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Yacht Charter from Gibraltar

including Andalucia, the Costa del Sol, Costa de la Luz, Cueta & Morocco


If you would like more information on a prospective charter from Gibraltar please follow this link and complete the request form

Gibraltar sits at the very western end of the Mediterranean Sea. It is joined to Spain, to the north, by a narrow strip of land that today serves as an airport runway. The Costa del la Luz (Coast of Light) and the Costa del Sol (Sunshine Coast) lie to the West and East respectively. These two Costas complete the province of Andalucia that stretches from the Portuguese border in the west to Cabo de Gata in the east. Across the Straights of Gibraltar, only 8 miles wide at it narrowest, lies Morocco and the Spanish enclave of Cueta that sits on Moroccos northern coast.

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Gibraltar Yacht Charter

To request information on a prospective yacht charter or boat hire/rental in Gibraltar please click here and the complete the form.

Yacht Charter and Boat Hire/Rental in Gibraltar

Gibraltar sits at the very western end of the Mediterranean Sea. It is joined to Spain, to the north, by a narrow strip of land that today serves as an airport runway. The Costa del la Luz (Coast of Light) and the Costa del Sol (Sunshine Coast) lie to the West and East respectively. These two Costas complete the province of Andalucia that stretches from the Portuguese border in the west to Cabo de Gata in the east. Across the Straights of Gibraltar, only 8 miles wide at it narrowest, lies Morocco and the Spanish enclave of Cueta that sits on Moroccos northern coast.