Rias Altas

[Wansworth]

Just back from a few days yachting around the rias.If its of interest to someone there is an empty "free" marina in Muxia .Its about two years old covered in bird ****e but a nice place to be if the winds blowing as It has been,you will have to climb round the gate or meet one of the locals who have access cards..as yet no facilities!For the last few weeks we have had strong north or northeasterlies in many cases there is more wind in the shelter of the rias then there is out at sea.

 

[Wife of Lofticus]

Thanks

Heading down that way tomorrow from La Coruna so thanks for the information. Wind seems to have changed yesterday and today but still good to know that Muxia is an option to tie up if needed, cheers.

 

[Wansworth]

Friends have been trying to go north for three weeks, they found Muxia after being in Camarinas,they say it(muxia) has better shelter....but no showers etc.As your down that way they paid 30 euros a night in Porto Sin which they thought a bit much for a 30 footer......ahve a good trip!

 

[Ardelloeixe]

Mogy wrote:

As your down that way they paid 30 euros a night in Porto Sin which they thought a bit much for a 30 footer......ahve a good trip!

Acording to transit fees in CNPortosin webpage, the price on high season for boats up to 10 metres is 19,92 Euros plus 18% VAT and that makes 23,50 Euros.

http://www.cnportosin.com/ACN/Disco/Cuotas/2/CuotasTransitos_ES.pdf

Every body can check the prices, for any services, on the web page in spanish, english or french.
http://www.cnportosin.com/


Cheers

 

[Wansworth]

Mogy wrote:


Acording to transit fees in CNPortosin webpage, the price on high season for boats up to 10 metres is 19,92 Euros plus 18% VAT and that makes 23,50 Euros.

http://www.cnportosin.com/ACN/Disco/Cuotas/2/CuotasTransitos_ES.pdf

Every body can check the prices, for any services, on the web page in spanish, english or french.
http://www.cnportosin.com/


Cheers

Well last week they paid 90 euros for three nights nic 32