Marina Empuriabrava has established itself as the marina with the most berths in Spain
According to a recent report by the Marina and Port Observatory, Empuriabrava is the marina with the most berths in Spain, with nearly 5,000 berths.
Empuriabrava, one of the largest residential marinas in Europe, offers safe and convenient access from the Bay of Roses.
The main port has 630 exclusive moorings for boats up to 22 meters, designed for transients who value comfort and style.
With 25 km of navigable canals and direct access from private homes, Empuriabrava enjoys a strategic location that guarantees quick access to the open sea and emblematic destinations such as Cadaqués, Cap de Creus and the Medes Islands.
Here, nature, navigation and comfort combine to provide you an unparalleled nautical experience.
Thanks to more than 630 moorings for transients in Marina Empuriabrava, we offer a wide variety of rates adapted to each type of customer and boat.
We have daily, monthly, annual rates, as well as winter passes for greater comfort and flexibility.
In addition, we suggest different rates for the main port and for the inner docks.
The port of Empuriabrava is equipped with magnificent facilities and equipment for all types of users.
In our marina, you will find all the necessary services for an unforgettable stay.
These include:
Marina Empuriabrava offers a wide variety of nautical activities, such as boat rentals, diving center and boat excursions.
On our beaches you can also practice water sports such as wakeboarding, paddle surfing or kayaking.
Furthermore, we have nautical schools for training and obtaining qualifications. Our network of navigable canals and direct access to the sea make us a privileged destination for sea and nature lovers.
According to a recent report by the Marina and Port Observatory, Empuriabrava is the marina with the most berths in Spain, with nearly 5,000 berths.
This week, a new smart speed-monitoring display was installed at the entrance to the marina—an innovative tool that will provide real-time information on the speed of boats entering the marina.
In the early morning of July 5, 2026, a fire broke out on a boat moored at a private berth in the Port Salins area. The incident affected a motorboat of about 14 meters in length.
