A Busy Summer at the Empuriabrava Marina
The Empuriabrava Marina wraps up the summer with a season marked by high levels of boating activity and a constant flow of boats.
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The Empuriabrava Marina wraps up the summer with a season marked by high levels of boating activity and a constant flow of boats.
José Manuel Arrojo is the CEO of Nauplia Capital, which holds the concession for Marina Hércules through 2051.
Marina Empuriabrava is reinforcing its commitment to sustainability and the protection of the marine environment by joining the ECOnàutic project.
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.
This week, for the first time since the construction of the Marina d’Empuriabrava, a comprehensive bathymetric survey of its 23 kilometers of navigable channels is being carried out.
This event is a key meeting point for the sector, where the main challenges and opportunities for the future related to innovation, sustainability and management of port facilities are addressed.
Abandoned ships pose a danger in ports due to the risk of fuel, oil and fire spills.
