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If you can, try to anchor away from the mooring fields to avoid getting too close to other boats. Th... Read more about this listing
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The bay is known for its stunning natural beauty, framed by steep cliffs and green landscapes. This ... Read more about this listing
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The anchorage has a sandy seabed, making it easy to set your anchor securely. If you're in need of s... Read more about this listing
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Anchoring is not permitted here; you’ll need to use the mooring buoys available. The mooring field h... Read more about this listing
1 Reviews on “Real Club Nautico Pollenca”
From my experience, the marina is a blend of charm and practicality. The setting is lovely, surrounded by picturesque views and the tranquil bay. The marina’s facilities are well-maintained, with reliable services including fuel, water, and electricity. The on-site restaurant is a treat, though it can be pricey, and the pool offers a nice respite after a day of sailing. However, I did face some challenges. The approach can be tricky, especially with a deeper draft; we had to be cautious of the shallow areas. There were also occasional hiccups with communication—sometimes the VHF responses were a bit slow, and I had to call in advance to secure a spot. While the marineros are friendly and helpful, the high prices during peak season can be a bit of a shock.