Straightman21
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Anyone with some experience / advice on marinas in A Coruna please? Day costs, which one good / bad / indifferent? Many thanks.
We were in marina coruna about 2 weeks ago and the staff were very helpful and the marina had a lot of space to manouvre. You can alps get fuel there too if required.
It is a bit further to the centre but it is a pleasant walk along the promenade.
Can't recall the price but I know it was cheaper than the solent!
Oh and they speak English too which is a help if you can't speak Spanish.
Wintered in the Real marina in centre of town. Lovely and cheap. Only problem was it's a bit wet over the winter. Still think it was our best stop on our trip (currently in Sardinia).
It’s drier than it used to be....
Ha! That was only two winters ago. Take a dehumidifier with you.
Top tip. Have a look at the posters location.......
Why?
Did you look?
Another tip, try asking the poster mentioned how long he has lived in.........Galicia.
As is complaining on behalf of another. Another is giving out unasked for tips.
A tip is not a complaint.
Didnt see the other poster ask for a tip about dehumidifiers.
A tip can certainly be a complaint. Your schoolteachers must have used it with you: "Young Sensible, let me give you a tip. Drop the pedantry". And you ignored them!
Didn't see any other poster being so pedantic. That's almost unheard of on the forum, I find.
As a fully grown word grasper, Im sure you understand 'patronising' too.
I was in Coruña a few weeks ago, the real marina was better from what I heard from a guy who stayed in both, I liked thr real one but toilets/showers are not great..
The bay on the other side is very nice.
Go to the bar "la bombilla" and ask for croquetas and calamares