See Canary Islands Formalities for full details of clearing into and out of the country.
It should be noted that San Sebastian is not an official port of entry/exit [frontier port] and therefore cannot provide an official exit stamp from the Canaries. Santa Cruz de Tenerife is the nearest port offering official clearance. However departure clearance is not mandatory, so if the skipper is happy to just have a passport stamp from the marina and marina receipts to prove last port (rather than an official exit zarpe), then this port can be used for last exit from the Canaries.
After having docked the boat in the marina, either at the receiving dock or in an empty slip, the captain should report during office hours to the marina office. The marina office can be found on the first floor of the Service Building (Harbour Master´s Office), west of the marina.
A 72-hour weather report is displayed daily on the noticeboard outside the marina office.
Last updated: November 2024
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