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Puerto de San Vicente de la Barquera

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Puerto de San Vicente de la Barquera

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The San Vicente de la Barquera estuary is located and integrated into the Oyambre Natural Park, with 5,800 ha. Its great ecological and landscape wealth is due to the fact that it encompasses five different units: the cliffs, the beaches (Merón and Oyambre stand out due to their extension and dune systems), the estuaries (San Vicente estuary), the marshes (of Pombo and Rubín) and deciduous forests

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43.38549 N, -4.39778 E

Info

Manoeuvrability

Fair

Approaches & Channel Marking

Fair

Catamaran Berths

Yes

Dock Type

Floating

Depth at MLW

2 - 3m

Current/Tidal Flow

Beware

Visitor Berths

Yes

Weather

Sat
5AM - 9AM
09 November 2024
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    W 7–18 knots. Gusts up to 20 knots.
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    12–16°C
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    NW 1.6m at 8s period
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    UV Index: 0 - Low
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    Cloudy
Sat
9AM - 1PM
09 November 2024
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    W 7–17 knots.
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    13–18°C
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    NW 1.6m at 8s period
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    UV Index: 0 - Low
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    Cloudy
Sat
1PM - 5PM
09 November 2024
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    NW 13 knots decreasing to 9 knots. Gusts up to 17 knots.
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    17°C
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    NW 1.4m at 8s period
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    UV Index: 1 - Low
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    Sunny
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