Catering to the world’s
largest yachts
A marina for superyachts full of possibilities to enjoy every day, at any time of the year.
Enjoy a unique experience at this first-class marina located in an iconic city. Ocean Village Marina offers excellent facilities, varied activities and personalized services, 24 hours a day.
With its enviable climate and array of things to do, it is no surprise that Gibraltar is one of the most important cities in Europe, and Ocean Village Marina on of the most singular marinas in the Southern Mediterranean. Gibraltar offers exclusive infrastructures and services, designed for the most luxurious visitors that will find a world-class Superyacht marina in a world-class city.
Purpose-built to accommodate the demands of modern superyachts, the pontoons are supported by substantial, bespoke truss structures—far beyond the scope of typical marina infrastructure. This engineered approach ensures maximum protection for both visiting vessels and the surrounding built environment.
These state-of-the-art berths now position Marina Bay as a premier destination for superyachts visiting the region, offering fully powered berthing alongside best-in-class ancillary services and amenities, all within the vibrant, resort-style setting that defines Ocean Village and Marina Bay.
Delivered as part of the Marina Club development, the new berthing facilities sit alongside a landmark waterfront scheme comprising 144 waterside apartments across five buildings, each with private balconies and access to elevated resort decks. These landscaped leisure areas, complete with pools and interconnected by sky bridges, create a distinctive living environment overlooking the marina.
Located just 10 minutes from the frontier and Gibraltar International Airport, Marina Club offers a contemporary residential setting designed for modern living—bringing together high-quality accommodation, exceptional amenities, and direct access to one of Gibraltar’s most dynamic marina environments.As part of the award-winning Ocean Village portfolio, Marina Bay continues to set the standard for waterfront living and superyacht hospitality in Gibraltar.
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Superyachts FAQs
Why do superyachts choose Gibraltar marinas?
Gibraltar is a strategic yachting stop at the Strait of Gibraltar, positioned between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. It is commonly used for:
- Repositioning between seasons
- Crew change and guest transfers
- Technical stopovers and logistics
- Refuelling/bunkering planning (subject to current rules and availability)
Which Gibraltar marinas are relevant for superyachts?
The main Gibraltar marinas typically referenced by visiting yachts are:
- Ocean Village Marina (Gibraltar)
- Marina Bay (Gibraltar)
- Queensway Quay Marina (Gibraltar)
Availability, berth dimensions, and permitted vessel size vary by marina and by berth.
Can Gibraltar marinas accommodate superyacht length and draft?
It depends on:
- LOA (length overall)
- Beam
- Draft
- Berth availability (including whether a suitable berth can be allocated)
- Operational restrictions (local safety, manoeuvring limits, marina rules)
For accurate confirmation, request a berth offer with full vessel specs.
How do I request a superyacht berth in Gibraltar?
Standard process:
- Send a berth request to the marina (or via a yacht agent) with LOA/beam/draft and dates
- Provide yacht documentation (registration, insurance, contact details)
- Confirm arrival details (ETA, crew list, intended services)
- Receive allocation, rates, and terms (including payment/deposit policy)
How far in advance should I book a berth in Gibraltar?
For superyachts, earlier is better—especially during peak Mediterranean transit periods. Short-notice berthing is possible, but depends on space and yacht size.
What documents are typically required for berthing?
Common requirements include:
- Certificate of registry
- Proof of insurance
- Crew list and passports/IDs
- Contact details for captain/manager/agent
- Vessel particulars (LOA, beam, draft, displacement if requested)
Requirements can differ by marina and circumstance.
Customs and immigration: what should crew and guests expect?
Gibraltar has its own border and entry procedures. Clearance requirements depend on:
- Crew/guest nationality
- Where the yacht is arriving from
- Flag state and itinerary
A local yacht agent can streamline formalities.
Is Gibraltar a good base for crew changes?
Yes. For superyachts, using a Gibraltar yacht agent is common to coordinate:
- Berthing requests across marinas
- Clearance and paperwork
- Fuel planning
- Provisions, crew logistics, and technical services
Can I arrange bunkering or yacht fuel in Gibraltar?
Gibraltar is widely known as a refuelling/bunkering port, but for superyachts you should confirm:
- Current availability and procedures
- Delivery method and scheduling
- Documentation needed
- Environmental and safety requirements
What services can superyachts expect in Gibraltar marinas?
Typical marina-side services (vary by location/berth) include:
- Shore power (capacity varies)
- Fresh water
- Waste disposal and recycling
- Pump-out (availability varies)
- Security and controlled access
- Wi-Fi (marina-level; superyachts often use onboard solutions)
Are there maintenance, repair, and technical services for superyachts in Gibraltar?
Most visiting yachts rely on a local network of suppliers for:
- Engineering support and parts
- Diving/underwater inspection and cleaning
- Electrical and AV support
- Chandlery and logistics
- Specialist contractors via agent coordination
Confirm lead times for major works.
Provisioning: is Gibraltar good for food and supplies?
Gibraltar is generally convenient for:
- Supermarkets and retail
- Specialist provisioning via suppliers
- Catering logistics coordinated by agent/chef
For high-end or highly specific provisioning, plan ahead.
What about security for superyachts in Gibraltar?
Marina security commonly includes controlled entry, CCTV, and on-site staff. For higher-risk profiles, superyachts can add:
- Private security protocols
- Discreet transfers and managed access
- Agent-managed deliveries and crew movements
What weather should captains consider at the Strait of Gibraltar?
The Strait is influenced by strong winds and currents at times. Planning should consider:
- Wind direction and strength
- Sea state at the entrance/approach
- Tidal/current conditions
- Manoeuvring space and berth approach constraints
A local agent and updated forecasts are useful for arrival planning.
Can a superyacht anchor off Gibraltar instead of using a marina?
Anchoring is sometimes used operationally, but suitability depends on:
- Local rules and designated areas
- Sea state and holding
- Tender operations and permissions
- Clearance/agent arrangements
Confirm permitted anchorage options before planning.
Are there environmental rules superyachts should note?
Expect standard requirements around:
- Waste handling
- Discharge restrictions
- Noise and operational conduct
- Fuel and spill-prevention procedures
Confirm the marina’s environmental and safety policies in advance.
What are berthing fees typically based on?
Superyacht berthing rates are commonly calculated using:
- LOA (and sometimes beam)
- Season/dates
- Location within the marina
- Utilities and service requirements
Request a formal quotation for accurate pricing.
What’s nearby for cruising after Gibraltar?
Gibraltar is a practical gateway for routes to:
- Costa del Sol (including Sotogrande/Marbella)
- Tarifa and the Andalusian coast
- Ceuta and Northern Morocco (subject to itinerary/clearance)
- Atlantic repositioning routes