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Last updated: 22 August 2026

Darsena da Marina

(Dársena da Mariña)

Darsena da Marina (Marina de A Coruna) is a marina in A Coruna, Galicia, Spain, known for its location and services for visiting yachts.

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Overnight Stay

Coordinates

43.3683° N, 8.3964° W

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Address A Coruna, Galicia, Spain

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Full Description & Details

Darsena da Marina, also known as Darsena de la Marina or Marina da Coruna, is a marina in the heart of A Coruna, Galicia, on Spain's Atlantic coast. It sits within the city's sheltered harbour, close to the commercial port and the old town. The marina is a practical stop for yachts working along the north Spanish coast, and it accepts overnight berths.

The basin is protected by the surrounding harbour breakwaters, giving calm berths in most conditions. Depths and the number of visitor berths are not published in the available sources, so skippers should call ahead to confirm space and draft. Holding is not described, and no anchorage is mentioned within the marina itself. Berths are alongside pontoons in the inner harbour.

Facilities at Darsena da Marina are limited in the records. Electricity and water are listed, along with showers and toilets. No fuel berth, travel lift, or laundry is confirmed. The marina's position in central A Coruna puts shops, restaurants, and the city's services within walking distance, which is the main practical advantage of stopping here.

A Coruna is a major port of entry for the region, and the marina is convenient for clearing in and for provisioning before heading north or west. The best season for this coast is the summer months. There are no stated restrictions on length of stay, but the marina is small and central, so space is likely to be tight in peak season. Confirm berth availability and any depth limits by VHF or phone before arriving.

How to get there

Approach A Coruna from the sea via the Canal West, using the lit transit from Punta de Mera. Keep at least half a cable off the end of the Barrie de la Maza breakwater; a port hand buoy marks the deep channel about 3 cables southwest of the breakwater end, though it is not relevant to yachts. A large tower at the land end of the breakwater houses port control, and the port captain may call you on VHF.

Darsena da Marina lies inside the harbour, so once past the breakwater, proceed to the inner basin. The marina is within walking distance of central A Coruna, where shops, restaurants, and services are available. A Coruna is a port of entry, so complete formalities with the port authorities on arrival.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Darsena da Marina allow overnight stays?

Yes, Darsena da Marina accepts overnight berths.

What facilities are available at Darsena da Marina?

Darsena da Marina offers electricity, water, showers, and toilets. Fuel, laundry, and a travel lift are not confirmed in the available sources.

How do I contact Darsena da Marina on approach?

A Coruna port control may call you on VHF from the tower at the land end of the Barrie de la Maza breakwater; no dedicated marina channel is published.

Where is Darsena da Marina located?

Darsena da Marina is in the inner harbour of A Coruna, Galicia, Spain, within walking distance of the city centre.

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