Nautical data
- Berths: 297
- Maximum length: 20 m
- Draught: 3 m at the entrance
- VHF channel: 9
- Phone: 964 41 20 84
- Email: puertolf@telefonica.net
It is run by the Sociedad Náutica Las Fuentes and has been in service since 1985. For a visitor berth, call ahead: it fills up in July and August.
Marina services
Water and electricity at the berths, showers and toilets, fuel (petrol and diesel), crane and travel lift, dry dock, slipway, waste-oil and rubbish collection, wifi, laundry, ice and security with cameras and a night watchman.
There are chandlers and workshops inside the marina: all four are listed with address and phone in the practical services guide.
Going out: Columbretes, diving and sailing
This is one of the departure points for the Columbretes Islands, the volcanic nature reserve some 30 miles offshore, and for fishing and diving trips: the marina’s diving centre works the seabed of the Serra d’Irta, a marine reserve. And there are two schools: the Club de Vela Alcossebre, in unit 35 of the marina, accredited by the regional government as a nautical and sports sailing school, and the Escuela Náutica Alcossebre, which runs the theory classes and keeps its training boats here.
Boat hire and marine companies are in the nature guide.
The marina on foot: eating, drinks and the market
The marina is also the liveliest part of town: a dozen restaurants in the marina and around it —rice dishes, market fish, sushi, tex-mex—, all with address and phone in the restaurant directory, and the pubs and cocktail terraces in the nightlife guide.
In summer the Market Marina Las Fuentes sets up on Thursdays from 6pm to midnight: crafts and atmosphere rather than daily shopping. It is in the events calendar.
Getting there and parking
The marina sits at the northern end of town, at the end of Avenida Las Fuentes, a short walk from the beach of the same name. You can reach it on foot from almost anywhere in Alcossebre along the promenade.
In high season the parking around it fills up at lunchtime and at night; free and paid areas are in the parking guide. If you are choosing where to stay, the area is described in the areas guide.
Frequently asked questions
- How many berths does Alcossebre marina have?
- Las Fuentes marina has 297 berths, for boats up to 20 metres, with 3 metres of draught at the entrance.
- How do I contact the marina?
- By phone on 964 41 20 84, by email at puertolf@telefonica.net or by radio on VHF channel 9. It is run by the Sociedad Náutica Las Fuentes.
- Is there fuel for boats?
- Yes, the marina has a petrol and diesel pump, plus a crane, travel lift, dry dock and slipway.
- Can I moor as a visitor?
- Yes, but call the marina first: occupancy is high in July and August and visitor berths are limited.
- What is there at the marina besides boats?
- A dozen restaurants, pubs and terraces, chandlers and workshops, a diving centre and two nautical schools. In summer, the Thursday evening Market Marina.
- Do boats leave for the Columbretes from here?
- Yes, it is one of the departure points for the Columbretes archipelago, some 30 miles offshore, as well as for fishing and diving trips.
Nautical figures (297 berths, 20 m length, 3 m draught, VHF channel 9) cross-checked in August 2026 against the nautical guides that publish the marina’s entry. Visitor berths, rates and availability: confirm with the Sociedad Náutica Las Fuentes on 964 41 20 84.
Content reviewed in August 2026.