Marina Alicante,
a meeting point between the sea and the city.
We are a modern, professional, and open marina where sailors, nautical businesses, specialized technicians, and visitors—all seeking to enjoy the Mediterranean in a safe, well-managed environment—come together.
Consistency, efficiency and quality.
Located in the heart of Alicante, the marina combines top-class nautical services, state-of-the-art technical infrastructure and a leisure area that is bustling all year round.
Located in the heart of Alicante, the marina combines top-class nautical facilities, state-of-the-art technical infrastructure and a leisure area that is bustling all year round.
Consistency, efficiency and quality.
ACCESS BY SEA
WIDTH OF THE MUZZLE
290 m
ORIENTATION OF THE ESTUARY MOUTH
West
CALADO (B.M.V.E.)
13 m
CURRENTS
Variable depending on the wind; with W-NW outwards and with E-SE inwards.
BASS
Low white mudflat at 390 m at 318º from the green light of the Levante breakwater, depth 4.3 m
MANOEUVRABILITY
No tugboats are required for ships entering or leaving the port.
MAXIMUM WAVE HEIGHT
2H Maximum wave (M), 4.40 m
TIDES
Tides not noticeable; tugboats not required
PREVAILING
WINDS
East and south
SUPPORT
FOR PILOTS
It will only be mandatory for vessels with a gross tonnage exceeding 500 GT.
DAYTIME APPROACH
Alicante Bay is recognisable by the hills surrounding the city. The nearby mountain ranges, the headlands of La Huerta and Santa Pola, and the island of Tabarca are also visible. Approaching from the south, pass the Levante breakwater 50 m to starboard, enter the outer harbour on a north-easterly course, with the harbour entrance on the port side and the Marina Deportiva to starboard.
NIGHT-TIME APPROACH
The approach is clearly marked and identifiable by lights. The green light on the Levante breakwater is visible; this is left 50 m to starboard as you enter the outer harbour on a north-easterly course. The red lights of the basins are to port, and the red and green lights mark the entrance to the inner basin, with the Alicante Marina to starboard.
NIGHT-TIME APPROACH
The approach is clearly marked and identifiable by lights. The green light on the Levante breakwater is visible; this is left 50 m to starboard as you enter the outer harbour on a north-easterly course. The red lights of the basins are to port, and the red and green lights mark the entrance to the inner basin, with the Alicante Marina to starboard.