Marina · Spain
Last updated: 16 August 2026

Puerto de Mundaka

Puerto de Mundaka is a small marina at the mouth of the Urdaibai estuary in Sukarrieta, Basque Country, Spain, offering 172 recreational berths.

172

Berths

yes

Overnight Stay

Facilities

Water Electricity Showers Fuel Wi-Fi Repair

Coordinates

43.4083° N, 2.6978° W

Other Details

Attractions Mundaka village / Urdaibai estuary

Stay & Contact

Address Fraile Leku, 1, 48370 Bermeo, Bizkaia
Phone 946880232

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Full Description & Details

Puerto de Mundaka is a small marina at the mouth of the Urdaibai estuary, on its western bank, in the village of Mundaka in Bizkaia, Basque Country. The port is sheltered to the north by coastal rocks and has quays only on the southern shore. Once a fishing village, Mundaka is now mainly a tourist centre and the port is primarily for recreational craft.

The marina offers 172 berths for leisure boats, managed by EKP (Euskadiko Kirol Portuak). Facilities include water and electricity at berths, showers and restrooms, fuel, Wi-Fi, two or three slipways, a boat hoist (carro varadero), and a fishermen's guild (cofradia). The entrance is 15 m wide, oriented east-southeast, with a minimum depth of -1.00 m at lowest astronomical tide.

The harbour master's office can be contacted by phone at 946880232 or 670030075, or by email at [email protected]. The port's address is Fraile Leku, 1, 48370 Bermeo, Bizkaia. Reviews from Navily users give the marina a cleanliness rating of 2.7 out of 5, with other aspects rated 4 out of 5 and 4.3 out of 5.

How to get there

Approach to Puerto de Mundaka is via the mouth of the Urdaibai estuary, with the entrance oriented east-southeast and a width of 15 m. The minimum depth at the entrance is -1.00 m at lowest astronomical tide, so plan your entry with adequate tidal height. The port is sheltered to the north by coastal rocks, and quays are located on the southern shore. For assistance or berth allocation, contact the harbour office by VHF or phone at 946880232 or 670030075.

The port is managed by EKP, and the office is located at Fraile Leku, 1, 48370 Bermeo, Bizkaia. On land, the village of Mundaka is a short walk from the marina, with local services and tourist amenities. The nearest major town is Bermeo, about 3 km away, which has additional facilities and transport links.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many berths are available at Puerto de Mundaka?

Puerto de Mundaka offers 172 berths for recreational boats, managed by EKP.

What is the minimum depth at Puerto de Mundaka?

The minimum depth at the entrance is -1.00 m at lowest astronomical tide, so check tidal conditions before entering.

What facilities are available at Puerto de Mundaka?

The marina provides water, electricity, showers, restrooms, fuel, Wi-Fi, slipways, a boat hoist, and a fishermen's guild.

How do I contact the harbour master at Puerto de Mundaka?

You can call 946880232 or 670030075, or email [email protected]. The office is at Fraile Leku, 1, 48370 Bermeo.

Is Puerto de Mundaka sheltered?

Yes, the port is sheltered to the north by coastal rocks, with quays on the southern shore.

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