The green (starboard) buoy about 290⁰ (white sector) from the Ponta Cera lighthouse, about north from mid of the breakwater, is nearly invisible at day from afar as it is a grid buoy (no good contrast). From North, you proceed straight south towards Torre de Hercules until you’re in the line defined by the leading lights on Punta Mera, then towards them until you have passed that green buoy. Now you can head towards the end of the breakwater.

Marina Sada. We stayed here during the winter ‘16-‘17. A welcoming harbour with kind and helpful staff. Good facilities as well in the harbour as on the hard. Good Mercadona supermarket behind the Harbour Office and different shops in town within walking distance. Frequent and cheap buses to La Coruña.

Marina Coruna.

Offers CA members a discount on berthing. Call the marina on channel 9 before approaching and they will guide you to a berth and help with your lines. Pontoons are numbered, no letters and can’t be seen until moored up. Rubbish and recycling bins available but not labelled very well.

There is no chandlery in this marina. The nearest is at Pombo Avda. Primo de Rivera, 8, 15006 A Coruña. You can catch number 1A bus from the marina to take you there or it’s 6 euros in a taxi. Phone: (34) 981 245 432