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EBRO-FISHING PIER

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About this port

The pier is located on the Segre River just before its confluence with the Ebro River. It is situated in the municipality of Mequinenza, in a privileged environment for the development of water activities. From here, you can enjoy the waters of the Mar de Aragón and engage in a wide variety of nautical activities. Mequinenza is a town on the banks of three rivers that form one of the largest river confluences in Europe. Its old town was flooded to build the immense reservoir that bears its name, popularly known as Mar de Aragón. The pier is located on the left bank of the Segre River within the municipality of Mequinenza, just across the river from the pier of the Municipal Nautical Sports Complex “Capri.” It is a key point for the development of nautical activities in the region due to its location. The port has 5 different small-sized pontoons. They are located inside tourist residences mainly designed for fishermen. The boats moored in the complex primarily serve this purpose. It is divided into two residences composed of luxury apartments that feature a swimming pool and common areas, such as a bar and a restaurant.

Port entrance

Route and approach instructions

N/A (river destination)

Gallery

EBRO-FISHING PIEREBRO-FISHING PIER

Location

Address
CARRETERA GRANJA DE ESCARPE KM.1
Municipality
Mequinenza
Province
Zaragoza
Country
Spain
Postal code
50170

Contact

Coordinates

Latitud
41.37086111
Longitud
0.30988889

The port

Eco-destination
Río Ebro – Aragón
Environment
Mequinenza is a town on the banks of three rivers that form one of the largest river confluences in Europe. Its old town was flooded to build the immense reservoir that bears its name, popularly known as Mar de Aragón. The imposing Mequinenza castle watches over the town’s new urban area, built in the 1960s. Besides a pleasant walk, Mequinenza offers three museums of great interest: the Mining Museum, the History Museum, and the Prehistory Museum. Being located between two large bodies of water, the Mequinenza reservoir (known as Mar de Aragón) and the Ribarroja reservoir, Mequinenza becomes an irresistible destination for fishing enthusiasts (carp, black bass, pike-perch, catfish…) and water sports. Additionally, the town offers one of the best Olympic fields in the country for hosting regattas (rowing and canoeing).