Full Description & Details
Puerto Deportivo Viento de Levante is a marina in the Barrio Astilleros district of Cadiz, within the Bay of Cadiz in Andalusia, Spain. It operates under a concession from the Port Authority of the Bay of Cadiz, originally granted in 2002 for the construction of floating facilities for a sports club.
The marina has been expanded over time, including a T-shaped pontoon added in 2008, and a later modification incorporated the existing breakwater into the concession area.
How to get there
The marina is located at approximately 36 degrees 31.22 minutes North, 6 degrees 16.38 minutes West, in the Bay of Cadiz. Mariners should approach the harbour and contact the port office on VHF for berthing instructions, as specific approach channels or hazards are not documented in the available sources. The marina is situated in the Barrio Astilleros area of Cadiz, within the port service zone managed by the Port Authority of the Bay of Cadiz.
Land access is via the city of Cadiz, with the port authority office located at Plaza Espana 17 for administrative matters. No specific formalities for visiting yachts are detailed in the sources.
Frequently Asked Questions
What facilities are available at Puerto Deportivo Viento de Levante?
Puerto Deportivo Viento de Levante offers water, electricity, showers, toilets, fuel, and WiFi, according to the Navily listing.
Can I stay overnight at Puerto Deportivo Viento de Levante?
Yes, overnight stays are permitted at Puerto Deportivo Viento de Levante.
What is the location of Puerto Deportivo Viento de Levante?
Puerto Deportivo Viento de Levante is located in the Barrio Astilleros of Cadiz, in the Bay of Cadiz, Andalusia, Spain, at approximately 36 degrees 31.22 minutes North, 6 degrees 16.38 minutes West.
Does Puerto Deportivo Viento de Levante have fuel available?
Fuel is listed as an amenity at Puerto Deportivo Viento de Levante, though the Navily source notes that specific fuel information is not available.
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