Portomaso Marina

Portomaso Marina is a luxury yachting destination in St Julian's that brings a working marina together with places to live, shop, eat and relax. It is an integrated destination where high-end residences, retail establishments, gourmet dining and bespoke leisure experiences sit alongside the yachting, so that luxury, convenience and a maritime atmosphere are all found in one place on the Mediterranean.

The marina is part of the Yachthub Group. This page gives UK yacht owners, charterers and prospective residents a clear starting point, and the marina is listed in our directory of marina services in Malta. The marina's website is brief, so the page sticks to what is published and explains how to take the next step.

What the destination offers

Four strands are named on the marina's website. The first is yachting itself: berthing and the day-to-day running of the harbour, under a Harbour Master who also holds the role of Chief Operating Officer, Reuben Debrincat. The second is residential, in the form of high-end residences. The third is retail, and the fourth is gourmet dining and leisure, offered as bespoke experiences.

Detailed information such as berth lengths, depths, fuel and the list of shops and restaurants is not published on the website, so it is best to ask directly. If you are comparing marinas, our Three Cities guide and Vittoriosa guide cover the Grand Harbour area, which has its own yacht marina.

Who to contact at the marina

The website names two contacts. Reuben Debrincat is the Harbour Master and Chief Operating Officer, which makes him the person to ask about berthing, operations and the harbour. Eleanor Mintoff handles sales and administration, which covers general commercial enquiries. Their telephone numbers and email addresses are on the marina's website but are not shown here; the VisitMalta.co.uk form is the way to reach them through us.

When you write, it helps to say who you are and what you need. A yacht owner might give the boat's type and dimensions, the dates and the length of stay. A charter company might mention the number of guests. A buyer or tenant interested in a residence might describe the size and timing they have in mind. Giving the marina this detail up front lets it reply with something specific.

For boat charter and brokerage nearby, our directory also lists Adventure Cruises Malta and 73 Marine, which are among the nearest businesses of those kinds.

Planning a visit to St Julian's

The marina is in St Julian's, and holidaymakers who want to stay close can browse our guide to hotels in Sliema and St Julian's. For other areas and budgets, see where to stay in Malta. Flights from London are covered in our guide to flights to Malta from the UK.

Timing, weather and next steps

Yachting is best planned around the weather, so check the Malta weather guide for the season you have in mind. Ideas for days ashore are in our things to do in Malta and Valletta city guide pages, and anyone considering a longer stay can read the guide to relocating to Malta from the UK.

Because the marina publishes so little detail, a good enquiry does most of the work. Say whether you are asking about a berth, a residence or something else, give your preferred dates, and mention anything unusual, such as a deep draught, a large crew or a long stay. If you are buying or renting a residence, say when you hope to move. The marina team can then answer in one reply instead of several, which saves time on both sides.

To enquire, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page. We will pass your message to the marina team, who will reply to you directly.