Puerto De Navia
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very small port

Puerto Deportivo de Ribadesella is also known as Port de Ribadesella and Port of Ribadesella and it is located in the village with the same name that is surrounded by mountains, high cliffs and blue, crystal clear waters. It is hosted by the principality of Asturias, and it lays on the coast of the Cantabrian Sea. Its natural beauty is unique, and its historical treasures are extremely rich. There are surreal views and sights here are spectacular and provide any tourist with peace of mind and a relaxing feeling. The Cuevona de Cuevas is a fascinating cave that is worth visiting while in the area, as well as the Cave of Tito Bustillo, where the Centre of Rupestrian Art is located. Spending a relaxing time is a priority on these lands, that is why there are a few relaxation options such as the Spa La Piconera. The village has a unique beauty that is breathtaking, and its seaside is often called the secret seaside, due to its almost hidden location on this side of the coats.

In addition to the fishing activity, the port of Llastres has a dock with pontoons for the mooring of numerous sports boats and transit services. SERVICES Number of berths: 179 Transit berths: 6 Maximum length: 14 meters. Draft: 3.5 meters. The Marina has services for crews (shower, toilets, laundry) Selective waste collection containers (Marpol) Supply of electricity and water to boats on pontoons for residents and in transit Information service: Club Náutico Bahía de Lastres (phones 647440549) pressure washing machine service Cradle and car service dry navy Crane Service of 8 Tm. Fuel supply: Bahía de Lastres Yacht Club (telephone 647440549) They provide service from 08:00 to 12:00 and from 15:00 to 18:00 and with extended hours, upon request. Bilge and dirty water collection service Ramp Management of mechanical services (localized) VHF Channel 9 radio in marina SCHEDULE AND TELEPHONE NUMBER OF MARINERÍA Bahía de Lastres Yacht Club (647440549) ANCHORAGES Good for winds from the NW through the W to the S. Outside the old pier (Sable Veletas anchorage) at 100 or 200 meters with soundings of 5 to 8 meters and sand bottoms.

The port of Gijón is one of the main seaports of the Atlantic Arc and is the leading port for solid bulk movement in Spain. Its facilities are suited to new market requirements in terms of depths, quays and storage areas and provide services with the best quality standards.

Charming! Small port but beatiuful

Small port. Has a boat ramp. No other amenities Old ore jetty. It could provide shelter to the NW,

Sports and fishing port for small boats. You can take a walk through its facilities, see the rule and have a drink in the bars and restaurants that are on the same promenade.

Town of Asturias on the left bank of the mouth of the Nalon, an old industrial port with remains of loading docks, a historic industrial complex, a walk to a small stone beach, a well-known sport fishing area and salt water pools

Seaside place at the mouth of the Nalon River where the Eel is traditionally captured and rolled in Asturias. A very warm place in winter for sports boats. It can be followed live on a webcam from the internet.

Very well protected pontoons after having bordered the industrial and fishing port. Kind sailor. Cheap. All shops less than a km away plus train and buses nearby. Easy to get to the airport. Sanitary decent but about 500m down to the level of the fishing port. Trash cans with a tendency to overflow. Good stop waiting for the wind to turn in the right direction.

Fishing and sports port located on the point of the same name, which is visible from the mouth of the estuary and has a 90 m pier. Portolan 550 A of the Spanish Government.

An obligatory tourist place, a good place to enjoy this place, see seafaring tradition and eat very well.

It is a small fishing port. It is very pleasant and relaxing to have a coffee or eat in the port restaurant or in any of the nearby terraces with sea views. Recommended to visit it.

The Avilés Marina is probably one of the safest marinas in the entire Bay of Biscay, located inside a deep estuary that provides shelter and unusual protection against any storm. Built in the estuary in the area that housed the primitive fishing port that gave rise to the town of Avilés, it is today close to the urban centre and the Óscar Niemeyer International Cultural Centre. This privileged location makes it the ideal place for mooring boats at base or in transit, even for international sailors looking to 'hibernate' their boats in a safe port. 236 berths for boats between 5 and 20 meters in length The Club has 236 mooring points for boats that range between 5 meters and 20 meters in length. It has a certain number of berths reserved for ships in transit, ranging from small lengths to the largest. There is also a hibernation service for boats.