Full Description & Details
Marina Lanzarote is a full-service marina in Arrecife, located along the inner side of the south-east facing breakwater of Puerto Naos harbor, just southwest of the commercial port Puerto los Marmoles. It offers 380 berths for vessels up to 60 meters LOA, with a maximum depth of 6 meters and an entry channel dredged to 4.3 meters. The marina operates 24/7, with staff available around the clock, and visitor berths are on the hammerheads of pontoons K, J, and I. Facilities include water and electricity (single or three-phase 220v/380v, up to 200 amps for superyachts), wifi, laundry, showers (for berth-holders via Marina cards), and a restaurant.
The marina office, opposite Pontoon K, is open daily from 08:00 to 20:00 for reservations and assistance.
How to get there
Approaching from the north, look for the brightly lit power station and DISA Gas towers, and keep 0.5 miles off the shore to avoid the reef. From the south, the Gran Hotel is a prominent landmark; pass the airport on the port side while avoiding special marks for tanker discharge points. At the Puerto Naos breakwater, the new cruise-liner terminal with cylindrical towers is visible.
Follow the marked channel, dredged to 4.3 meters, with buoys guiding the way. Contact Marina Lanzarote on VHF channels 09 or 16 (available 24/7) for berthing instructions upon entry. Complete entry and border police forms, and submit boat registration, insurance, and passports.
Dock staff assist with lines.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the maximum dimensions for a boat at Marina Lanzarote?
Marina Lanzarote accommodates vessels up to 60 meters LOA and 6 meters draft, with an entry channel depth of 4.3 meters.
How do I contact Marina Lanzarote on VHF?
Contact Marina Lanzarote on VHF channels 09 or 16, available 24/7 for berthing instructions.
What facilities are available at Marina Lanzarote?
Each berth has water and electricity (220v/380v, up to 200 amps for superyachts), plus wifi, laundry, showers, and a restaurant.
Are there visitor berths at Marina Lanzarote?
Yes, visitor arrival berths are located on the hammerheads of pontoons K, J, and I.
What documents are required when entering Marina Lanzarote?
You need to complete entry and border police forms, and provide boat registration, insurance, and passports.
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