Full Description & Details
Real Club Nautico Portosin is a marina in the small town of Portosin, on the Ria de Muros e Noia in Galicia, Spain. The marina is well protected and sits at the water's edge in the town, with the town itself just steps away.
The area is known for its ancient ruins and the nearby Castro Barona beach, which is clean and enjoyable. The marina is a quiet, welcoming place, popular for sailing activities and offering sailing classes.
How to get there
Approaching from the south, pass 3 nautical miles off Cape Corrubedo, then set a course of 020° toward Punta Queixal, keeping Mount Louro in line to avoid the shoals of Las Basonas and La Balla. Leave the islets of Leixoes 1 nautical mile to the north and enter the estuary. From the north, head out to sea 5 nautical miles from Punta Insua to avoid the Los Meixidos and Los Bruyos shoals, leaving Punta Barreiro and Punta Queixal 0.75 nautical miles to the north.
Navigate through the middle of the estuary for about 6 nautical miles; the entrance canal is 160 meters wide between the northern point of the fishing pier and the dock light. Avoid the Minoteira shoal, especially at low tide. Contact the marina on VHF channel 9.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for a berth at Real Club Nautico Portosin?
The marina offers berths for vessels up to 30 meters in length and a maximum draft of 9 meters.
How many berths does Real Club Nautico Portosin have?
Real Club Nautico Portosin has 208 berths.
What facilities are available at Real Club Nautico Portosin?
The marina provides fuel, water, electricity, Wi-Fi, showers, laundry, a crane and travel lift, a chandlery, and a restaurant. It also has a sanitary dump station and a ramp for launching boats.
Can I stay overnight at Real Club Nautico Portosin?
Yes, overnight stays are permitted at the marina.
What VHF channel does Real Club Nautico Portosin use?
The marina monitors VHF channel 9.
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