El Perello Marina, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

General - El Perello Marina was built in the mouth of one of the rivers that drains the lagoon, swamp, and rice fields of La Albefera. The approach and entrance are easy in all but E winds when it is not advised.

Position - 39º 17' N 0º 16' W

Charts - British Admiralty 1701 Spanish 476, 834 French 4719

Approach & Entrance - From the S pass Cabo Cullera. The coast is low and flat. The high rise buildings around El Perello Marina are easily identified as are the breakwaters closer in. From the N pass the harbour walls of Valencia. Closer in the high rise buildings around El Perello Marina are easily identified. To enter approach on a SW course, leave the head of the northern breakwater to 15m to starboard and leave the two heads of the other breakwater 25m to port.

Berths - Secure to the first pontoon on the port hand side and ask at the Club Nautico.

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Maximum Length - 12m

Water - On the pontoons.

Electric - On the pontoons.

Diesel & Petrol - From the Club Nautico

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Other Facilities & Services - 15 tonne crane. 10 tonne slipway. Engine repairs

Chandlers - Not Known
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Fishing Tackle - Not Known
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Shopping - Shops in the village close to El Perello Marina can supply everyday requirements.

Eating Out - A few restaurants, cafes and bars close to El Perello Marina. The Club Nautico has a restaurant

Transport -
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Train Service - Not known
Water Taxi - Not known
Ferry Service -Not known
Airport(s) - Not known
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Local Area - Sandy beaches on either side of the island. The rice fields inland attract a variety of aquatic birds.

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