Puerto Deportivo José Banus, Mediterranean marina in Marbella, Spain.
Puerto Deportivo José Banús is a Mediterranean marina in Marbella that accommodates approximately 900 vessels ranging from small boats to large yachts. The facility features multiple dock areas, support infrastructure, and direct access to sailing routes.
The marina was founded by José Banús in 1970 and immediately attracted the attention of international society. The opening celebration was attended by members of European royal families and marked the beginning of modern tourism in the region.
The marina displays two notable artworks: a three-ton rhinoceros by Salvador Dalí and a 26-meter bronze statue called La Victoria from Moscow. These pieces shape the character of the place and draw visitors who appreciate public art.
The marina provides fuel stations, repair services, and security monitoring for all types of vessels. Visitors can freely enter the premises and explore the surrounding area with nearby restaurants and shops.
The marina features varying water depths by design: the entrance maintains roughly 7 to 8 meters, while interior channels range from 3 to 6 meters. This layout allows different types of vessels to navigate and dock safely.
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