The Mediterranean is a great ocean with a long tradition of sailors and navigators. This is particularly true of the Barcelona coast. From great cruise liners to small pleasure craft, Barcelona has room for boats of all sizes. A network of ports and marinas with top-class mooring services runs from north to south of the coast and will welcome you with characteristic Mediterranean hospitality.
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Club Nàutic d’Arenys de Mar
41º34’5″N 2º33’3″E
Zona Portuària s/n (08350 Arenys de Mar, Barcelona)
Number of moorings: 428
Office opening hours: 9am-5pm
Maritime authority: Germán Martínez | 937 921 600
VHF channel: 9
Nautical activities: sailing school, kayaking, paddle surf, sea kayaking, scuba diving, parasailing and jet ski
Access: By train: Renfe R1 direction Maçanet-Massanes. Stop: Arenys de Mar
Further information: [email protected] | www.cnarenys.com -
Club Nàutic Garraf
41º14’55″N 1º53’56″E
Escullera de Ponent, s/n (08871 Garraf, Barcelona)
Number of moorings: 525
Office opening hours: 8am-10pm
Maritime authority: Joaquim Colominas | Tel. 936 320 013
VHF channel: 9
Access: By train: Renfe RS2 direction Vilanova i la Geltrú. Stop: Garraf
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Marina Port Fòrum
41º24’42”N 2º13’48”E
Pau, 12 (08930 Sant Adrià de Besòs, Barcelona)
Number of moorings: 201
Office opening hours: 9am-6pm
Maritime authority: Luis Miguel Jarillo and Jordi Bosch | Tel. 933 562 725
VHF channel: 73
Access:
Public transport: Bus 7, 36, 43, 141, B-23 & N-6. Metro: Maresme-Forum (L4). Trambesòs: stop Forum de les Cultures & Parada Central Tèrmica.
By sea: “Las Golondrinas” from Port Vell (summer time).
Further information: [email protected] | www.portforum.comvisitbarcelona.com
