May 2018: €42 per night for 12.5 x 4m monohull (med mooring with lazy lines). Diesel 0.995 EUR per litre – Gibraltar was £0.84 (0.95 EUR). Tricky fuel pontoon to dock at due to Guardia civil boats left fore and aft of it. Friendly and helpful staff. Facilities okay. Wifi was broken most of the time.

You’re docked right in the centre of town, there are no security gates, but no issues other than stray cats exploring the boat at night. Convenient access to the promenade, shopping road and Mercado municipal. Waterpark next to the marina.

Culturally Spanish, but Morrocan food and restaurants available.

Marina très chère et les prix sur leur site internet sont loin de la vérité. De plus, il vous est imposé de partir à midi pile ! ville sympathique mais les prix sont plus chers qu’en Espagne.

Translation into English:
Marina very expensive and prices on their website are far from the truth. In addition, you are forced to leave at noon! Nice city but the prices are more expensive than in Spain.

A 48 hours stop late May 2015. Nice place, nice people, easy night access (you stop at the fuel pier just at the entrance of the marina). we paid one euro per liter of fuel. we paid 0.8 euros per square meter, ie 40 euros per night for our 12.5 * 4.1 ovni395.

We visited Marina Hercules in December 2014 for a short stay. The visitor’s area at the far eastern end of the marina was almost empty. We tried two berths on the north wall against the stone quay. In both of these births, the med mooring bowline was not anchored sufficiently far back to hold us off the wall. We had no such problems on mooring against the pontoon at the far end of the marina (immediately in front of you as you pass the fuel berth).

The marina was more expensive than we expected, charging us 39 EUR per night for a 13.5-meter boat. this includes water and electricity. We are told that it is only a few EUR more for their summer rate. The staff were helpful but spoke no English. We were able to visit Morocco easily by taxi having crossed the frontier.