Puerto de Segur de Calafell, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

General - Puerto de Segur de Calafell is a small artificial yacht harbour built offshore and connected to the coast road by a causeway. The entrance is dangerous in strong winds between W - S.

Position - 41º 11' N 1º 36' E

Charts - British Admiralty 1704 French 4827 Spanish 871

Approach & Entrance;
From the south - Puerto de Coma-Ruga which is built out to sea is easily seen as is Puerto de Segur de Calafell in the closer approach.
From the north - Pass the modern harbour at Aigualdoc and the large Puerto de Vilanova i la Geltru. The power station at Foix is easily identified. In the closer approach Puerto de Segur de Calafell is easily seen.
To enter - The entrance is close to the shore and careful sounding is required. Approach the W side of the harbour on a N course. Leave the length of he breakwater at 20m to starboard and round its head at 10m onto an E course. Entrance is forbidden during the hours of darkness. Contact the port captain By VHF or phone prior to entry.

Berths - Contact the port captain By VHF or phone prior to entry. Secure to the visitors pontoon immediately to starboard on entry and await allocation of a berth.

Marina Contact ;
Tel - 977 690 502
Fax -
Email -
VHF Ch - 9 and 27

Maximum Length -

Water - On the pontoons.

Electric - On the pontoons.

Diesel & Petrol - On the fuel quay

Security -

Internet -

Other Facilities & Services - Engine repairs. 6 tonne crane. Slipway. Chandlers.

Shopping - Shops in the town

Eating Out - Restaurants, bars and cafes in the town

Local Area - Visit the 12th century castle 2 miles inland at Calafell. Good sandy beaches on either side of the harbour.

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