Real Club Nautico de Cadiz

Real Club Nautico de Cadiz

(Real Club Nautico de Cadiz)

The Real Club Náutico de Cádiz originated in 1868 as a Regata Club, its main purpose being the promotion and practice of nautical sports activities and maritime rescue. In 1884 another sports society was born with the name of Círculo Náutico, and its purpose was the practice of this sport. The merger of these two companies gave rise to a new entity that began to function in 1903, with the name of Sociedad de Regatas y Club Náutico and changes its name in 1913 to the current Real Club Náutico de Cádiz as a result of consent in holding his presidency SM, King Alfonso XIII, granting the title of Royal to the entity.

The club has 160 positions on docks with fingers for mooring leisure boats, equipped with water and electricity connection, fuel supply service, ice, changing rooms, a docking ramp and a stay yard for dry boats. There is also a bar-restaurant with a terrace, a lounge for members and a multipurpose room for celebrations, as well as a parking area. A project is currently underway for the modernization of its facilities, expansion of its services, a reference sailing school and more docks.

Administration

Monday-Friday, 08:00-15:00hrs
Tuesday and Thursday, 17:00-19:00hrs
Saturday, 08:30-14:00hrs

Tel: 956 21 32 62, 660 12 42 11

Location

Located at Punta de San Felipe.