Any small port welcoming and friendly, which can wait before passing the Cape Palos, coming from the Southeast. The bottom is small, and if you have a draft of 2 meters, you must shave the dike to starboard entering and docking next to the oil station also on starboard.
Tout petit port accueillant et sympathique, qui permet d'attendre avant de passer le cap de Palos, en venant du Sud-Est.
Les fonds sont faibles, et, si on a un tirant d'eau de 2 mètres, il faut raser la digue à tribord en entrant puis s'amarrer à côté du poste au fioul lui aussi sur tribord.
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Very well protected marina, but there is not a lot of space for guests. It is very shallow, only 2 meters! So be careful.
Very well protected marina, but there is not a lot of space for guests. It is very shallow, only 2 meters! So be careful.
Any small port welcoming and friendly, which can wait before passing the Cape Palos, coming from the Southeast. The bottom is small, and if you have a draft of 2 meters, you must shave the dike to starboard entering and docking next to the oil station also on starboard.
Tout petit port accueillant et sympathique, qui permet d'attendre avant de passer le cap de Palos, en venant du Sud-Est. Les fonds sont faibles, et, si on a un tirant d'eau de 2 mètres, il faut raser la digue à tribord en entrant puis s'amarrer à côté du poste au fioul lui aussi sur tribord.
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