Vigo : Profile
The Ria de Vigo is a 15 mile long arm of the sea, protected across its entrance by the Islas Cies, providing a safe, sheltered harbour.
This city is an excellent base from which to visit the towns and villages along the Vigo estuary and the Cíes Isles that form part of the National Park of the Atlantic Islands. Its origin as a fishing port has left the old town with an interesting maritime atmosphere. All marine services are available here.
There are numerous anchorages, the most attractive being near the entrance, especially on east side of Islas Cies.
Most of the marinas have limited space for vistiors. It is best to call ahead. Several of them are being, or have recently been, extended.
Mooring are also available further up the Ria, beyond the Rande suspension bridge, but watch for the shallow depths.
Port control : Vigo Practicos VHF channel 14
Harbour Master Tel:+34 986 224001 , Fax:+34 986 4348
Liceo Maritimo de Bouzas Tel:+34 986 239 955, Fax:+34 986 239 955 A established marina, but a long way from the town.
Marina Davila Sport Tel:+34 986 244 612, Fax:+34 986 206 809, VHF Channel 09 marina@davilasport.es Berthing on long pontoons. Comprehensive repair services. Long way from the town.
Puerto Deportivo Punta Lagoa Lagoa Vigo Tel:+34 986 374 305, Fax:+34 986 410 096, VHF Channel 09 lagoa@yatesport.es A new marina with all facilites (including fuel and pump-out). Must call ahead. More expensive than other marinas.
Real Club Nautico Apartado 1554, 36202 Vigo, Pontedvedra Tel:+34 986 449 694, Fax:+34 986 449 695, VHF Channel 09 puertorcnv@yahoo.com All facilities, fuel dock, 32 ton travel hoist, repairs, laundry, bars, restaurants and a swimming pool. Often little space. It is advisable to book ahead.
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