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Vilagarcía de Arousa Harbor

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About this port

The marina (port) of Vilagarcía de Arousa is in the sheltered waters of the Arousa Estuary, an excellent base of operations to visit the namesake municipality, which concentrates a wide range of gastronomic, commercial, and leisure activities. It has six berths of eleven meters each.

Port entrance

Route and approach instructions

If entering the Arousa Estuary from the south, it is advisable to use the main channel between Sálvora Island and the O Grove peninsula. Its center is free of dangers since its depth is from 60 to 70 meters and its width is 2.5 miles. If entering from the north, use the Sagres channel, which has a minimum width of 200 meters between the Toran islet and the Maiador islet in Sagres. However, sailing boats should only use this passage with favorable winds. Then, everyone should cross the pass between Con de Vieiras and the Sargo rocks near Vionta Island.

Whether entering from the north or the main south entry point, once in the estuary, you should continue towards the channel formed by Rúa Island and the Xidoiro Pedregoso Islet, leaving several mussel rafts to starboard, and then, Arousa Island. Then, passing the green buoy near Cabalo Point in Arousa Island, head directly to the Vilagarcía de Arousa Harbor.

Upon arrival at the harbor and once past the main breakwater, leave the commercial wharf to starboard and set course 115 degrees to head for the Vilagarcía de Arousa passenger embarkation/disembarkation dock located at the south pier in the O Cavadelo area.

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Location

Address
Peirao de Pasaxeiros, 1 (OFICINAS AUTORIDAD PORTUARIA) Muelle-pantalán dársena 2 (Parque do Centenario)
Municipality
Vilagarcía de Arousa
Province
Pontevedra
Country
Spain
Postal code
36600

Contact

Coordinates

Latitud
42.59690900
Longitud
-8.77075600

The port

Eco-destination
Ría de Arousa
Environment
urban
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