Club Nàutic Estartit
Discover the Club Náutico Estartit Activities Center!
Located in an incomparable natural setting, the Club Náutico Estartit Activity Center invites visitors to experience unforgettable adventures in the heart of the Montgrí, Medes Islands, and Baix Ter Natural Park. This privileged location on the Costa Brava is the ideal starting point for nautical activities designed for the whole family, nature lovers, and sea enthusiasts.
ACTIVITY OFFER
The Activity Center offers a wide range of options for enjoying the sea and the coast in an active, safe, and sustainable way. Highlights include boat rentals, ideal for exploring the coast at your own pace; kayak and paddleboard rentals, perfect for sailing through crystal-clear waters and discovering hidden coves or exploring the Medes Islands while remaining completely environmentally friendly; and dinghy rentals, for those who want to learn the art of sailing or practice sports in an exceptional setting.
The club also organizes guided kayaking and sailing excursions, a unique opportunity to enjoy the sea and the beauty of the natural surroundings in the company of specialized guides. This is a relaxing and environmentally friendly experience, in line with the Club's commitment to sustainability.
The Activity Center also offers activities designed for specific audiences, such as the summer campus for children and young people, ideal for discovering the world of sailing in a fun and educational way, and sailing classes for adults, aimed at those who want to start or perfect their technique with light sailing boats, always under the supervision of a qualified instructor.
The Estartit Yacht Club is much more than a marina: it's a place where the sea is truly experienced, with activities adapted to all ages and levels. Come discover it and connect with nature in a different way.
Nearby routes
This iconic Empordà route will take us to the top of the Mongrí Natural Park, the Medes Islands and the Baix Ter, with the unfinished Montgrí Castle and from where we will enjoy incredible views over the entire Empordà…
More than 2,500 years ago, red coral was fished in Catalonia, from the first settlers: Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans and until today; the coral has been one of the most important businesses of the current Costa Brava, which includes the regions…
Mountain shoes, water, a hat to cover you peel if the day is forecast sunny, and little more need to climb up to the castle Montgrí, visible from many points of Empordà and seated on a bare, rounded mountain that is not . many…
On this route we will not only travel to the past, but also the Empordà lands that are crowned by fantastic medieval fortifications that accompany us at all times. We begin with the north of Baix Empordà that is closer to the…
Since the beginning of civilization, stone has been a material used and present to make life easier for humans; We can remember how the Romans used this raw material to build their recreational spaces as the prehistoric ones, specifically during…
The route allows us to cross the lower part of the River Ter, which over time has generated spaces of great environmental value, today protected by the different administrations. Riding a bicycle through the natural spaces of the Gola del Ter,…
Events
Fish stew in Roses
From 16 to 25 OctoberCatalonia Industrial Tourism Week 2026
From 16 to 25 OctoberGastronomic days "Es Niu" in Palafrugell
From 16 October to 13 DecemberChestnut in Torroella de Montgrí and L'Estartit
From 29 October to 1 NovemberGuided tour of the Castell-Palau and the Old Town of Bisbal d'Empordà
7 NovemberSecret Roses
14 NovemberSant Andreu Fair in Torroella de Montgrí
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