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Last updated: 19 August 2026

Puerto Deportivo de Gallineras

Puerto Deportivo de Gallineras is a marina in San Fernando, Bay of Cadiz, Andalusia, Spain, offering 303 berths and services for boats up to 20 metres.

303

Berths

20 m

Max LOA

yes

Overnight Stay

Facilities

Water Electricity Fuel Crane Travel Lift Restaurant Provisions Repair

Coordinates

36.4380° N, 6.2059° W

Other Details

Attractions San Fernando old town / Cádiz city

Stay & Contact

Address C. Cayo Junio Draco, s/n, 11100 San Fernando, Cadiz
Phone 956 48 62 59

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Full Description & Details

Puerto Deportivo de Gallineras is a marina in San Fernando, on the inner shore of the Bay of Cadiz in Andalusia. It is operated by the Club Nautico de Gallineras and sits in a classic fishing quarter, with a working port atmosphere rather than a resort feel. The marina offers 303 berths for vessels up to 20 metres in length overall, and it is a practical base for visiting San Fernando's old town or the city of Cadiz.

The marina provides water and electrical connections at the berths, plus fuel, a crane, a travel lift and repair services. A ramp is available for launching, and there is a waiting dock. Holding is on mooring points rather than alongside a quay, with a boarding pontoon and a promenade pier. Overnight stays are permitted. A planned expansion with additional floating berths has been discussed, though current capacity remains at 303.

On shore, the marina has a restaurant and bar, a supermarket, ice, a bank, a pharmacy and first aid. There is a workshop for boat maintenance, plus waste oil and rubbish collection. The restaurant is run by a private company, and club members receive a discount. The site is accessible for wheelchair users, with adapted parking. The marina office can be reached by phone at 956 48 62 59, and the website is cngallineras.es.

For a stopover, the marina is sheltered within the bay, though the approach crosses shallow waters typical of the area. The best season is the warmer months, when the bay is busy with local traffic. There are no specific restrictions noted beyond the standard rules for a recreational port under the Junta de Andalucia. The marina is a straightforward, well-equipped stop for a boat up to 20 metres, with the old town of San Fernando within walking distance.

How to get there

Puerto Deportivo de Gallineras lies at the inner end of the Bay of Cadiz, near San Fernando. The approach is through the bay's shallow waters, so keep to the marked channels and watch the tide. The marina's coordinates are 36 degrees 26 minutes north, 6 degrees 12 minutes west. There is no VHF channel listed in the sources, so contact the marina by phone on 956 48 62 59 before arriving.

From the bay, head toward the San Fernando shore and the marina's waiting dock. The marina is close to the town, and the old town of San Fernando is within walking distance. Cadiz city is nearby by road. No formalities are described in the sources beyond the standard check-in with the marina office.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many berths does Puerto Deportivo de Gallineras have?

Puerto Deportivo de Gallineras has 303 berths.

What is the maximum boat length at Puerto Deportivo de Gallineras?

Puerto Deportivo de Gallineras accepts vessels up to 20 metres in length overall.

Does Puerto Deportivo de Gallineras have fuel and repair facilities?

Yes, Puerto Deportivo de Gallineras offers fuel, a crane, a travel lift, a workshop and repair services.

Can I stay overnight at Puerto Deportivo de Gallineras?

Yes, overnight stays are permitted at Puerto Deportivo de Gallineras.

How do I contact Puerto Deportivo de Gallineras?

Call Puerto Deportivo de Gallineras at 956 48 62 59 or visit cngallineras.es. No VHF channel is listed in the sources.

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