 La Coruna : Profile
An interesting and useful port of call, as well as a convenient place to leave the boat to explore inland. The Old city is very attractive with narrow streets and many cafes and restaurants. There are good communications from here.
The yacht clubs here no longer manage any pontoon berths, but there are two marinas. One of which is located in the city’s major commercial and fishing port called Dársena de la Marina (Marina Dock) and another by the breakwater.
It is also possible to anchor SE of Cas de S.Anton but beware that the ground is possibly foul.
Darsena Deportiva de La Coruna
La Marina
Tel:+34 981 914142 , Fax:+34 981 914144, VHF Channel 09
info@darsenacoruna.com
43º22'N,008º23'W. 40 visitors’ berths. All facilities including security, launderette and fuel berth. Restaurant/bar. Repairs and workshop. Bank, supermarket and pharmacy close by.
Harbour Master
Tel:+34 981 226001 , Fax:+34 981 205862, VHF Channel Port control 12, Marina 09
Marina A Coruna
Tel:+34 981 217 678, Fax:+34 981 217 679, VHF Channel 09
administracion@marinacoruna.com
This new marina is at the root of the long breakwater, by the tall white tower. Less protected than Darsena de la Marina. All facilities. Travel hoist.
Port Darsena Radio
Torre Hercules
VHF Channel 12
Sada Marina
Ria de Betanzos, Near Coruna
Tel:+34 981 619 015, Fax:+34 981 615 287, VHF Channel 09
marinasada@igatel.net
43°21.6'N, 08°14.7'W. A large marina on the west side of the Ria de Betanzos, east of Coruna. Easy access to Coruna. All facilities.
Club Nautico Casino
Muelle Animas s/n, C.P. 15001
Tel:+34 981.20.35.22, Fax:+34 981.20.90.07, VHF Channel 9
Excellent meals.
Real Club Nautico
Muelle Animas s/n , C.P. 15001
Tel:981 20 32 65, Fax:981 20 30 08, VHF Channel 9
Bar and restaurant. Rather a formal club.
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