Denia Marina is a true jewel in the towns crown offering something for everyone.

AFTER months of closure due to the coronavirus crisis, the marina is back in business, with all safety measures in place and is already buzzing with activity.

With incredible views of the Mediterranean and Denia castle, the recreational and tourist marina is not just a boat, syperyacht and water sport haven, it also boasts an array of fantastic restaurants, tapas bars and shops.

The water sports centre, managed by Club Nutico and the Denia Marina, is renowned for its comprehensive programme of summer activities, from kids camps with English-speaking teachers, surfing and paddle surfing lessons to Hawaiian canoe classes and full moon paddle yoga.

And with a temperate climate all year round, the harbour is well protected from any high seas.

Offering an enviable range of services to both visitors and vessels, the marina is a maritime link between the Spanish peninsula and the Balearic Islands, just 45km from Ibiza.

It has also organised and hosted Denia Boat Show since 2007, a trade event featuring exhibitors from leading boat manufacturers worldwide, presenting the latest products on the market.

There are actually four marinas inside the port of Denia. While three are dedicated to smaller yachts and boats, Port Denia Superyacht Marina, is specifically dedicated to superyachts and located in the town centre, opposite the shipyard.

The sheer number of yachts berthed in Denia creates a busy, fun ambience all year round, where locals, yachties and expats alike mix in the numerous places to be seen.

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