Scary Majorca Marina costs

[carraigdog]

I was seriously interested in a Beneteau 36 CC in Majorca, I emailed the marina there to see how much it would cost to keep it there for one year, I assumed it may be 4-5 000 Euros, Im shocked to the core to receive a proposal for more than 17000 Euros (not including water and electricity ) Surely it hasn't come to this ?

[carraigdog]

Sorry, I forgot to add this:

Delivery date
Aceptance Date
18/11/2019
Tel:+ 34 971 289693 Fax:+ 34 971 286311 e-mail: recepcion@portdemallorca.com www.portdemallorca.com
PRICE QUOTE No
DATE
PRICE QUOTE
CLIENT
NIF
18/11/2019
carraigdog@yahoo.co.uk
BOAT NAME
BENETEAU OC 36
ARRIVAL
LENGTH OVERALL
BEAM
OVERALL M2
10,97 3,5
38,40
Berth Fee low season
Berth Fee high season Sport&Leasure Boat Fee (T5) Navigation Fee (T0)
366 366
DEPARTURE
LS LS HS
** Water /m3 :3,85 €/m3 (mínimun 5m3)
** Electricity Kw/h : 0,3226€/kw (mínimum 20 Kw/h)
** Any other service requested by the client will be issued separately
** This price quote can change depending of the overall measurements
** This price quote will be increased from the 1st of January each year according to the cost of living index ** High season berth price: July and August
** The Port fees could undergo variations according to the Law of Ports and State General Budgets
** This quote is valid for 15 days upon receipt
** The confirmation of the berth will be upon confirmed availability from our Reception Department
** To guarantee your confirmed reservation, you must pay the full amount of the invoice from June to October. During the rest of the year (November to May) a deposit of 40% is requested , in both cases the payment has to be done within 48 horas upon receipt of the invoice.
VAT SUBTOTAL
DAYS
FEE TOTAL
34,32 10.398,03 43,33 2.686,70 1,86 679,58 0,96 351,12
13.764,31
351,12
0%
TOTAL AMOUNT
2.890,50
0,00
303 62
21%
16.654,81
351,12
17.005,93

Cancellations:
Deposits and payments will only be refunded when the cancellation is made at least 15 days prior to entry of the vessel. There will be a 20% deduction for administration costs.
In June, July, August and September deposits for confirmed reservations will not be refunded.
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Marina Port de Mallorca, Pso Maritimo s/n (Frente Hotel Melia Victoria) 07014 Palma de Mallorca-NIF: B07900327 edic.5a june 18

[B23iL23]

ha. Welcome to the "Yachting capitol of the med" as they like to call it. Yes, crazy prices and not sure how anyone apart from the superyacht owners can afford it. I was charged 400 euros for one night last year (66 footer).



You might be better off getting a place on the Spanish mainland. Much, much "cheaper".

Originally Posted by carraigdog

I was seriously interested in a Beneteau 36 CC in Majorca, I emailed the marina there to see how much it would cost to keep it there for one year, I assumed it may be 4-5 000 Euros, Im shocked to the core to receive a proposal for more than 17000 Euros (not including water and electricity ) Surely it hasn't come to this ?

[carraigdog]

Originally Posted by B23iL23

ha. Welcome to the "Yachting capitol of the med" as they like to call it. Yes, crazy prices and not sure how anyone apart from the superyacht owners can afford it. I was charged 400 euros for one night last year (66 footer).



You might be better off getting a place on the Spanish mainland. Much, much "cheaper".

Yes Kevin, I just thought I would enjoy cruising around Majorca while it was actually there, I am currently researching several on the Spanish mainland, I always knew the islands would be more expensive, but I was genuinely taken aback by this for a 36 footer, (Glad it isn't a 66 )

[DDouglasone]

Originally Posted by carraigdog

I was seriously interested in a Beneteau 36 CC in Majorca, I emailed the marina there to see how much it would cost to keep it there for one year, I assumed it may be 4-5 000 Euros, Im shocked to the core to receive a proposal for more than 17000 Euros (not including water and electricity ) Surely it hasn't come to this ?

Lol. I keep my Catalina 25 on a trailer a marina for $40 a month AND they put it in the water as well as remove it. I was paying $150!
People will charge what they can get.
Keep looking!

[boatman61]

Try Rieal Club Nautic de Palma.
You did pick the posh marina.. they discourage tiny boats..

[CDR Smith]

Originally Posted by boatman61

they discourage tiny boats

36' is a tiny boat???

[Sailmonkey]

Originally Posted by CDR Smith

36' is a tiny boat???

When compared to this.....yes

https://images.app.goo.gl/5TpXfZFWJ7CBKBv66

[tarian]

Originally Posted by CDR Smith

36' is a tiny boat???

Not been to Majorca then

[mglonnro]

So, in the "cheap" marinas, what would a week cost?

[boatman61]

At Real Nautic I have paid €160 for a week in early June on an 11metre boat.. high season kicked in the day we left.
If you pay up front for the winter you can often get a decent discount at most marinas in Spain. Weekly you pay the full rate.
Almerimar I was paying €21/night for a Lagoon 440, paying 3 or 6 months in advance would be much cheaper and discounted upto 20%.

[Sailing4Jesus]

Perhaps you need to remember that Spain is a Socialist Country, and Remember that Socialism is Communism with a Mask On. I have been living here in Andalucia since July 1982, so I understand how prices have soared since Franco bought the farm. However, apart from the crooked Socialist stealing every penny they can, Spain is a very desirable place to live. "Arriba España, y dame un copa de Rioja."

Senior Chief

[mglonnro]

Originally Posted by boatman61

At Real Nautic I have paid €160 for a week in early June on an 11metre boat.. high season kicked in the day we left.
If you pay up front for the winter you can often get a decent discount at most marinas in Spain. Weekly you pay the full rate.
Almerimar I was paying €21/night for a Lagoon 440, paying 3 or 6 months in advance would be much cheaper and discounted upto 20%.

Ok, phew, this is not out of this world anymore. Actually a bit cheaper than over here in Finland.

[boatman61]

Bogga the Rioja..
Gimme Soberano..

[Sailing4Jesus]

If you want to Winter In Spain, avoid every port in the north unless you wish to have both your nuts and bolt frozen off. On the other hand Andalucia has pretty much the same winters you would expect in San Diego, California. We have a very nice port here in Rota,Cadiz, with Chipiona and Sanlucar de Barrameda just rock throwing distance from Rota. The Huge "Puerto Sherry" in El Puerto de Santa Maria can handle Huge Yachts and they have Full Refitting Facilities, however, the smaller ports I mentioned are much more economical as long as your boat is under 33.

The Old Navy Senior Chief