Puerto Rosario - Docking

Anchoring:

There is an anchorage about 150 meters west of the head of the western breakwater on a sandy bottom with depths of 6 - 8 meters.

Docking:

Puerto del Rosario is more suited for commercial shipping or fishing vessels and yachts are better served by the small marina at Caleta de Fustes, a few miles further south.

However, pontoon space is available for boats up to 20m LOA and 7m beam (these larger ones berth alongside – boats up to 12m tend to get put on hammerheads).

Water and electricity available at the berth.  Toilets but no showers to date (expected shortly). There is a fuel dock, but no yard facilities yet. The pontoons have restricted entry, controlled with a pass given out at reception.

As they don't take reservations in Puerto del Rosario (a similar situation to Marina Las Palmas), the best thing is to call up a couple of days prior to entry – or even the same day. The office is open weekdays from 08.00 - 14:00.

As in Marina Las Palmas and all of the Puertos Canarios, charges are for the day and not the night, (so on the invoice it may look like an extra day is billed, if people are used to being charged by the night).

Last updated:  October 2022