Full Description & Details
Puerto deportivo de Celorio is a small marina in the village of Celorio, on the coast of Llanes in Asturias, Spain. The marina is operated by the Club Nautico de Celorio and sits at the edge of the village, which has about 400 residents but swells to over 5,000 in summer. The surrounding area is known for its beaches, including Playa de Borizu, and the rocky Isla de Borizu lies just offshore. The marina is a base for local activities such as guided eBike tours along the Llanes coast, and it is the meeting point for those excursions.
The marina offers berths for visiting boats, and overnight stays are permitted. The harbour is classified as a marina, and the seabed is likely sand or mud, but holding is not documented. The marina is exposed to the open sea, so protection is limited, and swell can be an issue. Depths are not specified, so skippers should approach with caution and check local conditions. The marina is small, and space may be limited during the summer season.
In the village, there are 18 bars and 10 restaurants, though many are seasonal and only open in high season. The marina itself does not appear to offer fuel, water, or electricity, so plan accordingly. The village has a train station, bus stop, and taxi service, and it is about 4 km from Llanes, the nearest town. The marina is at the edge of the village, so provisions and services are within walking distance.
Skippers should be aware that the marina is exposed to the Atlantic, and the approach can be affected by swell and wind. The best season is likely summer, when the village is most active, but the marina may be crowded. There are no known restrictions, but the marina is small, and the local community has historically opposed large-scale development in the area, so the facilities are modest. Always check local notices and contact the Club Nautico for the latest information.
How to get there
Approach to Puerto deportivo de Celorio is from the sea, heading towards the village of Celorio on the coast of Llanes. The marina is small and may not be visible from a distance, so use the village and the nearby Isla de Borizu as landmarks. There are no published waypoints or channels, so navigate with care, watching for rocks and shallow water.
The marina does not appear to have a VHF channel, so contact the Club Nautico by phone or in person for berth availability. Once ashore, the marina is in the village centre, with roads leading to the N-634 national highway via the AS-263. Llanes is about 4 km away, and the nearest airport is likely Asturias Airport, about 90 km west.
There is a train station and bus stop in the village, and taxis are available. Formalities are minimal for a small marina, but check with the club for any registration requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I stay overnight at Puerto deportivo de Celorio?
Yes, overnight stays are permitted at Puerto deportivo de Celorio.
What facilities are available at Puerto deportivo de Celorio?
The marina offers berths, but there is no documented fuel, water, or electricity. The village has 18 bars and 10 restaurants, many seasonal.
How do I contact Puerto deportivo de Celorio on VHF?
There is no published VHF channel for Puerto deportivo de Celorio; contact the Club Nautico by phone or in person.
What is the best time to visit Puerto deportivo de Celorio?
Summer is the most active season, but the marina may be crowded. The village population swells from 400 to over 5,000 in summer.
Is there fuel available at Puerto deportivo de Celorio?
No, fuel is not listed among the marina's amenities, so plan to refuel elsewhere.
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