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Overview
This port is known for its pastel shade
painted buildings, Andalus style plazas
with orange trees and amazing view of the
Rock of Gibraltar in the distance. There is
a great choice of restaurants, bars, shops
and the MIM hotel onsite.
Apartments here range from studios to
large penthouses all enjoying the
convenience of having the amenities of
the port and the beach at their doorstep.
There are a total of 548 berths here
ranging from 6 to 25 metres length which
can be bought or rented.
In the late 1990s work started to add more
berths and offer more quality apartments
to cope with increasing demand. This time
a Marina was created to the West of the
Puerto around a network of man-made
water canals with apartment blocks with
their own berths on their doorstep. These
apartments are an eclectic mix of styles
that all enjoy canal views and the
convenience of a walk away from beaches
and the port. There is only one final block
to be built which will complete the Marina.
Here there are an additional 832 berths
available between 6 and 20 metres long.
Neighbourhood
characteristics
Sotogrande commands a captivating
maritime location, only a short distance
from where the Mediterranean sea meets
the Atlantic ocean. The port and Marina
have been conscientiously designed to
incorporate life on the water into this
peaceful urban setting.
The architecture and gardens of both the
Puerto and Marina add a colourful backdrop to the rows of sailing boats, blending
life on land and sea together harmoniously.
It’s certainly one of most impressive
examples of waterfront developments
present to this day in Andalusia and
certainly the prettiest.
What’s it like living in
Sotogrande Marina?
If you dream of a life by the water,
within walking distance to bars,
restaurants, shops and beaches,
Sotogrande Marina delivers.
It offers a sophisticated café culture at its
best with a large choice of venues. The
perfect place to meet friends for coffee
or lunch at the KE bar or sip a sundowner
cocktail before dinner on the MIM Hotel
roof terrace or Fresco. There is a gentle
hustle and bustle that fills the streets with
a relaxed yet jovial atmosphere. As is
typical in Spain, life is enjoyed by all age
groups and it’s common to see groups of
several generations sitting out on the terraces with children playing without a care
in the world, thanks to the innate sense of
safety and tranquility.
So if you’re looking for a laid-back lifestyle
with modern amenities, Sotogrande Marina
could be the ideal location for you.
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