25 minutes by yacht
Panjim, by water
Cruise up the Mandovi River and step ashore in the capital for lunch in Fontainhas or an evening on the waterfront. Let the yacht wait for you.
- Sheltered harbour berths
- Cruisers to superyachts
- 15 minutes from Dabolim airport
- 30 MINUTES TO NORTH GOA
- Britona, the dive sites and North Goa’s beaches by yacht
Berths
The marina
Calm water, walk-on berths, and the fort above you.
Porto de Goa sits inside Mormugão harbour, on sheltered water that stays calm through the year. The berths are walk-on pontoons — you step from the quay onto the yacht — for everything from a weekend cruiser to a superyacht. No tender, no mooring buoy, no wet feet. Power, water and fuel are alongside. Your crew has somewhere to work; your guests have somewhere to arrive. And the yacht is ready when you are.
At the berth
Your yacht, professionally maintained.
Most yachts in India live on a mooring. No shore power, no water alongside, nowhere to walk aboard. Batteries go flat, guests arrive by tender, and the yacht looks tired because nothing gets done to it. Porto de Goa is built to change that.
- Yacht management services available
- Technical maintenance services available
- Shore power, fresh water and lighting at every berth
- Fuel alongside
- Sewage pump-out
- Dockmaster on watch around the clock; secure, gated pontoons
- Service and maintenance on site, so the yacht is ready when you arrive
- Wash-down, crew support and provisioning while you are away
Founding berths
The Founding 15
The first fifteen owners to book a berth get a lower founding rate, fixed for the length of their contract. Their names will also be displayed at the marina office as the first yachts to call Porto de Goa home.
Fifteen berths, available until opening night.
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A refundable deposit holds your berth. When your yacht arrives, it counts towards your first payment. Full terms on request.
Berths for cruisers to superyachts.
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For captains and managers
Porto de Goa sits inside Mormugão harbour, a sheltered commercial port with a deep, marked approach that is open in all seasons. Walk-on pontoons take yachts from weekend cruisers to superyachts, with shore power, fresh water and fuel alongside. A dockmaster is on watch around the clock, and service, wash-down, provisioning and crew support are available on site. Captains planning a call can contact the marina office for position, approach, berth dimensions and VHF details.
Location
Connectivity
Skip the traffic. Cross Goa by water.
From your berth, Cidade de Goa Dock is eight minutes across the bay and Britona half an hour up the Mandovi River. No roads, no queues, and you arrive by yacht.
- Dabolim airport15 minutes by road
- Cidade de Goa Dock8 minutes by yacht
- Panjim25 minutes by yacht
- Britona Yacht Station30 minutes by yacht
- North Goa beaches40 minutes by yacht
- South Goa beaches35 minutes by yacht
- Mumbai, Delhi and Bengalurua short flight
Experiences
Goa from the water
Goa, from your own deck.
The best of Goa is a short cruise from your berth. Skip the roads and arrive by water.
40 minutes by yacht
North Goa, without the roads
Run up the coast past Fort Aguada to the beach clubs of the north. Anchor off, take the tender in, and be back on board for sundown.
Every evening
Sundowners and dinner at sea
Slip the lines an hour before dusk. Cocktails on the flybridge as the sun drops into the Arabian Sea, then dinner on the aft deck, cooked on board or brought from a restaurant ashore.
5 minutes by yacht
Pristine waters to yourselves
Secluded beaches and coves five minutes from the marina. Anchor off for the day and have the sand to yourselves.
At anchor, minutes from the marina
Swim, dive, snorkel
Anchor off a quiet beach a short run from your berth and spend the day in the water. Swim off the stern, snorkel the rocks, or dive with a guide the marina arranges.
Evening cruise
Old Goa, by river
An evening run up the Mandovi River to Old Goa, capital of Portuguese India for two centuries and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Basilica of Bom Jesus and the Sé Cathedral, seen from the water as the light goes.
A different Goa every weekend, all from one berth.
The marina team arranges the chef, the guide, the tender and the table ashore.
Behind the marina
Marina India operates the marina. It is a specialist marina planning and management company whose team has planned, built and run marinas in 38 countries on four continents, and it brings that international operating standard to Goa.
Marine Solutions Group developed the marina. It has sold, serviced and operated yachts in India since 2003, represents Ferretti Group, Riva, Pershing, Jeanneau and Sea Ray from Mumbai and Goa, and has run Britona Yacht Station at full capacity for three years.
Marinetek India built the marina. Part of the Finnish Marinetek Group, it has designed and installed floating pontoons and breakwaters across the Indian coast, engineered for the tides and the monsoon.
Restaurant and bar
A waterfront site for a restaurant and bar.
The site is at the head of the pontoons, with the yachts alongside, the harbour in front and the sunset over the breakwater. An easy drive from the airport, Panjim and the rest of Goa, and reachable by yacht from anywhere on the coast.
We are looking for a food and beverage partner to build and run it.
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