This part of the Atlantic Andalucian coastline, vibrant with contrasts provides the backdrop to Chipiona Marina. It is situated on the left bank of the mouth of the river Guadalquívir, also known as Broa de Sanlúcar.
Craft coming from the Straits should leave the Salmedina buoy to starboard, and then take a 67º course as far as the transit between buoy no.1 of the buoyed Puerto de Sevilla fairway, known as 'El Perro", and the green light of Chipiona Port. At this point vessels can head straight for the marina. This marina is very near the sea, so that access is very much determined by the tidal currents and swell of the third and fourth quadrants.
The marina has a tidal range of 3.4 metres and provides pontoons for mooring. Its location makes it the ideal call of port for those intending to sail to Sevilla, which is 54 miles upstream, and for those making for the open sea.
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Puerto Deportivo de Chipiona
Chipiona. Cadiz
Provincial road CA-604 and C441
Tel: +34 956 370880
Fax: +34 956 372256
Email: chipiona@eppa.es
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| Position: |
36º 45'00,2''N 6º25'40,2"W |
Radio: |
Ch 09 |
| Shelter: |
Good shelter |
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| Facilities: |
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Port Offices |
Fish Market |
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Outfitters? Areas |
Petrol/Diesel |
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Toilets |
Parking |
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45m Travel-lift |
Light craft slipway |
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Hard standing |
Non-commissioned slipways |
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Pile worked pontoons |
Berths with fingers |
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Dry dock |
Draught at mouth: 4.5m. |
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355 berths in total |
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| N° of berths by length: |
Up to 6m: 84
From 6 to 8m: 132
From 8 to 10 m: 54
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From 10 to 12 m: 73
From 12 to 15m: 12 |
