07 MARINA RUBICÓN

The marina’s architectural style blends traditional Canary Island elements with modern urban design. White walls, wooden accents, and open promenades create a relaxed setting. A replica of Castillo del Águila tower stands at the center, enhancing the historical atmosphere.

Marina Rubicón has around 500 berths for boats of all sizes, from luxury yachts to sport sailboats. It offers technical services, refueling, maintenance, and private support for crews and high-end clients, making it a fully equipped nautical hub.

The marina connects to a coastal promenade that reaches Playa Dorada. The entire area is barrier-free and safe—ideal for families with children, seniors, or people with reduced mobility. Strolling along the shore offers beautiful views and shade under the palms.

Twice a week, vibrant markets are held with local products, crafts, and fashion. In the evenings, the marina comes alive with live music, tapas, and wine. Marina Rubicón is a perfect place for dining, relaxing, and seaside evening strolls.

Several diving centers operate within the marina, offering courses and trips to the nearby underwater museum Museo Atlántico. Calm waters and marine biodiversity make the area ideal for both beginner and advanced divers seeking exploration and underwater adventure.

Public lighting and urban furnishings were designed to reduce light pollution and blend with the surrounding landscape. The thoughtful combination of function and aesthetics contributes to the marina’s charm while respecting the natural beauty of the coast.