Marina Ibiza

Introduction

Marina Ibiza sits directly across the water from Dalt Vila, Ibiza's walled old town and a UNESCO World Heritage site — a stylish Balearic harbour where superyachts lie beneath a floodlit Renaissance citadel.

What You'll Feel

You berth facing the lit ramparts of Dalt Vila rising from the sea, the old fishermen's quarter of La Marina at your back and Ibiza's famous nights a short walk away.

What Makes It Unique

Few marinas pair this much glamour with a UNESCO-listed skyline: a superyacht harbour at the foot of a 16th-century walled town, at the centre of the Balearic scene.

The Story Behind

The harbour sits within the historic port of Ibiza, beside La Marina — once the fishermen's neighbourhood — and forms part of the setting of the UNESCO-listed Dalt Vila above it.

Local Life

The quays run straight into Ibiza Town's restaurants, boutiques and legendary nightlife; the marina is a see-and-be-seen waterfront through the summer.

Best Time to Visit

The Balearic season is May to October, peaking in high summer; the harbour is busiest — and most glamorous — in July and August.

Fun Facts

• Faces Dalt Vila, Ibiza's UNESCO World Heritage walled old town.
• Sits within the historic port beside the old La Marina fishermen's quarter.
• Offers superyacht services such as black/grey-water pumping and berthside fuelling.
• Neighbouring IGY Ibiza Marina takes superyachts up to 150 m.
• A centre of the Balearic superyacht and social scene.
• Minutes on foot from Ibiza Town's nightlife.