Marbella’s municipal Environment, Beaches and Ports portal lists a first sailing crossing at Puerto Deportivo Virgen del Carmen for 31 October 2026. The event is intended to promote cruising sailing, according to the council’s announcement dated 23 October.
The supplied listing does not give a start time, route, entry requirements or registration details. Anyone considering taking part should check with the port or the council before making plans.
Other notices on the portal describe autumn and winter activities. A programme of “Salidas a la Naturaleza” is scheduled to run from 25 October to 30 May, with a separate 1 October announcement describing ten routes between 26 October and 9 May. The material does not explain how those schedules relate or provide the routes’ individual dates.
The council also says it has intensified the opening of river and stream mouths ahead of forecast heavy rain. Its 16 October notice gives no locations or operational timetable, so residents seeking current information should consult the municipality’s latest updates.
A further notice says the Virgen del Carmen marina is introducing schoolchildren to the maritime environment and nautical sports. The portal’s 5 October update reports nearly 4,000 bookings for moragas during the 2026 beach season, though it does not specify whether that figure refers to individual bookings or users.
The Environment, Beaches and Ports delegation says its responsibilities include maintaining beaches across the municipality, managing beach concessions and promoting environmental education. It also describes its remit as covering the natural, marine and urban environment.
The notices offer a snapshot of municipal activity, but do not provide enough detail to confirm how residents can join the sailing event or nature outings. The council lists the delegation’s contact details as medioambiente@marbella.es and +34 952 768 761; its office is at Puerto Deportivo de Marbella, 29601.