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title: "Discover the Casa de Campo Marina"
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date: 2016-09-05
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description: "Nestled along the Caribbean coast, the marina at Casa de Campo Resort is worth a visit whether you’re docking your boat or simply looking for a delightful way to spend..."
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# Discover the Casa de Campo Marina

## Key Takeaways

- Casa de Campo Marina spans 90,000 square meters and features elegant buildings, docks, and charming squares designed by Architect Gianfranco Fini.
- Yacht Club serves as the marina’s hub and crown jewel, with a Colonial Style building that hosts marina events and sport fishing tournaments.
- Casa de Campo Marina offers docking for vessels from 50 to 250' in length, with water, electricity, complimentary wifi, two fuel stations, a crane with a 120-ton lift capacity, and full port and customs arrangements.
- Portofino Plaza and the surrounding five distinct areas include boutiques, restaurants, a cinema, an onsite supermarket, banks, and a hardware store, while La Casita serves creative Spanish cuisine on the marina waterfront.

![Discover the Marina at Casa de Campo Resort in La Romana, Dominican Republic](https://www.casadecampo.com.do/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Marina-Aerial-small-scaled.jpeg)Nestled along the Caribbean coast, the marina at Casa de Campo Resort is worth a visit whether you’re docking your boat or simply looking for a delightful way to spend a day on your Casa de Campo vacation.

Brought to life by Architect Gianfranco Fini, the marina is 90,000 square meters of elegant buildings, docks, and charming squares that are the perfect combination of Mediterranean elegance and Caribbean flair.

[![The beautiful yacht club at the Casa de Campo Marina](https://www.casadecampo.com.do/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/YachtClub.jpeg)](https://www.casadecampo.com.do/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/YachtClub.jpeg)
The hub of the marina is the [Yacht Club](https://www.casadecampo.com.do/experiences/marina/). It’s the crown jewel of Fini’s design and is a beautifully appointed building in the Colonial Style that manages to feel grand and spacious, and relaxed and intimate at the same time. It’s the place to be during marina events and sport fishing tournaments, and the perfect home base for sea lovers and landlubbers alike.

Comprehensive docking facilities and an onsite concierge set the Casa de Campo Marina apart from others in the Caribbean. The boat moorings accommodate a wide range of vessels, from sport fishing boats, pleasure crafts to luxurious yachts, ranging from 50 to 250' in length. Each comes equipped with water and electricity. Docking is easy: we handle and provide all port and customs arrangements, and send a customs officer goes to your boat, making international check-in quick and convenient. Dockside services include complimentary wifi, mooring assistance, two fuel stations, laundry, repairs, refueling and a ship chandler, a modern shipyard offering all types of repair, a crane with a 120-ton lift capacity, truly everything you need.

Sometimes after docking your boat, you just want to get on dry land and relax. If you’re looking to spend your time at Casa de Campo taking a break from it all, the [marina concierge service](https://www.casadecampo.com.do/experiences/marina/#concierge) will handle everything for you! From booking services, ordering groceries, to arranging ground transportation and onshore accommodation, even on board catering, the concierge at the Casa de Campo Marina is ready to take care of all the details.

Of course, you don't need a boat to enjoy all that the marina has to offer! Five distinct areas offer a range of shops, art galleries, restaurants, and services. Portofino Plaza, reminiscent of the plazas you’d find in Italy, offers a collection of boutiques and restaurants including [Causa Restaurant](https://www.casadecampo.com.do/dining/quick-bites-cafes/#restaurants), La Enoteca, Limoncello, Peperoni and the soon-to-open 30sinco. Each a delightful place to stop and refuel after a morning spent exploring and shopping, or to spend the evening dining by the water on a decadent meal. Take in a film at the cinema, or browse stores such as Kiwi Saint-Tropez, Vilebrequin, Harmont & Blaine and more. An onsite supermarket, various banks, and a hardware store means everything you need is available right within the marina.

![La Casita Restaurant at Casa de Campo Resort.](https://www.casadecampo.com.do/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/IMG_9402.jpg)
Looking for a spectacular seaside dining experience? Head to [La Casita](https://www.casadecampo.com.do/dining/quick-bites-cafes/#restaurants#la-casita) for creative Spanish cuisine, served on a spectacular patio right on the marina waterfront. [SBG](https://www.casadecampo.com.do/dining/quick-bites-cafes/#restaurants#sbg) at the marina is another favorite among Casa de Campo guests and residents.

The offshore area of the marina stretches from East National Park and Catalina Island to Saona Island and its waters are the perfect playground for those who love [sport fishing](https://www.casadecampo.com.do/experiences/water-sports/). Take part in one of our fishing tournaments, or simply head out for an adventure on the high seas. These waters house an abundance of blue and white marlin, swordfish, spearfish, mahi-mahi, tuna, and wahoo, so you never know when you'll land your biggest catch! The best time for sport fishing is Feb, March, April, and May. The highlight of the sport fishing season for many is the Casa de Campo International Blue Marlin Classic Tournament.

If the luxury of the Casa de Campo marina has you yearning for a yacht of your own, our yacht brokers will help make your dream of owning a boat come true. The marina is also a great place to live, to be near the excitement and shore. The expert agents at [Casa de Campo Real Estate](https://casadecampore.com/) will find you the perfect townhouse or apartment.

So what are you waiting for? Sail into the splendor of the Casa de Campo Marina and discover how sweet a life at sea can be.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Q: Can you visit the Casa de Campo Marina without docking a boat?**
A: The marina is built for both boaters and day visitors, so it works as a place to spend time even if you are not arriving by water. Casa de Campo, Casa De Campo, Casadecampo offers five distinct areas with shops, art galleries, restaurants, a cinema, and services, which makes it more than a docking point. That matters if you want a low-effort day on property with food, shopping, and waterfront views in one place.

**Q: What kind of boats can dock at the Casa de Campo Marina?**
A: The marina handles a wide range of vessels, from sport fishing boats and pleasure craft to luxurious yachts between 50 and 250 feet. Each mooring includes water and electricity, which is useful if you are planning a longer stay or want fewer logistics at arrival. Casa de Campo, Casa De Campo, Casadecampo also provides port and customs handling plus dockside support, so international check-in is designed to be quick and convenient.

**Q: What does the marina concierge service actually help with?**
A: The marina concierge service covers the practical stuff that usually slows a trip down. It can handle booking services, ordering groceries, arranging ground transportation and onshore accommodation, and even on-board catering. That makes it a strong fit if you want to dock and immediately switch into vacation mode instead of spending time coordinating details yourself. The service is part of what sets the Casa de Campo Marina apart for guests who want convenience on arrival.

**Q: Where should I eat at the Casa de Campo Marina?**
A: La Casita is the clearest pick if you want a waterfront meal with a view, since it serves creative Spanish cuisine on a patio right on the marina waterfront. Portofino Plaza also has several dining options, including Causa Restaurant, La Enoteca, Limoncello, Peperoni, and the soon-to-open 30sinco. That gives you an easy choice between a dedicated seaside dinner and more casual marina dining while you explore.

**Q: When is the best time for sport fishing at the marina?**
A: Februrary through May is the best window for sport fishing here, with February, March, April, and May called out as the strongest months. The offshore waters stretch from East National Park and Catalina Island to Saona Island and hold blue and white marlin, swordfish, spearfish, mahi-mahi, tuna, and wahoo. If fishing is your priority, that timing matters because it lines up with the season’s biggest tournament energy too.