Full Description & Details
Porto Deportivo Club Maritimo de Oza, also known as O Puntal, is a marina in the estuary of O Burgo on the Atlantic coast of Galicia, within the city of A Coruna. It offers 240 berths with a maximum draft of 3 meters and a maximum length of 60 meters, making it suitable for a wide range of sailing yachts and motorboats.
The marina provides a practical base for visiting A Coruna, with local attractions such as the Palacio de la Opera, the Regional Military Museum, and the National Museum of Science and Technology nearby.
How to get there
Approach from the Atlantic into the estuary of O Burgo, heading for the marina at approximately 43 degrees 20.9 minutes North, 8 degrees 23.0 minutes West. The marina is situated within the city of A Coruna, Galicia. Berths are available for vessels up to 60 meters in length with a maximum draft of 3 meters.
Contact the marina by phone at 618 694 756 for berth assignment and any specific approach instructions. Once ashore, the marina is within easy reach of A Coruna's city centre, its beaches, and the main monuments and attractions of the area, including the Palacio de la Opera, the Regional Military Museum, and the National Museum of Science and Technology.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for a berth at Club Maritimo de Oza?
The marina, also known as O Puntal, accommodates vessels up to 60 meters in length with a maximum draft of 3 meters.
What facilities does Club Maritimo de Oza offer?
Club Maritimo de Oza provides showers, toilets, electricity, water, fuel, and a bar. Some facilities may incur additional fees.
Can I stay overnight at Club Maritimo de Oza?
Overnight stays are permitted at the marina, and berths can be reserved in advance. The port office does not list fixed opening hours, so contact the marina directly for berth availability and stay arrangements.
What is the location of Club Maritimo de Oza?
The marina is located in the estuary of O Burgo, in the province of A Coruna, Galicia, within the city of A Coruna itself.
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