Full Description & Details
Porto de Razo is the only port in the municipality of Carballo, located on the northern stretch of the Costa da Morte in Galicia, between Malpica and Caion. The marina sits at the edge of the Razo beach area, a long, wild stretch of sand known as a surfing destination. The surrounding coast is exposed to the Atlantic, and the beach between Razo and Baldaio is described as huge and windy, so the setting is open rather than sheltered.
The harbour is classified as a marina and is equipped with a crane and water supply. Berths are available for fishing and recreational craft, and overnight stays are permitted. The port is managed by Portos de Galicia, the regional port authority, and the facility is listed as a harbour with a marina category. Depth and holding details are not specified in the available sources, so skippers should confirm conditions locally before entering.
Onshore, the port provides basic services including a crane and water. The address is s/n, Razo, 15107 Carballo, and the contact phone is 881880749. The website is www.portosdegalicia.gal. There are restaurants in the Razo area, which are especially busy in summer when the beach fills with surfers and tourists. The surrounding area offers walking routes, including a 5.5 km trail from Porto de Razo to the Baldaio lagoon.
Safety considerations are limited by the exposed Atlantic coast, and the beach is known for a rough sea. The best season is not explicitly stated, but summer brings more visitors and activity. No specific restrictions are mentioned in the sources. Skippers should approach with caution given the open coast and verify local conditions with the port authority.
How to get there
The approach to Porto de Razo is from the Atlantic, on the northern Costa da Morte between Malpica and Caion. The port is at the edge of the Razo beach, and the coast is exposed and windy. No specific bearing, waypoint, or channel is provided in the sources, so navigators should rely on standard charts and local knowledge.
The VHF channel is not listed; contact can be made by phone at 558 749 or through the Portos de Galicia website. Land access is via the town of Carballo, which is the municipality centre. The port address is s/n - Razo, 15107 Carballo.
The nearest airport is not mentioned in the sources. The area is reachable by road, and the beach and port are a starting point for the Sendas do Mar walking route. No formalities are described beyond the standard marina services.
Frequently Asked Questions
What facilities are available at Porto de Razo?
Porto de Razo has a crane and a water supply, and it is managed by Portos de Galicia. The port is a marina with overnight stays permitted.
Can I stay overnight at Porto de Razo?
Yes, overnight stays are allowed at Porto de Razo, according to the port information.
How do I contact Porto de Razo?
You can contact Porto de Razo by phone at 558 749049 or through the Portos de Galicia website at www.portosdegalicia.gal.
Where is Porto de Razo located?
Porto de Razo is located at s/n - Razo, 15107 Carballo, in the municipality of Carballo on the Costa da Morte in Galicia.
What is the depth at Porto de Razo?
The depth at Porto de Razo is not specified in the available sources, so it should be checked locally before arrival.
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