Club Náutico Santa Pola

Club information

• Country: Spain
• Town/City: Alicante

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Club Náutico Santa Pola Club Flag

Situated along the sun-drenched coastline of Spain’s Costa Blanca, Club Náutico Santa Pola is a well-regarded marina that blends nautical tradition with top-class modern amenities. Located in the vibrant town of Santa Pola, this yacht club and marina serves as a gateway to the Mediterranean for both local boaters and international cruising sailors. With its ideal location, excellent services, and welcoming atmosphere, Club Náutico Santa Pola has become a favourite among yachtsmen navigating the waters between Alicante and Cartagena.

Berthing Capacity and Layout

Club Náutico Santa Pola boasts more than 490 berths, accommodating boats from 6 to 20 metres in length. The marina is sheltered from prevailing winds by a robust breakwater and offers easy access to the open sea, making arrivals and departures smooth and safe. The marina caters to both permanent berth holders and visiting yachts, with a generous allocation of transient berths available year-round.

Each berth is equipped with electricity (220V), fresh water supply, and free Wi-Fi, ensuring visiting sailors enjoy a hassle-free and comfortable stay. The marina can support monohulls and catamarans and offers ample manoeuvring space, even for less experienced helmsmen.

Modern Facilities for Visiting Sailors

Whether you’re stopping overnight or planning an extended stay, Club Náutico Santa Pola provides a full suite of services to meet the needs of every sailor. Key facilities include:

24-hour security and CCTV surveillance for peace of mind

Fuel dock with diesel and petrol

Toilets and hot showers, kept immaculately clean

Laundry services and vending machines

Boat repair and maintenance services, including crane and dry dock

Weather forecast updates and navigation support from marina staff

Ample parking for berth holders and guests

A friendly reception and marina office is open daily, offering assistance in Spanish and English, and can help with berth reservations, tourist information, and onward travel arrangements.

On-site Dining, Shopping and Activities

The Club is also home to a seafront restaurant and café, where guests can enjoy Spanish tapas, seafood paella, and a glass of local wine with a view of the harbour. Several nautical shops and provisioning stores are within walking distance, along with supermarkets, pharmacies, and a lively town centre full of charm.

For those looking to explore, Santa Pola offers a beautiful promenade, pristine beaches, and nearby attractions such as the Salt Museum, Santa Pola Fortress, and the ferry to Tabarca Island, Spain’s only inhabited island in the Mediterranean.

Sailing Events and Community

Club Náutico Santa Pola hosts regattas and social sailing events throughout the year, making it a lively and engaging place to meet other sailors. The club has a strong local membership and a reputation for hospitality, regularly welcoming cruisers from across Europe.