Full Description & Details
Puerto Deportivo del Club Deportivo Nautico Punta Umbria is a marina on the Ria de Punta Umbria, sheltered from open-sea swell by the river. It sits opposite Isla Saltes and next to the El Eucaliptal Roman archaeological site, which gives the setting a distinct character.
The marina is owned by the Agencia Publica de Puertos de Andalucia and operated by the Club Deportivo Nautico Punta Umbria, a club with about 500 members.
How to get there
Approach the marina on VHF channel 9. The harbour is sheltered by the Ria de Punta Umbria, so expect a river entrance rather than an open-sea approach.
The marina lies at approximately 37.19 N, 6.97 W, with berths arranged in two zones: one near the clubhouse (streets A to K, plus N, O, P) and another beside the local canoeing school (streets L, M, N).
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths does Puerto Deportivo del Club Deportivo Nautico Punta Umbria have?
The marina has 471 berths ranging from 5 to 24 meters, plus about 50 mooring buoys of various lengths.
What is the maximum length of boat that can berth at Puerto Deportivo del Club Deportivo Nautico Punta Umbria?
The maximum length overall is 24 meters.
What facilities are available at Puerto Deportivo del Club Deportivo Nautico Punta Umbria?
Each berth has water and electricity, and the marina offers Wi-Fi, showers, a crane, provisions, a restaurant, and a chandlery. There is no fuel station on site.
Is there overnight accommodation at Puerto Deportivo del Club Deportivo Nautico Punta Umbria?
Yes, overnight stays are permitted. The port service operates 24 hours.
What VHF channel does Puerto Deportivo del Club Deportivo Nautico Punta Umbria use?
The marina monitors VHF channel 9.
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