Sotogrande Port, Mediterranean port in San Roque, Spain.

Sotogrande Port is a marina on the Mediterranean coast of Cádiz province, in the Sotogrande district of San Roque. It holds 1,380 berths for vessels from 8 to 50 metres, split between the port and the newer Marina de Sotogrande, with a 3 to 5 metre draught and a boatyard served by a 200-tonne travel lift.

The port was established in the late 1980s as part of an ambitious development plan for a residential community. Over time it grew to become one of the region's important maritime hubs.

The marina is home to the Real Club Marítimo Sotogrande and a sailing school, so dinghies and keelboats leave from here alongside visiting yachts. Berths run from 8 to 50 metres between the old port and the newer Marina de Sotogrande, and the boatyard handles craft up to 200 tonnes.

The port operates with round-the-clock supervision and provides complete nautical services for all needs. Visitors can expect professional assistance and support whenever needed during their stay.

The facility features a heliport and sailing school offering water sports opportunities for visitors. Its location provides views of the Rock of Gibraltar and the North African coast across the strait.