne and 50-tonne travel lifts, and repair services. A bar with tapas is on site, and the town has many cafes and a fresh fruit and vegetable market a short walk or cab ride away.
The club also runs sailing, rowing, kayak, fishing, and adapted sport schools.
How to get there
Approach from the east; the entrance is simple and well marked. Give the coast immediately south of Denia a very wide berth as it is a nature reserve (20 m DUK minimum) where you must stay below 3 knots. The marina is situated at the extreme west end of the harbour on the starboard side as approached by boat.
Contact the marina on VHF channel 09. Denia is a port of entry for Spain.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length of boat that can moor at Real Club Nautico de Denia?
The marina has moorings for boats up to 20 metres in length.
Does Real Club Nautico de Denia have fuel available?
Yes, there is a fuel station with self-service available 24 hours a day, offering diesel and RON 95 petrol.
What VHF channel does Real Club Nautico de Denia use?
The marina uses VHF channel 09.
Are there repair facilities at Real Club Nautico de Denia?
Yes, there is a slipway, 70-tonne and 50-tonne travel lifts, and repair services available.
Is there a supermarket near Real Club Nautico de Denia?
There are main supermarkets a short cab ride or a good walk away, and a fresh fruit and vegetable market in the centre of town.
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