Spain

Barcelona has cobbled streets, art, beaches, and nightlife. Stroll down La Rambla to the Contemporary National Art Museum and gothic neighbourhood. Enjoy the view from the rooftop of Gaudi’s Casa Mila and marvel at his unfinished Basilica of Sagrada Familia

Marina Port Vell: www.marinaportvell.com

Coordinates: 41.371010, 2.182166

VHF channel 68

Tel: +34 93 484 23 00

Mail: reception@marinaportvell.com

Nature meets nightclubs in Ibiza where you can view great art at the Puget museum, taste wine from the vineyards of Can Rich de Buscastell Domain and check out fashion shows, local arts and exhibitions at B12 Gallery and B12 The Venue.  Floating palaces of Ibiza's jetset dock at the Ibiza marina, at Marina Botafoch or Ibiza Nueva.

La Savina is a city on Formentera Island. It is ideal for those in search of peace and quiet, impressive scenery and stunning beaches of Illetes and Llevant. It has also become popular with prestigious yachts. It has a slightly exclusive feel that sets it apart. La Savina is located near the two other villages of the island, San Francisco and San Fernando, which house historic churches and monuments.

Marbella’s Puerto Banús rocks exclusivity and glamour with its spectacular boats, dream cars, shops, restaurants, bars, and nightclubs. Stroll through the Old Town passing its 16^th century Town Hall to get to the Museum of Contemporary Spanish Engraving.

Sunny Palma’s historic quarter includes the Cathedral, Almudaina Palace, Lonja fish market, Plaza Mayor, Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art of Palma and Museum de Mallorca.

Valencia is one of the oldest cities in Spain. Must-see places include La Ciudad de las Artes y la Ciencias, L’oceanografic, the “Palacio del Marques de Dos Aguas” and its Museo Nacional de la Ceramica, the Old Town, and the Lonja, a UNESCO-preserved Gothic building. Valencia offers also fine beaches and its famous "Paella"