
Berths in Las Palmas
Marina Las Palmas: berth numbers, size limits, contacts, living aboard rules and planned growth.
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Berths in Las Palmas
The marina is run by the Puertos de Las Palmas port authority.
| Place | Berths | Limits | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marina Las Palmas, Calle Pedro Pérez Abrante s/n, 35004 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria | 1,363 on pontoons | Yachts of 6 to 50 m. Maximum draught 5 m. Maximum beam 12 m (Dockwalk). | +34 928 214 750. marina@palmasport.es |
The marina site gives two street names: Calle Pedro Pérez Abrante in the page footer and Calle Joaquín Blanco Torrent on the contact page.
On site
Living aboard and larger berths
No dwelling or rental use
A marina notice, posted in April 2026, says berths may not be used by yachts that serve as a dwelling or permanent residence. It also bans holiday rental from a berth. The notice cites the marina ordinance published in the BOE on 22 January 2025. A breach can lead to loss or non-renewal of the berth authorisation, and to a fine.
Berths over 50 m
The marina site says a project is under way for an enclosure for yachts over 50 m in the basin nearest the city waterfront. It also says a new basin to the south is planned and would add about 600 berths. Dockwalk says work is under way for bigger berths on the main dock.
Rates and waiting list
The marina user guide page links the ordinance, the berth rates and a waiting list. The berths page has a tool to calculate the cost of a stay.
Sources. Checked 7 November 2026.
- Marina Las Palmas, home
- Marina Las Palmas, berths
- Marina Las Palmas, contact
- Marina Las Palmas, user guide
- Marina Las Palmas, anchoring notice (April 2026)
- Marina Las Palmas, berth residence notice (April 2026)
- Dockwalk Superports, Puerto Deportivo de Las Palmas
- Astican shipyard
- Astican shipyard, facilities
- Rolnautic, about us
- Rolnautic, contact
- World Cruising Club, Rolnautic supporter page
- World Cruising Club, ARC
- AEMET, climate normals Gran Canaria airport 1981 to 2010
- Your Europe, short stays in the Schengen area
- UKSA superyacht salary guide (January 2025)
- OpenStreetMap, place coordinates
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