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Berths in Ibiza

Marinas in Ibiza Town, with berth numbers, maximum lengths and contacts.

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Marinas

Berths in Ibiza Town

Marina Ibiza gives different figures on different pages, so the table shows the range. Berth rates are not published on these pages.

PlaceBerthsMax lengthContact
IGY Ibiza Marina, Avenida Andenes 227 superyacht berths150 m. Draught 8.5 m. Minimum length 20 m+34 659 071 784. VHF 9
Marina Ibiza, Paseo Juan Carlos I 20394 or 425 (two pages)95 m on the berths and facilities pages. 110 m on the home page+34 971 318 040. info@marinaibiza.com
Marina Port Ibiza, Carrer Andenes s/n8960 m. Draught 10 m+34 971 40 20 50. info@marinaportibiza.com. VHF 9 and 16
Botafoc Ibiza Marina, Paseo Juan Carlos I 2342830 m+34 971 31 22 31. info@botafocibiza.com
IGY Ibiza Marina

Services

OfficeOpen 24 hours. Dockhands 24 hours.
BerthingStern berthing.
Check inCheck in and check out at 12:00.
Small yachtsThe marina restricts reservations for yachts under 20 m.
Marina Ibiza

Services

Pontoons13 pontoons.
On siteFuel station and EV charging.
Security24 hour security.
SeasonsLow January to April and November to December. Mid May to June and September to October. High July and August.
Rules

Booking and filming

Booking

Documents on booking

Marina Ibiza asks for documents when you book. It has a separate page for yachts arriving from outside the Schengen Area.

Filming

No photos or filming

Marina Ibiza says photos and filming are prohibited on its concession.

Sources. Checked 7 November 2026.

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