Full Description & Details
Belem Marina, also known as Doca de Belem, sits in Lisbon's Belem district along Avenida Brasilia, at latitude 38°41' N and longitude 09°12' W. The marina was established during the 1940 World Exhibition of the Portuguese World and now lies within a monumental area of historic landmarks and the Tagus River's scenic beauty. It offers 194 berths on floating footbridges, with a maximum vessel length of 15 meters and a maximum draft of 2 meters. Each berth includes water, electricity, and Wi-Fi, and the marina provides a fuel station, waste and oil collection, mechanics for engine and hull repairs, a travel lift, and a lifting crane ramp.
On-site amenities include a restaurant and stores, while the surrounding Belem district is known for traditional Portuguese cuisine, such as at the 'O Prado' restaurant.
How to get there
Approaching Belem Marina is straightforward, with clear entry points and well-marked navigational aids. Vessels should contact the marina office on VHF radio channels 12 or 74 to announce arrival and receive docking instructions.
The marina accommodates vessels up to 15 meters in length and a maximum draft of 2 meters. During summer, prevailing winds come from the north and northwest, with variable directions in winter, so sailors should adjust their approach accordingly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for vessels at Belem Marina?
Belem Marina accommodates vessels up to 15 meters in length and a maximum draft of 2 meters.
Which VHF channel should I use to contact Belem Marina?
Contact Belem Marina on VHF channels 12 or 74 to announce your arrival and receive docking instructions.
Does Belem Marina have fuel and repair facilities?
Yes, Belem Marina has a fuel filling station, mechanics for engine and hull repairs, a travel lift, and a lifting crane ramp.
Are there restaurants or stores at or near Belem Marina?
Belem Marina has an on-site restaurant and stores, and the nearby Belem district offers traditional Portuguese dining, including the 'O Prado' restaurant.
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