Full Description & Details
Marina La Gomera sits in the commercial port of San Sebastian de la Gomera, on the Canary Island of the same name, just a few meters from the city center. Its proximity to the capital's center puts all services and entertainment within walking distance, making it an ideal starting point to explore the island. The marina has 290 berths for boats up to 20 meters in length, with piers providing electricity and water supply.
Facilities include a 24-hour duty service, harbor master's office, showers, toilets, changing rooms, a gas station, stores, a restaurant, laundry, Wi-Fi, surveillance cameras, and a maintenance station. Access to the marina is by card. A boat elevator handles vessels up to 18 meters, and all kinds of maintenance work are available.
For a taste of the traditional settlement, visit Torre del Conde, located in the heart of the valley. Casa del Colon is a must-see museum dedicated to Christopher Columbus.
How to get there
The marina is in the commercial port of San Sebastian de la Gomera. Approach from the sea, entering the port area; the marina is just a few meters from the city center. Use VHF channel 9 for contact. No specific bearing or waypoint details are provided in the source.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for boats at Marina La Gomera?
The marina accommodates boats up to 20 meters in length, with a maximum draft of 10 meters.
Does Marina La Gomera have facilities for boat maintenance?
Yes, it offers a boat elevator for boats up to 18 meters and all kinds of maintenance work.
What amenities are available at Marina La Gomera?
Amenities include Wi-Fi, a restaurant, power and water at piers, showers, toilets, laundry, a gas station, stores, and surveillance cameras.
Is overnight stay allowed at Marina La Gomera?
Yes, overnight stays are permitted, with 24-hour duty service and access by card.
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