Founded in 1993, the Ses Negres Marine Reserve is a stretch of coastline in Begur, from Sa Riera to Aiguafreda, with 1800 meters of coastline under surveillance, restricting any activity that could harm the seabed.

The shore area is limited by a buoyed channel with a speed limit, where no fishing or anchoring is allowed. However, snorkeling is permitted. After 20 years of protection, significant ecological recovery has been achieved.

Responsible anchoring means protecting our natural surroundings. Posidonia is a marine forest and, therefore, a cradle of marine biodiversity; its role is crucial in oxygenating the water.

Before anchoring, it is necessary to identify areas where it is allowed, preferably where the seabed is sandy. Make sure there are no posidonia meadows beneath, use plow-type anchors, gently drop them into the sea, and ensure they are properly secured before releasing the chain. Promoting responsible anchoring helps create a more sustainable maritime community.

We recommend controlling water consumption at the port as much as possible, whether it comes from the mains or is regenerated. The marina staff is responsible for cleaning all the boats. This ensures careful consumption at all times. It is important to make sure that the port faucets are well-closed and used responsibly, as water is a scarce resource—every drop counts.