Characteristics
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AnchorAllowed
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Mooring buoysAvailable
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Anchor stern toUnavailable
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Lines ashoreNot necessary
Type of seabed
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Sand
Protection against wind & swell
Reachable by dinghy
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BeachAvailable
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SnackAvailable
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WaterUnavailable
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DockUnavailable
Information on mooring buoys
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NoGuest buoys
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User reviews (2 ratings)
We stayed about 4 days in Gamboa. We went by boat to the beach and left the boat next to a padlocked coconut tree (we always pass the lock when leaving the boat in cities). The city has a small supermarket, a great bakery, some restaurants, pizzerias, pastries, hot dogs, acarajé and other street foods. At the end of the beach there is a famous clay to pass the body and, at low tide, you can walk to Morro de São Paulo. Or you can take the local boat for 4 reais.
Ficamos uns 4 dias na Gamboa. Fomos de bote até a praia e deixamos o bote ao lado de um coqueiro com cadeado (sempre passamos cadeado ao deixar o bote em cidades). A cidade conta com um supermercado pequeno, uma ótima padaria, alguns restaurantes, pizzarias, pastelaria, cachorro quente, acarajé e outras comidas de rua. No final da praia tem uma famosa argila para passar no corpo e, na maré baixa, é possível ir caminhando até morro de São Paulo. Ou você pode pegar o barco local por 4 reais.
5/5Anchor in 5-10m water, close to moored boats. Beware of frequent ferries, which can make the anchorage a bit uncomfortable at times. Further down the river (after the jetty) it may be a bit more quiet. The fishing town of Gamboa has a few shops, a bakery and restaurants. At low tide you can walk along the coast to Morro de São Paulo. Or take the ferry (4RS). For the adventurous, there is an inland path connecting the two towns.
Anchor in 5-10m water, close to moored boats. Beware of frequent ferries, which can make the anchorage a bit uncomfortable at times. Further down the river (after the jetty) it may be a bit more quiet. The fishing town of Gamboa has a few shops, a bakery and restaurants. At low tide you can walk along the coast to Morro de São Paulo. Or take the ferry (4RS). For the adventurous, there is an inland path connecting the two towns.
4/5