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Berthing as a transient at marinas and yacht clubs on Spain's Costa Blanca and Balearic Islands involves distinct procedures, pricing structures, and documentation requirements. Marinas operate as for-profit businesses; yacht clubs (clubes náuticos) are non-profit organizations that promote sailing, charge membership fees, and typically include a bar-restaurant — though neither structure reliably produces lower prices.0:47 Nightly rates for a 46-ft Bavaria vary widely: Marina de Alicante runs €80–100+, Club Náutico de Altea €50–100, Club Náutico de Moraira €70–100+, Marina de Dénia €50–90, and Marina de Ibiza €50–60 in low season but up to €400 in July–August.7:45 Catamarans pay roughly 1.5× the monohull rate due to beam-based pricing.6:34 Moraira and Altea do not accept advance reservations; Alicante and Dénia accept bookings weeks ahead.11:41 On arrival, hail the marina on VHF — channel 9 on most Costa Blanca ports, channel 67 at Marina de Valencia north — and transmit at 1 watt, not 25, to avoid interfering across 60–70 miles.13:48 Required documents at the capitanía include the vessel's maritime registration, insurance certificate, and a crew list with DNI or passport numbers.24:14 Marina de Dénia stands out for facilities, service quality, and competitive pricing.23:25

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