Full Description & Details
Clube Naval Setubalense is a marina in Setubal, Portugal, on a bay sheltered from Atlantic waves by the Troia Peninsula. The club, founded in 1920, supports sailing, rowing, swimming, fishing, figure skating, and roller hockey. The marina has 29 berths for vessels 6 to 11 meters long, plus coastal parking for about 240 boats from 4 to 12 meters. Maximum draft is 2 meters. Amenities include water, electricity, showers, and a mobile crane for boats up to 7 tons, a stationary crane for up to 5 tons, and a ramp with a winch for vessels up to 5 meters. The pier is open daily with 24-hour security; winter hours are 08:00 to 18:00 and summer hours are 07:00 to 20:00. Nearby waterfront cafes and seafood restaurants add to the stopover, while the club's own facilities support maintenance and repair.
How to get there
When approaching the bay, watch for sandbanks and heavy ferry traffic. Entering the marina is safe and easy. The marina monitors VHF channel 16. Setubal is about 50 kilometers from Lisbon Portela Airport (LIS), reachable by rental car, taxi, or shuttle. By car, use highways A2 or A12; the drive from Lisbon takes roughly 30 minutes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum boat length and draft at Clube Naval Setubalense?
The marina accommodates vessels from 6 to 11 meters in length, with a maximum draft of 2 meters.
Does Clube Naval Setubalense have fuel or repair facilities?
The marina offers a mobile crane for boats up to 7 tons, a stationary crane for up to 5 tons, and a ramp with a winch for vessels up to 5 meters. Fuel is not listed among the amenities.
What are the opening hours and security at Clube Naval Setubalense?
The pier is open daily with 24-hour security. Winter hours are 08:00 to 18:00, and summer hours are 07:00 to 20:00.
Is there a VHF channel for contacting the marina?
Yes, Clube Naval Setubalense monitors VHF channel 16.
How many berths are available at Clube Naval Setubalense?
The marina has 29 berths for vessels 6 to 11 meters long, plus coastal parking for approximately 240 boats from 4 to 12 meters.
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