Full Description & Details
Puerto de Luanco, also known as Puerto Deportivo de Luanco, is a marina in the town of Luanco, in the municipality of Gozon, Asturias, on Spain's northern coast. The marina sits inside a new basin protected by a substantial breakwater, giving a completely calm water surface even during northwest storms. The town is right at the marina, with restaurants, hotels, a pharmacy and supermarkets nearby, plus a bar on site. The port is run by Club Maritimo de Luanco, with the office at C/ Alejandro Artime, 8, 33440 Luanco.
The marina offers 190 berths, with six reserved for transit boats. Maximum length for permanent berths is 12 metres, while transit boats can reach 14 metres. Depths range from 3.5 metres at the entrance to 8 metres alongside the breakwater pontoons. Berths have finger pontoons and supply of water and electricity. Holding is not an issue since berthing is alongside pontoons. A new pontoon line with 24 additional berths for 12 and 14 metre boats, all with fingers and water and electricity, was awarded for construction in July 2026 with a six month execution period.
Facilities include showers, toilets, electricity, water and WiFi. Fuel is listed as available, with diesel and SP 95 petrol, though prices are not specified. There is an 8 tonne crane in the old port, a pressure washing machine, selective waste collection containers (Marpol), meteorological and tourist information, and localized mechanical services. A travel lift is not listed, and a dry marina and crew service building were noted as projects. The marina office can be reached by phone at 619 304140 or 666 559835, and by email at [email protected].
Approach is straightforward with no difficulty, and the water is described as clean and calm. The marina monitors VHF channel 9. Office hours vary by season, so check the current schedule. Overnight stays are permitted. The marina is in the town, so land access is immediate, with bus and taxi services available. The port is part of the Asturias regional network of 24 port installations.
How to get there
Approach from the north to east is clean, with no shoals beyond the 10 metre isobath. The tip of the breakwater serves as the leading mark. If coming from the southeast, give proper clearance to the Espiga and Pegullo de Fuera shoals, which lie in depths between 3 and 5 metres.
When positioned east or west of the old Luanco quay, you can head for the entrance without problems. Contact the marina on VHF channel 9. The marina is right in the town of Luanco, so once moored you step ashore into the town centre.
Bus and taxi services are available for land transport. The nearest major airport is not specified in the sources, but the town is in the Gozon municipality of Asturias, well connected by road.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum boat length at Puerto de Luanco?
Permanent berths at Puerto de Luanco take boats up to 12 metres, while transit boats can be up to 14 metres.
What depth and VHF channel does Puerto de Luanco use?
Depths at Puerto de Luanco range from 3.5 metres at the entrance to 8 metres alongside the breakwater pontoons, and the marina monitors VHF channel 9.
Does Puerto de Luanco have fuel and other facilities?
Puerto de Luanco lists diesel and SP 95 petrol, plus electricity, water, showers, toilets and WiFi. There is also an 8 tonne crane in the old port and a pressure washing machine.
Can I stay overnight at Puerto de Luanco?
Yes, overnight stays are permitted at Puerto de Luanco, and there are six transit berths available.
How many berths does Puerto de Luanco have?
Puerto de Luanco has 190 berths, with six reserved for transit boats. A new pontoon with 24 additional berths for 12 and 14 metre boats was awarded for construction in July 2026.
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