Marina Ibiza is the large luxury marina in Ibiza town, on the Passeig Juan Carlos I on the north side of the harbour, facing the old walled town of Dalt Vila across the water. From the town centre you can walk round the harbour or take the small passenger boat that crosses it; the airport bus (line 10) stops about 0.5 km away. The operator lists 394 berths for boats from 8 to 95 m on 13 pontoons, with restaurants, bars and luxury fashion shops on the quay. It suits people who want to see superyachts, eat by the water or berth a large boat in town. Skip it if you want a beach or budget prices: the nearest beach is Talamanca, about 1 km away.
Quick facts
- Names: Marina Ibiza, in the port of Ibiza town (Eivissa in Catalan). Not to be confused with Marina Botafoc, Ibiza Magna or the Club Náutico Ibiza, other marinas in the same harbour.
- Where: Paseo Juan Carlos I, 20, 07800 Ibiza (operator), in the Passeig Marítim area of Ibiza town (OpenStreetMap).
- Coordinates: 38.9153, 1.4439. The operator gives 38°54′55.08″N 1°26′38.18″E.
- Berths: 394, for boats from 8 to 95 m, on 13 pontoons (operator, checked November 2026).
- Radio: VHF channel 9 (operator).
- Contact: +34 971 318 040, info@marinaibiza.com.
- Owners: an alliance of IPM Group (Iniciativas Portuarias de Mallorca), a marina and boatyard group, and IMG Group, a tourism group (operator).
- Entry: the quay with its shops and restaurants is open to visitors; access to the marina facilities is controlled with magnetic cards (operator).
Access and parking
On foot: the marina lies on the north side of the harbour. Dalt Vila is 1.1 km away in a straight line across the water; on foot you walk round the harbour along the seafront.
By boat: OpenStreetMap shows a regular passenger ferry route across the harbour between the town quays and Marina Botafoc, with a stop named Marina Ibiza by the marina. Check times and fares locally.
By bus: Spain.info says bus line 10 links Ibiza airport, 7.5 km from the town, with the bus station near the old town, the Formentera ferry terminal and the harbour. On OpenStreetMap, the L10 calls at the Comandància de Marina stop, about 0.5 km west of the marina. There are other bus stops close to the marina, but we could not confirm which lines use them.
By car: the operator lists parking with electric car charging points, and parking access is handled at reception. OpenStreetMap also shows a 100-space car park on the Avinguda 8 d’Agost, about 0.3 km away, and a taxi rank about 0.3 km away. We could not check parking rates.
What to expect
A big yacht harbour built for large boats. The operator describes recently renovated facilities, pontoons set away from the bustle for privacy and others in the middle of the shopping and leisure area, and calls the quay the only luxury shopping zone in Ibiza. Expect fashion boutiques, restaurants and bars along the front, and megayachts of up to 95 m at the larger berths.
The view is the main free attraction: the marina faces the historic centre and Dalt Vila across the harbour. The Botafoc lighthouse stands about 0.5 km away. The operator also suggests anchorages for day trips by boat, among them Illetes and S’Espalmador off Formentera, which it puts 11 miles from Ibiza.
Services for visiting boats
The operator’s nautical services page lists:
- Water, and electricity at 220/380 V up to 400 A for large boats.
- Internet and wi-fi, satellite TV, toilets and showers.
- Fuel station, plus fuel delivered at the berth.
- Black and bilge water pump-out, a waste area and separate waste collection.
- A waiting quay, a courtesy shuttle for clients, 24-hour security with CCTV and card access.
- Dry storage with a forklift for boats up to 10 tonnes.
- Dock staff for mooring help, a diver, a tender, and a concierge service.
Arriving: call on VHF channel 9 and the marina will tell you your berth; a marinero helps you moor. Once a berth is confirmed, the operator asks for the boat’s registration, valid insurance, ID of the owner or skipper, a full crew list with ID, and an entry declaration. Boats arriving from outside the Schengen area must also meet Spain’s entry rules.
Prices and opening
Walking the quay is free. Berth rates are on request and vary by season. The operator’s seasons are: low, January–April and October–December; mid, May, June and September; high, July and August. Reception hours (checked November 2026): high season, Monday to Sunday 9:00–20:30; low season, Monday to Friday 9:00–20:30 and weekends 9:00–14:00.
Accessibility and safety
The quay is flat, and OpenStreetMap marks free public toilets at the marina as wheelchair accessible. The operator lists a first-aid kit, a treatment room and a defibrillator at reception. Pontoons are for berth holders and guests. Keep children away from the quay edges, and do not swim in the harbour; use Talamanca beach instead.
Best time to visit
July and August are the operator’s high season; berth rates differ by season. For a walk on the quay and a meal, any month works; May, June and September are the operator’s mid season. In the low season the marina reception closes at 14:00 at weekends.
Nearby alternatives
- Dalt Vila, 1.1 km away: the walled old town on the hill across the harbour.
- Camping La Playa Ibiza, 14 km away: a campsite in the north-east of the island.
- Cala Saladeta, 17 km away: a small cove near Sant Antoni.
- Ses Illetes, 17 km away: the Formentera beach; Illetes is one of the anchorages the marina suggests.
- Cala d’Hort, 19 km away: a cove on the south-west coast.
- Cala Comte, 20 km away: a beach on the west coast.
Distances are in a straight line from the marina.
FAQ
Where is Marina Ibiza?
On the Paseo Juan Carlos I in Ibiza town, on the north side of the harbour, across the water from Dalt Vila.
How do I get to Marina Ibiza from Dalt Vila?
Walk round the harbour along the seafront, or take the passenger boat that crosses the harbour, which has a stop at Marina Ibiza. Dalt Vila is 1.1 km away in a straight line.
Is there parking at Marina Ibiza?
The operator lists parking with electric car charging, managed at reception. OpenStreetMap shows a 100-space car park on the Avinguda 8 d’Agost, about 0.3 km away.
How many berths does Marina Ibiza have?
The operator lists 394 berths for boats from 8 to 95 m, on 13 pontoons.
How much does a berth at Marina Ibiza cost?
The operator gives rates on request; they depend on the season (high season is July and August). Contact the marina on +34 971 318 040.
Sources and freshness
Checked 6 November 2026 · 10 sources Show
Checked 6 November 2026. Operator: Marina Ibiza pages on facilities (berths, pontoons, parking, fuel, shuttle), berths (coordinates, sizes, seasons, arrival procedure), nautical services (services, VHF, office hours), location and bookings, who we are, the marina and Ibiza destination. Official tourism: Spain.info, Ibiza (airport, bus line 10, ports). Location, harbour ferry, bus stops, car park, taxi rank, toilets, beach, lighthouse and distances: OpenStreetMap (OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL). Photos: Wikimedia Commons, licences as credited.
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