Full Description & Details
Mutrikuko portua is a marina in the centre of the fishing town of Mutriku, on the Basque coast of Spain. The port is part of the Basque Coast Geopark, and the nearby Flysch cliffs are a notable feature of the coastline.
The marina is managed by Euskadiko Kirol Portuak (EKP), the public body that runs most of the region's recreational harbours. The town has a long fishing heritage, and the old fish market building has been converted into a maritime museum.
How to get there
Mutrikuko portua lies at 43° 18' 31 N, 2° 22' 52 W, in the town of Mutriku. The harbour is oriented to the northeast, and the entrance is subject to a tidal range of 4.5 metres. The marina monitors VHF channel 9. The approach is from the sea, and the harbour is sheltered from the northeast.
The port is in the centre of the town, with the marina office at Muelle Kalea, z/g, 20830 Mutriku. The nearest airport is at San Sebastian, about 40 kilometres to the east, and the town is served by road. There are no formalities beyond contacting the marina on VHF or by phone at 00 34 943 60 33 26.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for a boat at Mutrikuko portua?
Mutrikuko portua has a maximum length of 14 metres and a maximum draft of 3 metres, with a minimum depth of 3 metres.
How many berths does Mutrikuko portua have?
Mutrikuko portua has 301 berths, according to the official EKP data.
What facilities are available at Mutrikuko portua?
Mutrikuko portua offers fuel, showers, a crane, a restaurant, a beach, parking, and a marina office.
What VHF channel does Mutrikuko portua use?
Mutrikuko portua monitors VHF channel 9.
Is Mutrikuko portua sheltered?
Mutrikuko portua is sheltered from the northeast, but the tidal range is 4.5 metres, so be mindful of the tide.
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