VHF
09
Yacht club·Girona · Catalonia
Club Nautic Port de la Selva
42° 20.4′ N 003° 12.0′ EUpdated on 27 September 2026
- VHF channel
- 09
- Entrance depth
- 7.0 m
- Max. depth
- 6.0 m
- Max. length
- 15 m
- Berths
- 870
- Tidal range
- —
40 for visitors
The harbour
In a few words
Yacht club in Girona, Catalonia, run by Club Nàutic Port de la Selva. It has 870 berths, 40 of them for visitors, for boats from 6 to 15 m long.
Does your boat fit?
You get in with 5.0 m of water under the keel.
Your boat: 11.4 m · 2.0 m, with 0.5 m of clearanceInside the harbour, up to 6.0 mDepths from the sources, at low water
Access and approach
Arriving by sea
The entrance has 7 m of depth. Inside, depths range from 1 m to 6 m. At night the entrance is marked by a red light, Fl(4)R 10s, at the end of the Punta Trench quay.
Nautical charts493, 4934 IHM · SHOM 7298-7505 · Navicarte E03 · BA Chart 1705
List of Lights
Lights on the approach
Muelle de Punta Trench. Extremo
Fl(4)R 10s 6m 5M
< 0.1 NMNo. 31790
© Instituto Hidrográfico de la Marina. From the Libro de Faros y Señales Marítimas (Spanish List of Lights), data as of 27 September 2026: the lights within 0.6 nautical miles of the harbour's position, without special marks. Light names are as in the Spanish original. Not valid for navigation.
Technical data and berths
Berths and depths
- Berths
- 87040 for visitors
- Boat lengths
- 6 to 15 m
- Depth at the entrance
- 7.0 m
- Depth inside
- 1 to 6 m
- At the berth
- Water and electricity
- Operator
- Club Nàutic Port de la Selva
Services and facilities
What's ashore
- Drinking water
- Electricity
- Wi-Fi
- Security
Boatyard and technical area
Hauling out the boat
- Travel-lift or gantry
- Yes
- Fuel
Sources for this page
- Ports de la Generalitat, data as of 20 November 2024
- Dades obertes de Catalunya (Generalitat de Catalunya), data as of 3 July 2026
- © Instituto Hidrográfico de la Marina: lights
- Weather and sea: Open-Meteo · Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors
Data without a cited source is still to be checked. Before entering, check the charts, the notices to mariners and the harbour itself on VHF. All sources →
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