Port Ginesta
Local Businesses
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Weather & Tides
Tonight - Partly Cloudy
Minimum: 16C, Wind Direction: north-easterly
Wind: Good 5mph, Pressure: 1021mb, Sunset: 17:50 CET
Friday - Sunny
Maximum: 20C, Minimum: 13C
Wind: 8mph easterly, Visibility: Good, Pollution: -- , Sunrise: 07:21 CET, Sunset: 17:48 CET
Saturday - Sunny
Maximum: 20C, Minimum: 13C
Wind: 9mph easterly, Visibility: Moderate, Pollution: -- , Sunrise: 07:22 CET, Sunset: 17:47 CET
Lighter winds are forecast. Still check the latest forecast before you sail. Full BBC forecast
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Information
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The port has grown to become a leading catamaran marina all over Europe and the most important of its kind in Spain. It features an enviable location in the Western Mediterranean and is an unmissable stop for boats sailing through the Waters of Catalonia, The Balearic islands and France.
With its 1442 moorings and 75 businesses on-site, Port Ginesta is the largest leisure marina in Spain in mooring rental and nautical services.
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Thanks
Harbourguides Crew
In reply to "EX Berth Holder" We (Harbourguides) Have not and do not receive any kind of funding from Port Ginesta. Some local businesses do advertise on the guide, Restaurants, Marine businesses, shops etc. as these businesses are aware that the boat owners and enthusiasts use the guide for information.
We always give an honest appraisal of all the marinas and ports we cover in UK and Europe and our opinion is that Port Ginesta is an excellent marina and well-priced. As we mentioned before we would not have our boat here if not. There is a great expat social scene and lots of people at hand to help.
We love it here
The Harbourguides Crew keep our boat at Port Ginesta Marina and have done so for the past four years. Our mooring fees have gone up slightly over this period, but not much. Our mooring has increased because the marina offered a special discount for the first year(Not sure of the percentage) this discount seems to reduce the longer you are there. To give you an example our boat is 10.5m and our mooring fees for the marina are are 4000 Euros. We have to admit that this is a very reasonable price when you consider the standard of marina. Things to take into account when looking for a marina for us is 1/ Does it offer good shelter?(Yes) 2/ Is it close to the airport?(Yes 20 minutes) 3/ Does it have a good boatyard? (Yes large boatyard with lifts capable of lifting large cats as well as small monohuls) 4/ Are there nice restaurants and services? (Yes an abundance of restaurants and marine services, you can pretty much get anything done here) 5/ Are the staff friendly? (Yes, very friendly and helpful) All in all this is a vert good marina in our opinion and very well priced. Its also worth mentioning that nearly all the moorings include water and electric in the prices, its only the very large boats that pay extra.
Its true that there are private moorings in the marina that you can rent and yes they are normally cheaper, a lot of our friends here rent private, but with a private mooring you miss out on some of the "Discounts" the marina offers, ie reduced car parking fees, cheaper boatyard rates, free overnight stays in other marinas along the coast free recue tow into the marina. etc.
All in all Port Ginesta is a very well run marina that offers perfect protection for your boat. We wouldnt keep our boat here if we thought different.