Full Description & Details
Porto de Vigo is a marina on Avenida de Beiramar in the city of Vigo, at the head of the Ria de Vigo in Galicia, Spain. The marina sits within the city's working port, close to the commercial quays and the passenger terminal.
It is operated under a concession by the Real Club Nautico de Vigo, and the area is known as A Laxe. The setting is urban and busy, with the city centre and the Alameda park nearby.
How to get there
The marina lies inside the Ria de Vigo, which is entered via the North or South channels. The North Channel is 740 m wide with a depth of 23 m in LLW; the South Channel is also 740 m wide with 38 m depth. Maximum recorded current in both mouths is 3 knots.
The port's maximum tidal range is 4.00 m. The marina is at the head of the ria, close to the city waterfront. No specific VHF channel is published for the marina, so call the port authority or the Real Club Nautico on approach.
The marina is on Avenida de Beiramar in Vigo, with the city centre and the Alameda park within walking distance. Vigo is served by a major road network and an airport about 10 km east of the city.
Frequently Asked Questions
What facilities does Porto de Vigo offer?
Porto de Vigo provides fuel, water, electricity, wifi, showers, and a crane, according to the marina's amenities.
Is Porto de Vigo sheltered from the weather?
Yes, Porto de Vigo has good shelter in the Ria de Vigo, which is protected by the surrounding hills and the Cies Islands.
What is the maximum draft at Porto de Vigo?
The marina's depth is not specified in the sources, but the port's commercial quays have depths from 9 to 15.5 m. For the marina, the A Laxe basin has depths of 6 to 10 m, but the exact draft limit is not stated.
Does Porto de Vigo have fuel available?
Yes, Porto de Vigo offers fuel, including diesel and SP 95 petrol, according to the marina's amenities.
Can I stay overnight at Porto de Vigo?
The overnight policy at Porto de Vigo is not specified in the available sources, so it is best to contact the marina directly.
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