capnsensible
Well-known member
This is mostly for Stu, didn't want to hijack another thread! But I figured others may find it useful.
For 907, two choices. There is a Repsol depot about fifteen minutes walk on the road that goes out past the cemetery. Very cheap.
Outside the marina, two minutes away is the Panorama bar. Next door is a shop that sells signs and number plates. They have 907s to swap, bit more expensive. The supplier is a guy called Dirk who operates from Estepona.
For bigger bottles like the 4.5kg, he will fill them. The depot won't. It's easy if you are sailing up to Estepona and ring him first or call anyway to arrange a swap.
0034 616 969 496
He is Dutch and speaks perfect English. I know all this because as well as knowing him personally, he used to advertise in our Straits Sailing Handbook. Page 148!!!
Hope this helps anyone passing through. The marina is great but buy your fuel in Gib! Top tip. :encouragement:
For 907, two choices. There is a Repsol depot about fifteen minutes walk on the road that goes out past the cemetery. Very cheap.
Outside the marina, two minutes away is the Panorama bar. Next door is a shop that sells signs and number plates. They have 907s to swap, bit more expensive. The supplier is a guy called Dirk who operates from Estepona.
For bigger bottles like the 4.5kg, he will fill them. The depot won't. It's easy if you are sailing up to Estepona and ring him first or call anyway to arrange a swap.
0034 616 969 496
He is Dutch and speaks perfect English. I know all this because as well as knowing him personally, he used to advertise in our Straits Sailing Handbook. Page 148!!!
Hope this helps anyone passing through. The marina is great but buy your fuel in Gib! Top tip. :encouragement:
