Marina · Spain
Last updated: 12 August 2026

Club Nautico de Camarinas

(Club Náutico de Camariñas)

Club Nautico de Camarinas is a marina in Camarinas, Galicia, Spain, in the inner harbour of Ria de Camarinas, offering 83 berths and calm, safe moorings.

83

Berths

18 m

Max LOA

26

VHF Channel

yes

Overnight Stay

Facilities

Water Electricity Wi-Fi Showers Laundry Fuel Repair Restaurant

Coordinates

43.1267° N, 9.1832° W

Other Details

Attractions Cabo Vilán lighthouse and cliffs / Museo de Alemán (stone museum)
Dining Lovely fishing village with lots of restaurants; pub in clubhouse
Provisions Ferreteria Ricardo for boat supplies; small selection
Town Distance 0 m

Stay & Contact

Season Notes Open all year, daily 08:00-24:00
Address Rua do Castelo 17, 15123 Camarinas
Phone +34 981 737130

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Full Description & Details

Club Nautico de Camarinas is a marina on the northern side of the Ria de Camarinas, in the fishing village of Camarinas on Spain's Costa da Morte in Galicia. The marina is inside the harbor, an arrangement that keeps the pontoons calm even when Atlantic swells of two to four meters run outside. Reviews describe the setting as a pleasant stop along the coast, with an authentic fishing village atmosphere.

The marina has 83 berths and takes boats up to 18 meters LOA with a maximum draft of 5 meters. Berthing is alongside a pier or wharf, and visitors report easy access. Holding is not the main option here; mooring is to the pontoons, which are rated as among the safest and calmest on the Costa da Morte. Water, shore power and wifi are available at the quay. A 2024 report noted only diesel fuel, dispensed at the center pontoon.

Facilities include showers, toilets and a laundry, plus repair services can be arranged. There is a bar and pub in the clubhouse on land, and the village has several restaurants. A store called Ferreteria Ricardo carries a small selection of boat supplies. The office is at Rua do Castelo 17, 15123 Camarinas, reachable by phone at +34 981 737130 or email at [email protected].

The marina is open all year, daily from 08:00 to 24:00. Contact the club on VHF channel 26 before entering. A 2014 report noted occasional light swell from passing fishing vessels. Nearby attractions include the Cabo Vilan lighthouse and cliffs, and the Museo de Aleman, a stone museum built by a German artist. Payment by cash, credit and debit cards is accepted.

How to get there

Camarinas Marina lies in the Ria de Camarinas on the northern side. Contact Club Nautico de Camarinas on VHF channel 26 before entering; the staff are described as friendly and helpful. Approach is straightforward, but the harbor entrance should be taken with care when sea swells of two to four meters are running outside, as the protection inside is excellent.

The marina is in the village of Camarinas itself, so town access is immediate on foot. The address is Rua do Castelo 17, 15123 Camarinas. The nearest airport is not specified in the sources; the village is reached by road within the Terra de Soneira comarca of Galicia.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum length and draft at Club Nautico de Camarinas?

Club Nautico de Camarinas accepts boats up to 18 meters LOA with a maximum draft of 5 meters.

How many berths does Club Nautico de Camarinas have?

Club Nautico de Camarinas has 83 berths, with mooring to a pier or wharf.

What VHF channel does Club Nautico de Camarinas use?

Contact Club Nautico de Camarinas on VHF channel 26 before entering.

Is fuel available at Club Nautico de Camarinas?

Yes, diesel is available at Club Nautico de Camarinas, but only at the center pontoon.

What are the opening hours at Club Nautico de Camarinas?

Club Nautico de Camarinas is open all year, daily from 08:00 to 24:00.

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