The entrance is easy and there is an excellent shelter in the Puerto Deportivo, which is in the heart of the city.
Visitors' berths are in the outer section of the harbor, to the port of the entrance. The arrivals pontoon is directly ahead on entering.
The marina can be contacted on VHF channel 09.
There is another marina, Marina Yates, but it is to the west of the harbor in an industrial area and a long walk from the city.
Port control is Puerto del Musel - VHF channel 14.
Last updated: May 2020
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A friendly marina in a real Spanish town.
The channel is well buoyed to miss a bank and a rock but I would not attempt to shortcut on a spring tide.
If you are a TransEurope marina member you get a discount.
Customs officers will visit your yacht within 24 hours and give you a clearance form.