Port Ginesta - 1.442 amarres y varadero a 15 minutos de Barcelona

Port Ginesta is a large marina located in Les Botigues de Sitges, next to Castelldefels and at the entrance to the Garraf Natural Park, about 15 minutes south of Barcelona. With 1,442 berths, it is Spain’s largest marina in terms of berth rentals and nautical services, and is one of Europe’s leading marinas for catamarans. 75 companies operate within its facilities.

Key Facts

Category	Details
Location	Les Botigues de Sitges, 08860 (Barcelona)
Berths	1,442
Companies in the marina	75
Restaurants	10
Certifications	ISO 9001, ISO 45001, ISO 14001, EMAS
Contact	34 936 643 661 · [email protected]
24-hour emergency center	34 93 636 28 58

Services

• Dry dock and repairs: Photos on their website show the dry dock facility and a technician working on a yacht’s propellers.
• Gas station.
• Dry storage for boats, tenders, and jet skis.
• Parking.
• Trash collection.
• Wi-Fi.
• Diving services.
• Showers and laundry facilities.
• Restaurants, bars, and a café.
• Water sports: boat charters, fishing, sailing school, and surf school.

Winter Storage at Port Ginesta

The marina offers the option to store your boat on dry land in specially equipped facilities, as well as to store dinghies and jet skis in the winter storage area during the winter months. Winter storage on land reduces corrosion, makes it easier to clean the hull, and allows for maintenance to be carried out at a leisurely pace.

Catamarans

Port Ginesta is one of Europe’s leading ports for catamarans. Aerial views on its website show entire piers occupied by multihulls. For a catamaran owner, finding a berth with the right beam near Barcelona is easier here than in the ports in the city center.

Location

From the port	Approximate travel time
Barcelona	15 minutes
El Prat Airport	Very close
Sitges	A few kilometers
Castelldefels	Right next door

Sailing from Port Ginesta

To the south lies the Garraf coastline, with coves and cliffs; to the north, the entrance to Barcelona. For trips to the Balearic Islands, Port Ginesta is a good starting point for crossing to Mallorca or Menorca.

Tips

• Keep the 24-hour alarm center’s phone number handy if you’re going to leave your boat unattended.
• Ask about dry storage in the fall, before spots fill up.
• Take advantage of the 75 businesses at the port for repairs without moving your boat.
• If you have a catamaran, check for berths for multihulls.

The Garraf Coast Right Next Door

One of the advantages of Port Ginesta is having the Garraf coast right next door: cliffs, small coves, and calm waters when the north wind blows. It’s a very different setting from Barcelona’s urban marinas, and many boat owners choose it precisely because they can leave the marina and be at a cove in just a few minutes.

A Port with a Wide Range of Services

With 75 businesses in the port, Port Ginesta offers shipyards, sailmakers, electronics shops, charter services, and sailing schools—all without having to look elsewhere. For annual maintenance, this eliminates the need for transport and allows you to supervise the work up close.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Port Ginesta? In Les Botigues de Sitges, next to Castelldefels, about 15 minutes south of Barcelona.

How many berths does it have? 1,442.

Is there a dry dock? Yes, with repair services.

Can I store my boat on land for the winter? Yes, and you can also store dinghies and jet skis.

How do I get in touch? Call +34 936 643 661 or visit [email protected].