Marina Port Tarraco is located in Tarragona, a destination in the heart of the western Mediterranean.
Tarragona is a 2,000-year-old World Heritage city. Thanks to an excellent network of land and air connections, the city is only a short distance from Barcelona, and within easy reach of Madrid and Valencia.
Marina Port Tarraco is designed and equipped to offer a comfortable, safe and pleasant stay throughout the year. We offer 33 berths between 45 and 160 meters and a 24-hour security service. Our modern facilities provide absolute privacy, we have all the services and security protocols to ensure a warm welcome and personalized assistance to all vessels and their crew. A variety of specialized companies can provide services and supplies to the yachts.
GASTRONOMY AREA
In Port Tarraco besides being able to walk by the sea, you also have the opportunity to taste the Mediterranean gastronomy.
THE CITY OF TARRAGONA
Tarragona is a surprising city where you can discover an ancient civilization, enjoy the gastronomic culture admired throughout Europe or wander through the streets of the old town and be immersed in the essence of history.
Tarragona, declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2000, enjoys sites, monuments and spaces capable of transporting us to Roman, medieval, modern, and modernist times. In addition, Tarragona possesses human and personal heritage in tradition, culture and emotion.
Marina Port Tarraco is a perfect destination for your yacht in the Costa Dorada
The surroundings of Port Tarraco are full of interesting sites. Just a few miles away, fantastic beaches of fine sand and mountainous landscapes with magical paths share the scenario.
Tarragona presents itself to the world as a coastal city with a rich landscape that makes it one of the leaders of the Mediterranean.
Marina Port Tarraco gives us one guide of the activities that you can do while you are living in Tarragona.
GUIDE: https://www.porttarraco.com/sites/default/files/uploads/2017-11/Port_Tarraco_Activities_Guide.pdf
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