Puerto de Almeria, Almeria, Andalucia

Position - 36º 49.6' N 2º 27.8' W

Charts - British Admiralty 1588, 774 Spanish 3570, 459

Approach & Entrance - From the E after rounding Cabo de Gata the coast is flat and low and both the town and harbour can be seen from afar. From the SW the lighthouse on Punta del Sabinal, 10 miles from Almeria, is conspicuous. The building of the town can be seen from afar. To enter, head for the E end of the outer breakwater, leave it to port and steer N heading for the W end of the marina's breakwater. Leave it to starbord. For a berth enquire at the Club de Mar.

Marina - Contact - Tel 950 23 07 80 Fax 950 23 05 99 Email VHF Ch 9
Maximum Length - 15m
General - Commercial & fishing port. Yachts use the Club de Mar del Almeria. There are several large rusty industrial structures close by a dominating the view and giving the place a rather grim feel. Overall the shelter is good but strong winds from the E produce swell that makes it uncomfortable within the marina.
Water & Electric - On the pontoons.
Security -
Wi-Fi Internet -

Facilities & Services - 4 tonne crane. Chandlers. Engineers. Diesel. Petrol. Ice. Showers. Good shops and market within the town of Almeria.

Eating Out -

Local Area - The Alcazaba in Almeria, a Moorish castle is well worth a visit. The city of Granada and the famous Alhambra can be seen in a days trip. As can the Alpujarras valley, with it's charming villages, towered over by the magnificent Sierra Nevada.