Full Description & Details
Reial Club Nautic Portopetro is a marina located in the natural harbour of Portopetro on the south-eastern coast of Mallorca, Spain. The marina is sheltered from all winds, making it a secure stopover. It is part of the Reial Club Nautic Portopetro, a well-established club in the Balearic Islands. The marina offers 240 berths with a maximum length of 25 meters and a maximum draft of 3 meters. The minimum depth in the harbour is 2 meters, and the entrance width is 12 meters.
All berths are equipped with water, electricity, and Wi-Fi connectivity. The marina provides showers, toilets, laundry facilities, and a crane for lifting vessels. Additional amenities include a restaurant, provisions, and a defibrillator on site. The marina also offers waste sorting, residual water collection, and a pump-out station. The marina is ISO 14001 certified and holds a Blue Flag designation.
The harbour master's office is open from 8h to 21h during high season. The marina operates on VHF channel 9 and 16. The marina is sheltered from all winds, making it a safe haven. The entrance is marked by lights: Punta de sa Torre (39°21.33' N - 003°12.94' E) Fl(3+1)W.10s22m7M; Dique Calo d'es Moix extreme (39°21.65' N - 003°12.73' E) Fl(2)R.7s7m5M; Jetee Martillo (39°21.71' N - 003°12.71' E) Fl(2+1)G.12s6m3M; Jetee S (39°21.65' N - 003°12.68' E) Fl(2)G.7s4m1M. The marina is located in the town of Portopetro, which is part of the municipality of Santanyi.
The nearest major airport is Palma de Mallorca, from which visitors can hire cars or taxis to reach the marina. The marina is adjacent to the second largest nature park in the Balearics, offering opportunities for nature exploration. The marina is a comprehensive nautical facility with an 18-ton crane and machine pressure cleaning for maintenance. Security is provided round-the-clock to ensure the safety of vessels and occupants. The marina is a popular stopover for sailors exploring the Balearic Islands.
How to get there
Approach Portopetro by navigating to the harbour entrance, which is marked by lights. The entrance is 12 meters wide. The marina is located in a natural harbour sheltered from all winds.
Contact the marina on VHF channel 9 or 16 for assistance. The entrance lights are: Punta de sa Torre (39°21.33' N - 003°12.94' E) Fl(3+1)W.10s22m7M; Dique Calo d'es Moix extreme (39°21.65' N - 003°12.73' E) Fl(2)R.7s7m5M; Jetee Martillo (39°21.71' N - 003°12.71' E) Fl(2+1)G.12s6m3M; Jetee S (39°21.65' N - 003°12.68' E) Fl(2)G.7s4m1M. The marina is sheltered from all winds, making entry safe.
The nearest major airport is Palma de Mallorca, and from there, visitors can hire cars or taxis to reach the marina. The marina is located in Portopetro, which is part of the municipality of Santanyi, on the south-eastern coast of Mallorca. The marina is accessible by road from Santanyi.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for a boat at Reial Club Nautic Portopetro?
The marina can accommodate boats up to 25 meters in length and 3 meters in draft, with a minimum depth of 2 meters in the harbour.
What VHF channel does Reial Club Nautic Portopetro use?
The marina monitors VHF channel 9 and 16.
Does Reial Club Nautic Portopetro have fuel available?
No, the marina does not offer fuel services; it provides water, electricity, Wi-Fi, showers, laundry, and a crane.
What are the opening hours of the harbour office at Reial Club Nautic Portopetro?
During high season, the harbour office is open from 8h to 21h.
Is Reial Club Nautic Portopetro sheltered from wind?
Yes, the marina is sheltered from all winds, providing a safe harbour.
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