Full Description & Details
Port de Deltebre is a fishing and sports port on the left bank of the Ebro River, near its mouth in the Ebro Delta, within the municipality of Deltebre in the Baix Ebre region of Catalonia. It is the only river port in Catalonia and is owned by Ports de la Generalitat. Built in 2003, the port consists of one breakwater and six quays totaling 456 meters of linear quay length.
The entrance channel has a depth of 3 meters. The port is divided into two basins: a fishing basin and a sports basin.
How to get there
The port is located on the left bank of the Ebro River, close to its mouth. The entrance channel has a depth of 3 meters. The port is exposed to Mistral winds from the north and northwest.
No specific VHF channel is listed for the port. Approach from the river, following the marked channel. The port is situated near the town of Deltebre, and the nearest railway stations are at L'Ampolla (16 km) and L'Aldea-Amposta (12 km).
Reus Airport is 81 km away, and Barcelona Airport is 181 km away. By road, take the N-340 or AP-7, exit at L'Ampolla, then follow the TV-3401 to Deltebre.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length of boat that can berth at Port de Deltebre?
The sports basin at Port de Deltebre has 159 berths for boats up to 6 meters in length.
What is the depth at the entrance and alongside the quays at Port de Deltebre?
The entrance channel at Port de Deltebre has a depth of 3 meters, while the quays in both the fishing and sports basins have depths between 2 and 2.5 meters.
Does Port de Deltebre have facilities for boat repairs?
Yes, Port de Deltebre offers repair services and has a crane available.
What are the prevailing winds at Port de Deltebre?
The port is exposed to Mistral winds from the north and northwest.
How many berths are available at Port de Deltebre?
Port de Deltebre has a total of 159 berths in its sports basin.
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