Puerto de San Vicente de la Barquera
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Pier to Somo and Santander. Great views, a meeting place for fishermen and a good place to enjoy seafood.

Contact us, and you will receive the personalized treatment that you, as a client, require. We find the means to improve through knowledge of the needs of the market and this objective will undoubtedly be achievable thanks to the support and coverage that, from the SAC, is offered to customers and users. We want to bring the port environment closer to the industrial fabric in order to, based on an exchange of knowledge, overcome the traditional isolation of end customers from the port reality. If you are interested, we can arrange an interview at your offices or facilitate a visit to the Port, through which you can learn first-hand about the services and logistical possibilities that our Port Community offers. We are at your disposal to respond fully to your questions, complaints, claims, requests for information... etc at: Customer Service of the Port of Santander. Web: Suggestions and complaints Fax.+ 34 942 203 632 e-mail: sac@puertosantander.com or, if you wish, by approaching our offices at Santander Port Authority SACSantander Carlos Haya, 23 39009 Santander-Spain

Modern marina located at the bottom of the Bay of Santander with 1,350 berths that offers all the services that the sailor may require. Minimum draft 8 m Maximum length 23 m VHF channel: 9 Once your boat is moored, you must go to the Captaincy to sign the scale sheet. Documentation to present: - DNI or passport of the owner or skipper. - Boat documentation. - Boat insurance policy. 24 hours in advance, the skipper must notify the captain of his departure time. The mooring rental fee includes the use of water, electricity, showers, WC and weather information. ALL PAYMENTS WILL BE MADE IN ADVANCE ELECTRICAL ADAPTER - Deposit €60 One of the biggest handicaps of this excellent and safe port is the lack of public transport service. Its distance by land from the center of the capital, Santander, requires a means of locomotion and so far it is only provided by taxis from the Parayas airport or the Camargo City Hall.

The port of Suances is located between the beaches of Riberuca and Ribera (Port Street). Suances, also known since Roman times as PORTUS BLENDIUM, was located on the most important route of penetration of Roman Spain towards the Cantabrian coast. In the 16th and 17th centuries, fishing activity was a pillar of the economic base of the municipality. In the first half of the 20th century, Suances had fish canneries and salting factories. At the moment, the economic activity that it generates is a little since the number of fishing boats is not very numerous. Not so, recreational fishing boats, whose number is increasing and are demanding new services. The port of Suances is located between the beaches of La Riberuca and La Ribera, in the vicinity of the promenade and the area of ​​bars and cafés, etc.

Bustio, port and door of Asturias Bustio is one of the quietest fishing villages in all of Asturias. Its unique geography, on a riverside bend in the Ría de Tinamayor – the natural border between Asturias and Cantabria – gives it an air that is always peaceful, like time and space stopped, like eternal solace. Thus, in this small and quiet town guarded by mountains in the municipality of Ribadedeva, you will be surprised by the mouth of the Cares-Deva river, a natural passageway for migratory birds from Northern Europe to warmer areas during the colder months. To learn in detail about the history of the fauna and flora of this area, we recommend the Ría de Tinamayor Bird Watching and Interpretation Centre, a didactic and informative space promoted by the fishermen themselves. In addition, it has a beautiful fishing port, collected under the Cañón peak. Another interesting recommendation is that you savor a good fresh fish such as pixín (monkfish) or sargo, in any of the restaurants in Bustio, while enjoying a walk contemplating buildings of Indian architecture, such as "Villa Delfina", very close to the old iron bridge that connected Asturian and Cantabrian lands. Bustio is the easternmost gate of Asturias, and precisely because of that condition, and because of its location on the very edge of an estuary that flows into the Bay of Biscay, it has always had a strong link with the coastal Camino de Santiago. So this ancient town is not only seafaring but also Jacobean, and almost a mountaineer, because from here you can sense the winds and the high peaks of the Picos de Europa, which are just a few kilometres away. Sinuous and beautiful estuary, nearby beaches, untamed sea, hidden port, pilgrims on the Camino, and mountains all around. Bustio is a curious mix that makes it unique.