These are the data collected in the "Report of the market for energy recreational craft - June 2021," edited by Anen from the data provided by the General Directorate of the Merchant Navy (Pedro Seoane)

Between January and June, 3,744 recreational vessels were registered in Spain, compared with 2,488 in the same period in 2020 and 3,489 in 2019. The proximity of the summer and the safety provided by recreational navigation since we are in a pandemic situation places the sale and rental of recreational ships in figures above those reached before the COVID '19 crisis. In the period under review, enrolment growth is 50% over the same period in 2020, when the nautical market suffered a significant fall due to the impact of the pandemic. For the same period in 2019, enrolment has increased by 7.3% this first half.

These are the national data:

In length, all segments grow in the accumulated first half of the year. The smaller vessels, up to 8 metres long, remain the most demanding with a national nautical market share of 85.6%.

The market of between 8 and 12 meters in length, is 9.8% and the segment between 12 and 16 meters, 3.5% share. The number of vessels over 16 m, of which 40 units have been registered, is even higher than in 2019 and accounts for 1.1% of the total market.

By type of boat. The motor ships, with an increase in registration of 83.8%, lead the market also being the most demanding vessels (48.7% quota). It is followed by the semi-rigid tyres that increase its registration and the sailboats that have 340 registered units and account for 9% of the boat market.

As for the water bikes, a decrease in enrollments of -8.7% is reflected, due mainly to the lack of stock and delays in delivery.

Market rental. As for the rental market, the first half of the year has a total of 1,144 vessels registered for this use, compared with 572 in 2020 and 1,050 in 2019.

Enrolment of recreational craft by province - energy - June 2021