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Marina Port Vell Barcelona: An Exclusive Superyacht Marina, A Limitless Experience

By Jenna Mehdi

Barcelona’s premier berthing destination and renowned worldwide for hosting some of the most iconic superyachts on the water, Marina Port Vell offers an exclusive berthing experience like no other. In the beating heart of the city and ideally located just a stone’s throw from Barcelona’s myriad attractions, this full-service superyacht marina is known for hosting events such as the MYBA Charter Show, The Superyacht Show from Lybra and the Salón Náutico Internacional de Barcelona.

It has never been easier to dock and discover the vibrant attractions of one of the West Med’s most enchanting cities. Marina Port Vell ’s attendant staff are at hand to provide 24/7 mooring assistance, and ensure your stay is as effortless as possible. With over 150 berths and one of the world’s longest quays at 440m, Marina Port Vell is truly ‘superyacht-ready’ with the capacity to accommodate the world’s largest superyacht.

With a range of amenities and services to appeal to guests and crew alike, ‘luxury’ is the overarching theme at Marina Port Vell. From sophisticated events to world-class concierge staff and award-winning security, it is not difficult to see why Marina Port Vell is a recurring favourite among the travelers of the world superyacht elite.

The marina’s buildings have achieved international recognition and awards for their design; such as the elegant Sea Garden & Terrace - built over the water along with the Blue Wave Bar to represent a natural and urban landscape, integrating nautical hues and copper accents. Another highlight includes the marina’s own nautical hub, The Gallery; a 24hour-serviced space offering sweeping views of the city, complete with adjoining business hub, Crew Lounge and state-of-the-art gym. For guests who should ever want to wander further afield, the vibrant setting of Barcelona welcomes visitors with everything from a storied history and culture to Michelin star restaurants - not to mention a world-renowned nightlife.

This said, a stay at Marina Port Vell is more than indulgent. WIth a core philosophy of environmental responsibility, the marina is committed to practices of environmental conservation and protection. With European Commission-approved schemes and reports such as the EMAS (Eco-Management and Audit Scheme), guests can rest assured that Marina Port Vell is a truly ‘green’ marina rallying to preserve the sea we so enjoy.

Originally built during the 1992 Olympic Games, Marina Port Vell has now assumed a prominent role in the city’s infrastructure and provides a major source of income to the Catalan coast. Widely regarded as one of the world’s finest luxury marinas, Marina Port Vell waves the flag for the Spanish superyacht sector on the global stage.

For more information and to book your summer berthing today, get in touch via the Marina Port Vell profile on Superyachts.com, or head to https://www.marinaportvell.com/ .

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Superyacht Spotting: This week we’re down yacht spotting in Port Vell in Barcelona to capture some of the world biggest and most prestigious superyachts on the world. Tag along!

Superyacht spotting is one of the most exciting and glamorous activities or interests that you can participate in. Although you might not own one of the worlds best and biggest superyachts, or even get a chance to go onboard one of them, if you are in the right place at the right time to be able to spot and see one of the worlds best Superyachts then you will be truly amazed and shocked to see the elegance, luxury and sheer beauty that is to behold with one of the worlds most notable forms of travel, that incorporates leisure, accommodation and business activities onboard.

Here in Port Vell, Barcelona we are fortunate enough to very often be in the right place at the right time to be able to witness such sites. In this video you will be able to see the following Superyachts: Artefact 80m, I Dynasty 101m, Kaos 110m, Somnium 55m and Viva 94m. There are some others as well though, can you spot them with your own Superyacht spotting skills?

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9 days in Barcelona on a superyacht

Port vendres to costa brava.

Barcelona is known as one of the Mediterranean’s most lively, multicultural and vibrant superyacht destinations. The nearest international airport is just 18 kilometres away, the city is bathed in sunshine 320 days a year and the Balearic Islands right on its doorstep, making this the perfect spot for a European getaway.

Embark in the idyllic town of Port Vendres on the French-Spanish border and cruise along the Costa Brava towards Barcelona. Popular with nature-lovers, the coast boasts dramatic rock formations, rugged cliffs and protected anchorages.

Drop anchor in the Cap de Creus and tender to Cadaqués, a hub for artists of the 20th century — private visits can be arranged to Salvador Dali’s summerhouse. Find a table in the courtyard of Compartir for a lunch of Spanish sharing plates before taking a private car to the Celler Fartin Faixo, where you can take a tour of the vineyard and taste some truly fantastic wines.

Head back to your yacht for a cocktail on deck while your chef prepares a sumptuous meal paired with a bottle of local wine — relax and watch the sunset with your nearest and dearest.

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Costa Brava to Barcelona

Enjoy a languid breakfast on board before heading to Port Estartit for an afternoon of exploring around the Medes Islands. Set in a popular marina park, it’s a fantastic spot for diving and snorkelling.

If you have time, be sure to visit the Sant  Sebastià Lighthouse for unrivalled ocean views and enjoy a drink on the beautiful terrace at Hotel el Far. Take a private car to Casa del Mar in a fishing village called Calella de Palafrugell, a Michelin starred restaurant located a few steps from the sea.

Back on board, continue on to the OneOcean Port Vell marina at the heart of Barcelona.

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Head straight into the city to find a spot for a traditional Spanish omelette followed by churros and chocolate if you’re feeling particularly indulgent. Relax in the sun before taking a private tour of the city to visit some of it’s main attractions, such as the Montjuïc Park, Gaudí-designed church, the Gothic Quarter and the Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art, all of which make Barcelona one of the top art destinations to visit by superyacht.

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days in Barcelona on a superyacht

Take at least one day to unwind by visiting Barcelona’s ancient baths, one of the most famous luxury spas in the Mediterranean , where your can relax with a massage, an aromatherapy soak and a good stint in the hammam. Take a car to the world-renowned Passeig de Gràcia for a light lunch and browse the row of luxury boutiques and antiques shops.

Spend the afternoon at the beach, just 500 metres from One Ocean Port Vell marina and perfect for snoozing in the sun. More active visitors can partake in windsurfing and kayaking lessons, while foodies can sample excellent tapas from one for the beachfront restaurants.

Arrange for OneOcean Port Vell marina’s personal trainer to come onboard for a private yoga lesson before you tuck into breakfast — enjoy a view over the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona from the aft deck.

Have your crew arrange a private tapas and wine tour, where an expect will treat you to the finest gastronomic offerings of the city. Sample delicious traditional Spanish cuisine and wines at the Boqueria food market, followed by a chocolate-making workshop at the Barcelona Chocolate Museum.

Barcelona to Sitges (Costa Dorada)

Cruise south of Barcelona to explore the Costa Dorada coastline and moor at the Vilanova Marina, a 10-minute car ride from Sitges, which is a favourite celebrity hang out.

Stroll around the narrow, picturesque streets and historical buildings before taking lunch at Café Bar Roy for traditional Spanish cuisine.

Afterwards, chose one of the stunning Mediterranean beaches to enjoy an afternoon relaxing in the sunshine before cruising back to Barcelona.

Barcelona to Girona

Take a helicopter from Barcelona to Girona — golf fans can enjoy a day at the PGA Catalunya Golf Resort while others can enjoy to medieval city of Girona.

Stroll around the porticoed town squares and explore the fortress before taking a private car to El Celler de Can Roca, which is considered to be one of the best restaurants in the world.

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The Pyrénées

Take a private car or helicopter out to the Pyrénées where you can spend the day horse riding, cycling, hiking or rafting through the extraordinary mountain range.

In the afternoon, take a hot-air balloon ride the see the birds-eye view of the Pyrénées with a glass of bubbly and a light picnic.

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