18 MARINA VISIT


Alcudiamar, Mallorca, Spain


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ocated in the North of Mallorca, the Balearics’ largest island, the 745-berth Alcudiamar provides a safe


haven for sporting, recreational and fishing boats of all types and sizes in a bay protected from strong winds by the marina’s proximity to the Serra de Tramuntana mountains. It is right next to the historic town of Alcudia’s beautiful 14 km long beach and adjacent to the rich biodiversity of the island’s largest wetland area. The town itself has been declared an ‘Asset of Cultural Interest’ and provides a wealth of shopping opportunities and the chance to experience both local and international cuisine in a wide range of restaurants. It also hosts a local market on Tuesdays and Sundays. Alcudiamar has maintained


a well-deserved reputation for consistently high standards of service, which owes much to the stewardship of its CEO and General


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Manager, Bartomeu Bestard, who has held this position since 1998. There are 563 mooring spaces allocated to permanent berth- holders, with the remaining 182 spaces being reserved for visiting yachts. All berths are provided with water and electric connection service, with power ranging from 220-380 W and up to 63 amps. A series of fire-fighting cabinets containing fire extinguishers, protective masks lifebuoys and rescue ladders to help retrieve people from the harbour are installed at convenient sites. At the marina’s fuel station, it is


possible to refuel with diesel A or 95 octane petrol 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The station is equipped with an air compressor and can supply engine oil, drinking water and ice cubes, as well as a brand new intelligent, remote management system, so as to offer a better service to customers. On-shore, and in the marina’s


Alcudiamar has maintained a well-deserved


reputation for consistently high standards of service, which owes much to the stewardship of its CEO and General Manager, Bartomeu Bestard, who has held this position since 1998.


effort to improve accessibility and to promote sustainability, its facilities include disabled accessible toilets and showers, which are provided with solar energy hot water tanks. Also available on site is an excellent laundry, which offers washing, drying and an ironing


service. Berth-holders and visitors to the marina are protected day and night by 24/7 security staff, aided by a strategically-placed CCTV system, which is currently being improved, as well as the Internet connections throughout the marina. Alcudiamar’s yard operates a 150


Ton travelift and a 16 Ton crane, capable of lifting boats out for careening or any other work that may be required and launching them when refurbished or repaired. The marina’s boatyard also has a 12,000 sq m dry dock equipped with the most up-to-date technology for the care and protection of all kinds of craft.


A striking feature of Alcudiamar is a nautical-themed four-star hotel, the Botel Alcudiamar Club; its unique atmosphere will make you feel like being on board a boat. The Botel offers an exceptional comfort zone, spacious gardens, pool, gym, mini-spa and buffet breakfast and dinner prepared to satisfy a variety of tastes.


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