This anchorage offers good holding in 12-20 feet and is well protected from all winds except SSW through NW.
There are two entry points into Boqueron Bay: Canal Sur to the south, and Canal Norte to the north. A flashing green light marks the deeper southern (Canal Sur) passage, and once you have cleared this, you can proceed into Boqueron Bay.
There is a dinghy dock here. Most facilities are available (laundromat, small grocery store, propane refill). The Club Nautico no longer has fuel, but it's possible to beach your dinghy just south of the marina and walk across the road to the gas station to get your diesel.
Last updated: April 2015.
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