A haven among sailors and yachting enthusiasts, the Mediterranean has long been a favoured destination for those looking to explore the world by water. And with everything from hidden coves and secret beaches, to vibrant cities and world-famous archaeological sites, there’s no surprise the Med is constantly at the top of every keen yachter’s list of travel hot spots.
If you’re looking to explore this corner of the world, here’s a list of some of the best marinas in the Mediterranean:
Marina di Porto Cervo, Sardinia, Italy
One of the most exclusive marinas in the Mediterranean, the Marina di Porto Cervo has remained a popular port among the world’s most elite yachting enthusiasts.
Not only does the marina offer a luxurious experience of gourmet restaurants and upscale shops, but its location in the heart of Costa Smeralda is surrounded by picturesque beaches, hidden coves – and even dolphins.
Port de Saint-Tropez, French Riviera, France
You don’t need to be a yachting enthusiast to have heard of Saint-Tropez. And the marina is just as synonymous with luxury and glamour as the town itself.
As one of the most wanted marinas in the French Riviera, this is the ideal starting point to explore the Mediterranean, especially if you’re looking for yachts for sale that you can take out onto the aquamarine blue waters.
Ibiza Magna, Ibiza, Spain
Don’t be fooled by its location nestled in the heart of Ibiza Town, Ibiza Magna is one of the most expensive marinas in the world. The port is known for attracting everything from marine vessels to super yachts and offers a complete range of services and personalised attention for owners and clients.
Marina Port Vell, Barcelona, Spain
Barcelona is one of the most culturally rich cities in the Mediterranean. This makes the location of the city’s Marina Port Vell even more incredible; in just a short walk from the port, visitors can experience the very best of Barcelona and Catalunya, as well as access other hot spots in the Med just a short cruise away.
Grand Harbour Marina, Valletta, Malta
It’s hard not to let the Grand Harbour Marina in Valletta take your breath away. Whether it’s the fact it’s set against the historic background of a UNESCO World Heritage site, or the multiple modern amenities available for yachts looking to dock in this spectacular marina.
For those looking to spend a few hours back on dry land, the waterfront buildings by this marina offer chic restaurants, bustling bars, and an exclusive cafe society.
The popularity of the Mediterranean as a destination for keen yachters and sailors cannot be understated. Especially with these incredible marinas that make docking not just another step on the to-do list, but a whole experience.
