The Costa del Sol is constantly growing and developing. Improving spectacularly the real estate market (both for rentals and sales) this goes hand in hand with the increase of quality of life for the residents and workers of our area. Growing across a large variety of sectors seeking to satisfy the most varied of requirements. With over 300 days of sun, more than 180 kilometres of coastline and the stability of its climate allows us to get to know the environment well, including enjoying water sports and discovering our magnificent sea. Keeping this in mind the demand for berths on the Andalusian coast has doubled in little more than a decade, registrations of recreational boats rose in 2016 to 20.9% of the national total.
The Costa del Sol offers several marinas and harbours, some with great international reputation. If you dream of treasured sea experiences, all of these marinas are a great choice and will provide many options. Each marina offers the possibility to moor your boat and opt to charter sail along the Costa del Sol by sailboat, catamaran or yacht. One of the great attractions that our marinas offer is the extensive list of services that they offer, many of which have great areas for shopping, leisure and dining. In a few square meters you will be provided with everything you need. In many cases marinas are beautiful micro-spaces created to discover step by step.
There are several ports that have made our coastline famous and Marbella Unique Properties would like to dive in and name some of the most unique for those who have not had the pleasure of visiting, to get an idea of what the Costa del Sols port life offers.
Puerto Banus
Without a doubt is the most famous marina in Spain, we do not tire of pointing out all its wonderful virtues. In addition to its nautical value, Puerto Banus is synonymous with luxury, exclusivity and glamor. Along its quays you can find gigantic and lavish yachts, along its port side a large number of world renowned high end boutiques and a wide variety of restaurants and nightclubs where you can stop off for a light lunch or to enjoy the through the night. In addition to its renowned name, a residential area has grown offering great real estate value and has created strong investment in area. The average price of a berth can range from 35,000€ to 95,000€. Properties in Puerto Banus sometimes are also sold including a berth.
Puerto Deportivo de Marbella
The very heart of the city promotes a wide variety of alternatives to its visitors. Mainly known for its pubs, outdoor spaces, discotheques and restaurants, offering stunning sunsets and lively nightlife. During the day we have the possibility of enjoying aquatic sports by renting jet skis, catamaran trips to Puerto Banus and lets not forget the wonderful diving school!
Puerto de Cabopino
Just 10 minutes from Marbellas city centre is the heavenly Port of Cabopino, surrounded by a high-level residential area. A unique paradise with a natural beach, stunning sand dunes and various chiringuitos all surrounded by a unique natural environment. Properties in Marbella East.
Puerto de Sotogrande
Located in the last few kilometres of the west side of the Costa del Sol within the area and beaches of Cadiz, we find the port of Sotogrande. Rivalling Puerto Banus as to which is the most luxurious port in Spain! Some of the most extravagant boats are moored in this enclave ready to set sail. Considered a wealthy area similar to Puerto Banus and Marbella with high purchasing power that intoxicates this part of the coast of Cadiz, Sotograndes port will leave you speechless.
Puerto de Estepona
Estepona is considered ‘The Garden of the Costa del Sol’ surrounded by nature with beautiful greenery and landscaping, it masterfully combines with the uniqueness of its port. Located to the west of the cities promenade, it is an ideal place to take a stroll, visit your weekly street market or enjoy its nightlife. Properties in Estepona.
Puerto de Málaga
Like any of the previously mentioned marinas, both its day and night leisure options are a great attraction. It is one of the important places to visit in Malaga city. Its history goes back to the 10th century BC, during the Phoenician period and has been transformed over the years into a modern cultural space (with the famous Pompidou Centre having chosen to be resident within the marina area itself).
These wonderful marinas are only a few of the wide variety of marinas that are located along our special coastline. The possibilities that each one offers are endless and wonderful to experience and they are ideal places to visit for a day trip. Many of the ports offer the opportunity to sail to many others, leaving Malaga for Tarifa and going whale watching or crossing the straits to visit Morocco. If a day at sea is right up your street, do not hesitate to contact us to help you discover Marbella and more!