Full Description & Details
Puerto Corralejo Marina sits on the northern coast of Fuerteventura in the Canary Islands, Spain. The marina is protected by a breakwater that reduces the impact of prevailing easterly winds, though waves can still enter from that direction. It provides 215 berths for vessels up to 15 meters LOA with a maximum draft of 0.5 meters.
Mooring is by lines, and some berths are reserved for ferries, which can reduce availability for recreational boats. The facility offers water, electricity, free Wi-Fi, fuel, restrooms, showers, laundry, a travelift, 24-hour security, and waste collection. A supermarket, bar, and restaurant are located nearby, and the Corralejo Natural Park is within walking distance.
How to get there
Approach from the south by keeping close to Isla de Lobos and the main harbor jetty to starboard. From the north, head straight toward the jetty. Be cautious of extensive shoals near the southern side of the entrance that extend toward Isla de Lobos, and watch for partially submerged rocks opposite the marina entrance.
The marina monitors VHF channel 10. Once inside, follow the marked channels and mooring lines to your assigned berth.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for a boat at Puerto Corralejo Marina?
The marina accommodates vessels up to 15 meters in length with a maximum draft of 0.5 meters.
Does Puerto Corralejo Marina have fuel available?
Yes, fuel services are provided within the marina.
Are there facilities for boat maintenance at Puerto Corralejo Marina?
Yes, the marina has a travelift for vessel lifting and maintenance.
Is there security at Puerto Corralejo Marina?
Yes, the marina offers 24-hour security.
What VHF channel does Puerto Corralejo Marina use?
The marina monitors VHF channel 10.
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