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Berth auctions & transfers.

Compare mapped places in Ibiza and try the bidding steps for an example stay.

Try a berth auction How it works

Try the auction journey

Choose an auction example.

Choose a marina, inspect its mapped place and try a practice bid. The amounts and dates are examples, not marina offers. No berth is reserved and no money changes hands.

Connected to the saved berth map
Marina Santa Eulalia's pontoons, curved breakwater and waterfront seen from an airplanePractice auctionMarina Santa EulaliaMapped place OBS-001 · Ibiza3 Jun 2027 – 6 Jun 2027Illustrative starting bid€280.00Selected example

Selected practice auction

Marina Santa Eulalia

Mapped place OBS-001 · Ibiza

Registered aerial map of Marina Santa Eulalia; the pin marks OBS-001OBS-001 · saved position
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The pin follows the saved berth position. Staff must confirm the official berth number, vessel limits and any right to transfer. The map is not a navigational chart.

Card photograph: Santa Eulària coastline & marina · UnFUG-Fabi · CC0. This marina photograph does not identify the selected berth.

Practice bid

Try the bidding process

Review an amount for this mapped place. No reservation or payment is created.

Mapped place
OBS-001
Example arrival
Example departure
Minimum raise
€20.00
Scenario closes

Illustrative starting bid

€280.00For the 3-night example stay

Minimum €280.00. Whole euros.

Practice bids stay on this page and reset when you reload. These mapped observations do not establish berth ownership, availability or a right to transfer.

1. Inspect the placeOpen the marked position on the marina map or in 3D. Staff must confirm the official berth number and vessel limits.

2. Review your amountChoose an illustrative bid, check the dates and review the total before confirming.

3. See the outcomeYour practice bid appears on this page. Real transfers require an eligible booking, marina approval and completed settlement.

From a place on the map to an informed decision

Know what you are bidding for.

The marina, the berth and the period of the stay should be clear before the amount becomes the deciding factor.

  1. 01

    Inspect the marina

    Review the waterfront, services, arrival information and exact saved berth position on the map or in 3D.

  2. 02

    Check the stay and fit

    Confirm the dates, boat measurements, utilities and transfer conditions with the marina.

  3. 03

    Review your amount

    Understand the period covered, minimum raise and closing time. Review the amount before confirming a bid.

  4. 04

    Confirm the outcome

    For a real transfer, wait for the marina’s confirmation and completed settlement before planning your arrival.

Two ways to transfer a stay

The details come before the deal.

Choose a format that you understand. Both need an eligible stay, clear dates and the marina’s approval.

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Compare fixed-price berth transfers with timed berth auctions
What to compareFixed-price transferTimed berth auction
AmountA stated price for the stayA starting bid and minimum raise
TimingReview the listing’s availability periodReview the auction closing time
Before proceedingCheck the berth, dates, vessel fit, marina approval and transfer terms.
On this pageFormat explained; purchases are closedTry an illustrative bid; real bidding is closed

For booking holders

Plans changed?
Start with your booking.

Have the booking reference and dates ready. Check whether your marina permits a transfer, which charges apply and what the next guest needs to provide.

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Prepare these details

  • The eligible booking and period you want to transfer
  • The marina’s approval and transfer conditions
  • The official berth number and confirmed vessel limits
  • Included services, charges and arrival arrangements

Listing creation, purchases and real bids remain closed. This guide helps you prepare; it does not publish an offer.

Before you decide

Your auction questions,
answered clearly.

Keep the difference between a mapped place, a bid and a confirmed stay clear.

Get help with your account
What exactly does a berth transfer cover?

A transfer concerns the right to use a specified berth for the dates in an eligible stay, subject to the marina’s conditions. It is not a sale of a boat, property or permanent berth ownership.

Can I reserve a berth by placing an example bid?

No. The interactive examples let you enter an amount, review it and see your own practice bid. They do not create an offer, reservation or payment. Example bids reset when you reload the page.

How do I check the boat will fit?

Open the linked marina map and inspect the marked place. Ask the marina to confirm the official berth number, maximum length and beam, accepted vessel draft and approach clearances. A boat outline or satellite photograph does not establish those limits.

Are the example dates and amounts marina offers?

No. They illustrate the steps for a specific saved map position. They do not establish current availability, a marina rate or anyone’s permission to sell a stay.

Who can offer a stay for transfer?

A booking holder needs an eligible confirmed stay and the marina’s permission under the applicable booking and transfer conditions. Start with your booking record and ask the marina what can be transferred before advertising it.

What happens after an auction ends?

A real auction needs an agreed transfer process, checks by the marina and completed settlement before a new guest can treat a stay as confirmed. The examples on this page stop at an illustrative bid outcome.