Full Description & Details
La Restinga Marina sits on the northwestern shore of El Hierro, one of the Canary Islands, within the village of La Restinga in the municipality of La Frontera. The port, also known as Puerto de la Restinga, offers 22 berths and accommodates vessels up to 20 meters in length with a maximum draft of 5 meters.
Onsite amenities include a restaurant, power hookups, fresh water, and a crane for hauling. The surrounding area features the Church of the Hermitage Virgen de los Reyes and the Ecomuseo de Guinea y Lagartario, with hotels and apartments available nearby for those wishing to stay.
How to get there
Approach La Restinga Marina on VHF channel 16. The harbor is located on the northwest coast of El Hierro, and the entrance is straightforward in normal conditions. No specific waypoints or hazards are noted in the available sources, so rely on standard nautical charts and local knowledge when entering.
The marina's maximum draft is 5 meters, so deeper-draft vessels should confirm depths before committing. For land access, the marina is in the village of La Restinga, reachable by road from the rest of the island. The nearest airport is on El Hierro, with connections to Tenerife and other islands.
Port officials can be contacted via VHF for berthing instructions and formalities.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for a boat at La Restinga Marina?
La Restinga Marina can accommodate vessels up to 20 meters in length with a maximum draft of 5 meters.
How many berths are available at La Restinga Marina?
The marina has 22 berths available for visiting boats.
What facilities are available at La Restinga Marina?
Facilities include a restaurant, power hookups, fresh water, and a crane for hauling boats.
Is overnight stay allowed at La Restinga Marina?
Yes, overnight stays are permitted at La Restinga Marina.
What VHF channel is used at La Restinga Marina?
The marina monitors VHF channel 16 for communications.
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