Full Description & Details
Porto Deportivo de Combarro is a modern marina on the Ria de Pontevedra, in the municipality of Poio, Galicia. It sits about 200 meters from the old fishing village of Combarro, a declared Conjunto de Interes Artistico y Pintoresco since 1972. The marina opened in 2008 and won the Jack Nichol award for marina design in 2012.
Since 2017 it has held the 5 Gold Anchor certification from The British Yacht Harbour Association, the first marina in Spain to receive it. The setting is a working waterfront with traditional Galician architecture nearby, and dolphins are sometimes seen playing between the boats.
How to get there
Approach Porto Deportivo de Combarro on VHF channel 9. The marina is located on the Ria de Pontevedra, near the village of Combarro.
The harbour entrance is straightforward, but keep to the marked channel and observe the 2-knot speed limit inside. The marina offers alongside and catway berths, and the harbour master's office is open 24 hours for assistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for Porto Deportivo de Combarro?
Porto Deportivo de Combarro can accommodate vessels up to 26 meters in length and 4 meters in draft.
Does Porto Deportivo de Combarro have fuel and other facilities?
Yes, Porto Deportivo de Combarro offers diesel fuel, water, electricity, wifi, showers, laundry, a travel lift, a crane, and a chandlery.
What VHF channel does Porto Deportivo de Combarro use?
Porto Deportivo de Combarro monitors VHF channel 9.
Is Porto Deportivo de Combarro crowded in summer?
Yes, Porto Deportivo de Combarro is very crowded in summer, so it is advisable to book a berth in advance.
What is the overnight policy at Porto Deportivo de Combarro?
Overnight stays are allowed at Porto Deportivo de Combarro, and the harbour master's office is open 24 hours.
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