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Freedom Boat Club of Spain Continues its Accelerated Expansion Adding Two New Locations in the Costa Blanca Region

Freedom Boat Club, the world’s largest boat club operator, today announced two new locations in the Costa Blanca region continuing its accelerated growth across Spain. The two new locations will be located in Alicante at Marina de Alicante and Altea at Club Náutico Campomanes. With this announcement, Freedom now has 19 locations across Spain and 23 locations along the Mediterranean from France to Spain. Since January 2024, Freedom has announced five new locations in Spain.

 

“Expanding the Freedom brand in core markets and providing our members access to the top international boating communities is part of our strategy to scale,” said Arturo Gutierrez, General Manager, Freedom Boat Club, EMEA. “This announcement represents another example of how we are executing on our strategy, and we thrilled to be adding these two locations to our portfolio and offering our members unparalleled boating experiences.”

 

Both new locations will be corporate-owned and operated, and they will be part of the HUB Levante, which provides its members unlimited boating across the Valencian community, including Freedom’s locations in Valencia, Denia, Alicante and Altea. Additionally, both locations will feature new Quicksilver models equipped with Mercury Marine engines and Navico technology, highlighting the synergies across Brunswick's award-winning brands.

 

For additional information on Freedom Boat Club's new locations and its growing presence in Spain, visit freedomboatclub.es.

 

About Freedom Boat Club

 

Freedom Boat Club, a business of Brunswick Corporation (NYSE: BC) and headquartered in Venice, FL., is the world’s oldest and largest boat club with over 400 locations comprising of both Freedom and Fanautic locations in 34 U.S. states, Canada, UK, Europe, and Australia.  More information about Freedom Boat Club and membership opportunities can be found at freedomboatclub.es.

 

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