location
Marina Port Vell: your key to Barcelona and your gateway to the Mediterranean.
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By sea:
L: 41º22'34"N
L: 002º11'12"E
By plane:
About 30 minutes from Barcelona International Airport:
Take the motorway from Castelldefels/C-31 towards Barcelona-Port.
Merge onto B-10 Port/Ronda del Litoral. Exit 21 Ciudad Vella.
By helicopter:
Cathelicopters operate a heliport in the Port of Barcelona.
www.cathelicopters.com
By car: From Girona, Costa Brava or France.
From AP/Exit Barcelona Rondes/Port. Ronda del Litoral. Exit 22 Barceloneta.
From AP-7 to: Escar 26 Barcelona.
By car: From Tarragona or Valencia.
From E-15/AP-7. Take Exit 31 to merge with C-32. Exit 16B to B-10/Ronda del Litoral direction Barcelona/E-90. Exit 21 Ciudad Vella.
From Exit 31 AP-7 to: Escar 26 Barcelona.
Marina Port Vell is within easy walking distance of most of Barcelona's key attractions:
5 minutes from la Rambla.
5 minutes from the beach.
5 minutes from the many shops and restaurants found with the Gothic Quarter.
10 minutes from the W Hotel Barcelona and the Hotel des Arts Barcelona.
destinations from Marina Port Vell
BALEARIC ISLANDS
The Balearic Islands, renowned for their stunning beaches and magnificent climate, are one of the top tourist destinations in Europe. Island-hopping between Mallorca, Ibiza, Menorca and Formentera is an adventure for all the senses.
Mallorca
Discover hidden coves and natural ocean treasures or venture into the magnificent countryside. Mallorca is a prime location for golf, and enthusiasts will find a wealth of top-class courses to enjoy beneath an azure sky. The island also hosts a variety of yachting events and regattas.
Ibiza
World famous for its nightlife, the island is also serenely beautiful with large areas that are registered as World Heritage Sites. Enjoy more than 50 white-sand beaches, great sightseeing and beautiful natural walks by day, then head out to the clubs to hear some of the best-known DJs from around the world.
Menorca
Perfect for enjoying nature, Menorca offers many ways to take in the magnificent scenery, from horseback excursions, to hiking, to air sports. The island's rugged coastline with rocky coves and inlets is a highlight, while the capital, Maó, with its attractive colonial architecture, is home to the world's second deepest natural harbour.
Formentera
The island of Formentera can only be reached by sea. Beautiful and unspoilt, it retains its unique Mediterranean feel.
COSTA BRAVA
The Costa Brava, beginning just 60km north of Barcelona, is among the Mediterranean's most beautiful coastlines. A diverse region of dramatic landscapes, it is dotted with traditional fishing villages. We recommend Tossa del Mar, Tamariu and Cadaqués - all worthy of serious exploration.
Tossa del Mar
Cliffs covered with dense pine woods meet the clear blue sea, creating a dramatic shore full of undiscovered coves. The village is home to an impressive castle, where elegant restaurants and friendly bars fill winding streets, all within the medieval walls.
Tamariu
With some of the purest waters on the coast, submarine caves and a submerged mountain, the tiny village of Tamariu is a popular dive site.
Cadaqués
Cadaqués is the penultimate resort before the French border and a scenic gem. Whitewashed houses, fishing boats on pebbled beaches and crystal waters come together to inspire and delight. The beauty of the village has attracted many artists and celebrities, most famously, Salvador Dali.
distances by sea from Marina Port Vell
Mallorca – 95nm
Menorca – 110nm
Ibiza – 135nm
Valencia – 161nm
Cannes – 255nm
Monaco – 275nm
Porto Cervo – 330nm
Genoa – 350nm
Portofino – 360nm
Gibraltar – 525nm
Montenegro – 1,000nm
