Puerto de San Vicente de la Barquera
Facilities & Weather Forecast

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Puerto de San Vicente de la Barquera

Marina in Spain

The San Vicente de la Barquera estuary is located and integrated into the Oyambre Natural Park, with 5,800 ha. Its great ecological and landscape wealth is due to the fact that it encompasses five different units: the cliffs, the beaches (Merón and Oyambre stand out due to their extension and dune systems), the estuaries (San Vicente estuary), the marshes (of Pombo and Rubín) and deciduous forests

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Puerto de San Vicente de la Barquera Servizi

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Elettricità
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Alaggio
43.38549 N, -4.39778 E

Puerto de San Vicente de la Barquera Information

Manovrabilità

Fair

Approcci e Segnalazione dei Canali

Fair

Ormeggi per Catamarani

Yes

Tipo di Molo

Floating

Profondità alla Bassa Marea Media

2 - 3m

Corrente/Flusso di Marea

Beware

Ormeggi per Visitatori

Yes

Puerto de San Vicente de la Barquera Weather Forecast

Thu
5AM - 9AM
13 March 2025
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    N 8 knots.
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    10°C
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    N 0.8m at 6s period
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    Cloudy
Thu
9AM - 1PM
13 March 2025
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    NW 6 knots.
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    10°C
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    N 0.8m at 6s period
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    Mostly fine
Thu
1PM - 5PM
13 March 2025
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    NW 7 knots increasing to N 10 knots.
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    10°C
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    N 0.9m at 6s period
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    Sunny
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