Full Description & Details
Marina Puerto Morro Jable sits on the southern coast of Fuerteventura in the Canary Islands, at the fishing port of Morro Jable. It is a working marina with 188 berths spread along 400 meters of pontoons, able to take vessels up to 35 meters LOA and 5 meters draft.
The marina is well protected from most weather, though strong westerly winds can kick up occasional rough seas inside. The surrounding town offers a beach, restaurants, and services, making it a practical stopover for crews crossing between the Canary Islands and Africa.
How to get there
Approach from the northeast, heading into an estuary that opens to the west-northwest. The entrance channel is about 100 meters wide, marked by a protective pier, and requires a slight turn to the east-southeast to line up with the berths. Depths are suitable for the marina's 5-meter draft limit, but check local notices for any shifting sand.
Contact the marina on VHF channel 9 for berth assignment and entry instructions. Anchoring is possible on either side of the marina if you prefer to stay off the pontoons.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum boat length at Marina Puerto Morro Jable?
The marina can accommodate vessels up to 35 meters in length overall.
What depth can I expect at Marina Puerto Morro Jable?
The maximum draft allowed is 5 meters, so plan your approach accordingly.
Is there fuel available at Marina Puerto Morro Jable?
Yes, diesel fuel is available at the marina for refueling.
What facilities are offered at Marina Puerto Morro Jable?
The marina provides water and electricity on the pontoons, plus toilets, showers, and a 70-ton hoist for maintenance.
How do I contact Marina Puerto Morro Jable by radio?
Hail the marina on VHF channel 9 for berthing instructions and assistance.
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