Marina Greenwich (Altea)
MarinaMarina Greenwich is a striking modern marina at Altea, built on the Greenwich meridian — line zero of longitude — and marked by a sweeping white wave of a building that has become a local landmark.
Why visit Marina Greenwich
The marina sits exactly on the Greenwich meridian at the foot of the Sierra Helada, between Altea and Albir. Its bold white architecture, calm yachting basin and waterfront restaurants make it a relaxed stop, and a monument marks the meridian line itself.
The wave building
The marina’s curving white signature building, echoing a breaking Mediterranean wave.
The meridian
The Greenwich meridian, line zero of longitude, runs right through the marina, marked on site.
The yacht basin
A sheltered marina of moored sailing boats and motor yachts beneath the mountains.
Waterfront dining
Restaurants and bars along the quay, strong on rice dishes and fresh Mediterranean fish.
Sierra Helada backdrop
The marina sits below the cliffs of the Serra Gelada natural park, between Altea and Albir.
L’Olla cove
The nearby L’Olla coast and its little island make for an easy seaside stroll from the marina.
Practical information
- Getting there: about 50 minutes by car from Alicante airport (ALC); parking by the marina.
- Best time to visit: late afternoon and sunset, when the white architecture glows.
- Getting around: flat and walkable along the quay; easy to combine with Altea old town.
- Don’t miss: standing on the meridian line and a meal on the waterfront.
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