Full Description & Details
Radazul Marina is a small harbor on the northeastern coast of Tenerife in the Canary Islands, located in the town of El Rosario. It operates 202 berths on floating pontoons, accommodating vessels up to 17 meters in length with a maximum draft of 4 meters. The marina provides electricity and water connections at each berth, along with a slipway and two boat elevators capable of handling boats up to 60 tons.
A crane, winter storage room, garage, and warehouses are available for technical work. On-site services include sail repair, upholstery, hull cleaning, and antifouling. A restaurant is located within the marina, and hotels and apartments are nearby.
The international airport is 50 km away.
How to get there
Approach Radazul Marina on Tenerife's northeast coast, about 50 km from the international airport. The harbor is small, so contact the marina on VHF channel 9 before entering to confirm berth availability and receive docking instructions. The marina has floating pontoons with a maximum vessel length of 17 meters and a draft limit of 4 meters.
Use the slipway or boat elevators for haul-out; the elevators handle boats up to 60 tons. For land access, the marina is in El Rosario, with hotels and apartments within walking distance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum boat length and draft at Radazul Marina?
Radazul Marina accommodates boats up to 17 meters long with a maximum draft of 4 meters.
Does Radazul Marina have VHF radio contact?
Yes, Radazul Marina monitors VHF channel 9 for communication.
What facilities are available for boat maintenance at Radazul Marina?
Radazul Marina offers a slipway, two boat elevators for boats up to 60 tons, a crane, winter storage, garage, and warehouses, plus services like sail repair, upholstery, hull cleaning, and antifouling.
Are there overnight berths and amenities at Radazul Marina?
Yes, Radazul Marina has 202 berths on floating pontoons with electricity and water connections, and overnight stays are permitted. A restaurant is on site, and hotels and apartments are nearby.
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