Marina de Dénia

Marina de Dénia is located by the town of Dénia on Spain's Mediterranean coast, with the Montgó Natural Park as a backdrop, and is one of the marinas on the Levante coast with the most berths per inhabitant. The marina keeps radio watch around the clock on VHF channel 9, and the reception desk helps with everything from paperwork and insurance to taxis, car hire and restaurant bookings. At the berths you can buy or rent adapters for electricity and water, and there are marked waste containers plus glass recycling behind the buildings. The marina's fuel station is open 24 hours and sells diesel (Gasóleo A) and unleaded petrol as well as 2-stroke oil, and it also offers pump-out of black water tanks, disposal of used oil, and ice. A well-staffed marina crew is on hand for mooring assistance, zodiac and diver services, cleaning of boats and pontoons, and rope and mooring line work. Right next door is the Varadero Port Dénia boatyard, handling refit and maintenance, just 45 nautical miles from Ibiza and Formentera – ideal if you're preparing for the Mediterranean season or heading to the Caribbean.

Berth here, call up on channel 9, and let the reception team guide you on to the town's restaurants and sights.