Full Description & Details
Puerto Calero Marina is a family-run facility on the southwest coast of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands, part of the Calero Marinas chain. It sits at 28°54.969'N, 013°42.270'W in the municipality of Yaiza, with the address Edif. Antiguo Varadero, 2º, 35571 Urb.
Puerto Calero. The marina enjoys a sunny microclimate and is known for its sailing conditions and maintenance services. It hosts international events like the 44Cup and Ecoaction Week, and the surrounding Paseo Maritimo has restaurants and boutiques.
How to get there
Approach to Puerto Calero Marina is straightforward with no significant obstacles or shallow areas. The harbor entrance faces southwest and is marked by a port lighthouse (Fl(3)G.14s13m8M) on the western end of the breakwater. Once inside, the first port beacon (Fl(2)R.8s3M) is visible to the north-northeast of the starboard lighthouse.
Contact the marina on VHF channels 09 and 16 before arrival for docking instructions. The channel entry depth is 7 meters.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for vessels at Puerto Calero Marina?
Puerto Calero Marina has 438 berths accommodating vessels from 8 to 80 meters in length, with a maximum draft of 5.5 meters.
What VHF channels are used at Puerto Calero Marina?
The marina monitors VHF channels 09 and 16 for communication and assistance before arrival.
Does Puerto Calero Marina have fuel and laundry facilities?
Yes, there is a fuel dock operational from 08:00 to 19:30, plus laundry services, showers, and toilets.
Are there repair services available at Puerto Calero Marina?
The marina offers a boatyard with an 820-ton hoist, over 20,000 m² of space, and services including sail repairs, rigging, motor and electronic repairs, welding, and fiberglass work.
What is the electricity supply at Puerto Calero Marina berths?
Berths provide 220v/380v electricity with up to 200 amperes for larger vessels, along with potable water and Wi-Fi.
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