A peaceful and safe destination to reconnect with the sea. Beaches with crystal-clear waters that will refresh your senses. You can enjoy a varied gastronomic offer as well as various water sports activities, golf courses, and hiking.
Access gates to pontoons with electronic locks: yes Number of berths: 339
Berths for rent and transient: yes/yes
Admitted length overall: From 8 meters to 20 meters
Dock depth: From 1m to 2.7 meters
Water and electricity on pontoons: yes.
Fire protection and security: yes.
Specific oil waste collection: yes.
Waste collection: yes.
LA DUQUESA MARINA (MANILVA-SABINILLAS)
Provincia de Málaga
About this port
Port entrance
Route and approach instructions
80 m entrance channel, depth 3–4 m. Direct maneuvering. Caution with strong easterly winds.
Location
- Address
- Torre de control s/n
- Municipality
- Puerto deportivo La Duquesa
- Province
- Málaga
- Country
- Spain
Contact
- Web
- Web: www.marinasmediterraneo.com/ www.d-marin.com
Coordinates
- Latitud
- 36.356611
- Longitud
- -5.231022
The port
- Eco-destination
- Mar de Alborán Occidental – Málaga
- Environment
- Puerto de la Duquesa is a beautiful marina located in the municipality of Manilva, halfway between Marbella and Sotogrande. It is the westernmost port in the province of Málaga. With its calm beaches and pleasant year-round temperature, it is undoubtedly one of the best ports on the Costa del Sol. The marina has 328 berths ranging from 8 to 20 meters in maximum length. The facility is equipped with a boatyard featuring a travel lift with a capacity of 70 tons. The port is currently the area’s main tourist activity center. It is surrounded by cozy hotels and residential areas that invite you to enjoy a great beach, sun, and sea vacation. A peaceful place where Mediterranean light perfectly blends with recreational boats and the traditional charm of small fishing boats that go out to fish every morning. Manilva is the first town in the province of Málaga on the western coast, bordering the province of Cádiz and already part of the Costa del Sol. Manilva’s economy was largely based on agriculture and fishing, although increasingly on tourism, thanks to its inland landscape complemented nearby by one of the largest concentrations of quality golf courses in the world. In this maritime town, you can enjoy various activities, including the culture of other civilizations that inhabited the Málaga coasts. Likewise, you can savor a diverse gastronomic offer: Italian, Asian, Indian, French, Argentine, and of course Mediterranean cuisine. The richness of its gastronomy is based on the variety of fish, not forgetting one of the area’s most famous dishes: tomato soup.