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INFORME DE IMPACTO 2025

Magazine 2025

MEMORIA SOSTENIBILIDAD 2025

Magazine 2025

UN RESORT NÁUTICO QUE LO TIENE TODO

Magazine 2025

TU NUEVO ALCUDIAMAR

Magazine 2022

SEGUIMOS AVANZANDO

Magazine 2019

COMIENZA UNA NUEVA SINGLADURA

Magazine 2018

COMO SIEMPRE Y MEJOR

Magazine 2016

RUMBO A UNA NUEVA ETAPA

Magazine 2015

25 AÑOS DE SUEÑOS QUE LLEGAN A BUEN PUERTO

Magazine 2014

TARIFAS 2026

Magazine 2026

BOIB TARIFAS TRANSITORIAS 4 DICIEMBRE 2018

Magazine 2018

REGLAMENTO DE EXPLOTACIÓN Y POLICÍA

Magazine 2021

LISTA ESPERA PANTALÁN SOCIAL

Magazine 2020

Plan de autoprotección del puerto

Magazine 2026

Plan de autoprotección Marina Residence

Magazine 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

Marinas typically feature restaurants, bars, cafes, and outdoor seating areas catering to both boaters and the general public visiting the marina.

The complex features 36 establishments, including restaurants, entertainment venues, and other services, available to visitors, residents, and sailors at the port.

Restaurants and other dining establishments at a marina are generally open to the general public, not just to those who have a berth or lodging on the premises.

A nautical resort in Mallorca can offer water activities, dining, relaxation areas, specialty shops, and nautical events—all integrated into the marina setting.

Yes, many marinas organize regattas, nautical markets, open houses, and cultural or culinary events, especially during the high season.

Yes, Alcudia is a municipality with a wide range of tourist attractions, including restaurants, shops, beaches, and historical sites, which complement the attractions offered by the port itself.

Mediterranean marinas have a peaceful and cosmopolitan atmosphere, with a mix of local and international sailors, boating tourists, and visitors enjoying the waterfront promenade.

Yes, the restaurants, terraces with ocean views, and shops at a marina are accessible and appealing even to visitors who don't sail.

Frequently Asked Questions

Boat brokerage is the professional intermediation in the sale and purchase of used or newly built boats, carried out by a specialized agent who facilitates the transaction between the seller and the buyer.

A boat broker provides market expertise, verifies the vessel's documentation, negotiates on behalf of the parties, and handles the transfer of ownership, thereby reducing risks for the buyer.

When buying or selling a boat in Spain, you must verify the vessel's registration status, the registration certificate, any liens or liens, and the current technical inspection before finalizing the transaction.

It is not mandatory, but working with a specialized broker reduces documentation errors, ensures the legality of the transaction, and facilitates an objective appraisal of the vessel.

The valuation depends on the year of construction, the condition of the hull and engine, the onboard equipment, the maintenance history, and current market demand for that type and length of boat.

A broker acts as an intermediary between individuals or companies, while a dealer sells new boats from a specific brand. Brokers typically work in the used boat market and handle multiple brands.

Yes, many marinas or companies associated with them offer brokerage services for boats at dock, making it easier for potential buyers to visit the boats directly at their berths.

The sale of a used boat between private individuals in Spain is subject to the Property Transfer Tax, the rate of which varies depending on the autonomous community where the transaction takes place.