The port
Marina of 550 berths at Playa Blanca on the south coast of Lanzarote, opened in 2003, with a quay for large vessels up to 90 m and a boatyard.
Marina Rubicón is located at Playa Blanca on the southern tip of Lanzarote (Canary Islands, Spain), between the Ajaches natural monument and the resort town. Opened in 2003 according to its official website, it advertises 550 berths with fingers for monohulls up to 50 m, plus an area of the quay reserved for large vessels up to 90 m. The fuel station supplies diesel and unleaded petrol. Water and electricity are free of charge for boats up to 22 m, and the control tower answers on VHF 9, 24 hours a day. The boatyard offers a travel lift, a launching ramp, dry storage, pressure washing, painting and antifouling. The site also presents an ECO-MARINA programme (photovoltaic energy), a Sailing Center, a live weather station and the marina Village (restaurants, shops, parking). According to Wikipedia, Playa Blanca covers the southern part of the El Rubicón plain, where the bishopric of San Marcial del Rubicón is said to have been founded in the early 15th century at the initiative of Jean de Béthencourt.
