Port de Portbou

Portbou is the first harbour that boats arriving from France come to, after rounding Cap Cerbère. Surrounded by sparsely vegetated mountains, the marina is sheltered from the tramuntana and has a very relaxed, family atmosphere. The marina is just a few metres from the town, where there are plenty of bars, restaurants and supermarkets. The harbour entrance is 9 metres deep and faces northwest. The marina has berths for boats up to 20 metres long, and inside it there is a maximum depth of 8 metres. The bay of Portbou, with its crystalline waters, is flanked to the north by Cala de les Tres Platgetes and Cala del Pi.

 

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WALTER BENJAMIN MEMORIAL

The monument and an itinerary help you trace the footsteps of the German philosopher, who died in Portbou fleeing from the Nazi persecution in 1940.