Regions of Spain

Barcelona remains one of the most dynamic yachting hubs in the Mediterranean. The city offers a vast selection of sailing yachts for sale — both new and used — from leading global shipyards. Key marinas such as Port Vell, Port Olímpic, El Masnou, Badalona, and Port Ginesta provide ideal conditions for viewings, sea trials, and deal closures. In 2026, the market features a steady supply of cruising and performance yachts, with a strong focus on brands like Beneteau, Jeanneau, Hanse, Bavaria, Dufour, Elan, and X-Yachts.

Spanish city Seville came to be a gateway to the New World. Before long, Seville obtained the royal monopoly on trade with the colonies.

Madrid, the capital of Spain, is an exception. The town had fewer than 10,000 inhabitants in 1561 when it suddenly rose to prominence.

Although Barcelona, like most large cities, has its problems, it never fails to captivate tourists with its Mediterranean flavor.

Eivissa (Spanish Ibiza, cat. Eivissa, also known by the common but incorrect pronunciation of «Ibiza») is an island in the Mediterranean Sea, part of the Balearic Islands archipelago. Belongs to Spain.