Shipping Agent / Customs broker
Martyn Brown
Clifton Ship Agency Ltd.
26 Main Street
Suite 52 & 53, Victoria House
P.O. Box 399
Gibraltar, Great Britain
Tel: +350 20076761
Fax: +350 20073888
Private: +350 20043890
Mobile: +350 58734000
Email 1: agency@clifton.gi
Email 2: info@@clifton.gi
Access to the port
Please look on the next website: www.gibraltar.gi/tourism , under "Getting to Gibraltar" > by boat, you will find the necessary nautical information.
Marina information
Gibraltar is a special economic zone with low prices for fuel and repairs. Registration under the British flag, which is a simple quick procedure, means that all yacht prices are exempt of value added tax. The harbour facilities are geared towards quick, total shipping services, with a minimum of formalities.
Marina Bay
36° - 7N 5° - 21°W
Marina Bay is located on the west side of the Rock, sheltered from the moisture-laden "levante" wind. In addition to all of the usual services of a large marina, Marina Bay had duty free shops, a chemist, a video rental shop, a hairdresser and a clinic on site.
209 berths
well-stocked nautical shop
no shipyards for maintenance or repairs
bars, restaurants, duty-free goods
More information/contact:
Marina Bay Complex Ltd.
The Tower
Bayside Road
P.O. Box 80
Gibraltar
Tel.: +350 73300 (24 hours)
Fax: +350 42656
Email: pieroffice@marinabay.gi
VHF 71 (156.575 MHZ)
Contactperson: Mr. Karl Bisset
Queensway Quay Marina
Well protected by virtue of its position in Gibraltar Harbour, Queensway Quay offers an impressive range of services as well as easy access to Gibraltar's many attractions.
120 berths
floating jetties
mooring for superyachts
no shipyard for maintenance or repairs
Berthing fees:
Summer Winter
Up to 12 m £ 6,95 £ 5,95
12 - 15 m £ 9,95 £ 6,95
16 - 18 m £ 13,95 £ 8,95
19 - 21 m £ 17,95 £ 11,95
21 - 30,5 m £ 1 p/m/ loa £ 1 p/m loa
over 30,5 m £ 1,50 p/m loa £1,50 p/m loa
Long stay discounts available
More information/contact:
Tel.: +350 44700
Fax: +350 44699
Email: qqmarina@gibnet.gi
VHF 71 (156.575 MHZ)
Callsign: Queensway
Website: www.andalucia.com
Contactperson: Mr. Terry R. Carter
Gibraltar (G.B.): 36°08' N.L. - 05°21'W.L.
Gibraltar has high temperatures during the summer, with cooler weather and intermittent rain between October and Christmas. As the gateway to the Mediterranean Sea, Gibraltar occupies a strategic and historic location. The steep cliffs (426m) are a world-famous landmark. The island has been a British colony since 1704. The most populous city and harbour are situated at the western end of the peninsula of Gibraltar.
Although rocky, Gibraltar is full or surprises at any time of year. Highlights include a wide variety of plant life, the Rock Apes, dolphins in the Bay of Gibraltar and other marine mammals such as the Pilot Whales of the Strait. Gibraltar even has its own unique bird: the Barbary Partridge. In spring, the time when many birds breed, Gibraltar is a genuine paradise for wildlife.
Taking the "Official Rock Tour" by taxi or by coach is the best way to visit some of Gibraltar's most interesting sites (lasts approximately 90 minutes). Alternatively, visit the Upper Rock Nature Reserve on the Cable Car which leaves from the Alameda Grand Parade.
The following sites are well worth a visit:
Alameda Botanical Gardens
City Gates and Fortifications
Catalan Bay
