Full Description & Details
Port de Salou is a marina on the Costa Daurada, in the municipality of Salou (Tarragona), between Llevant and Ponent beaches. The port is owned by Ports de la Generalitat and managed by Club Nautic Salou. It was the first marina in Catalonia, inaugurated on 8 July 1969. The breakwater tip holds the Monument al Pescador de Salou, a sculpture from 1990.
How to get there
Approach from the south, using Cap Salou lighthouse (white tower with red band, Fl(4)W.20s43m23M, AIS/DGPS) as a reference. Entry lights: Levant breakwater end shows Fl(2)G.8s9m5M; Ponant breakwater shows Fl(2)R.8s4m3M. The marina is sheltered from NW to E winds, but the bay is open to the south.
Contact the port office on VHF channel 9. Mooring is stern-to on floating pontoons with catways.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for Port de Salou?
Port de Salou accommodates vessels from 4 to 24 meters in length, with a maximum draft of 2.8 meters. The entrance depth is 2.3 to 2.5 meters, and the interior depth is 2.8 meters.
Does Port de Salou have fuel and other facilities?
Yes, Port de Salou has a fuel station (diesel and RON 95), water, electricity, Wi-Fi, showers, laundry, a 10-ton crane, a slipway, repair services, a chandlery, and a restaurant.
Can I anchor near Port de Salou?
Anchoring is possible in Salou bay, about 700 meters south of the breakwater, on sand and algae in 10 to 12 meters of water.
What is the VHF channel for Port de Salou?
The port office monitors VHF channel 9. You can also reach them by phone at +34 977 38 21 66.
Are there visitor berths at Port de Salou?
Yes, Port de Salou has visitor berths among its 215 total berths. It is advisable to contact the port office in advance to check availability.
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