Sport ports in Galicia Sanxenxo

GALICIA

P.D. Sanxenxo

August Av. Kissed González, s/n Sanxenxo - 36960 - Pontevedra Telf: 986 720 517 Fax: 986 720 578

l=42º23'56 " N L=8º48'18 " W

Minimum openwork	3,5 ms
Maximum length	30 ms
Nº Amarres	379
VHF channel	9

Water	IF	Soft delay	IF	Pumping black waters
Electricity	IF	Bar	IF	Pharmacy
Gasoline/Diesel oil	IF	Restaurant	IF	First aid	IF
Crane	IF	Supermarket	IF	Info Meteo	IF
Travel lift	NO	Ice	IF	Bank
Incline	IF	Collection Oils	IF	Rent cars
Factory	IF	Collection Sweepings	IF

Width in bocana: 100m. Openwork of 3.5 to 7,5m.

In the same cove that Portonovo. Near Bicaño end, in the entrance to Portonovo, there are several stones, being most well-known To Eases, to which we will give corresponding the defense. The entrance to the port will take place near the dock, because separated and towards earth there are low stones and.

The first channel of access stops between the low Fagilda and the Picamillo, sounds between 9,4m and 15m and is the main one to enter by the mouth of the NW. In order to take this coarse step with taking lined up to 325º the Facho mount - in Corrubedo - with most salient towards the sea of the peninsula of Or Grove.

The second channel happens between the low ones of the Camoucos and the Ons island, as soon as it has more than 0.3 miles in width and they are sounded between 7 and 15m. These low ones are marked out with buoys with red light during the night, so it will not be necessary to more divide equally the passage between the Ons island and the beacon. If happened the channel is wanted to continue shuffling for the S the island of Ons, will be necessary, at least, to give to this one a respect him of 400m

Third of the channels she is the one that happens through the mouth of the SW, is the safest and unique accesible one with any type of sea.

Around the fishing ports and the market of Portonovo, numerous restaurants are concentrated that supply the great variety of seafood of the zone. We do not have to stop visiting, in the proximities, Combarro, crossing its typically marine side streets, carved on alive rock, until arriving at its singular alignment of hórreos to the border of the sea.

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