Puerto de Gandia, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

General - Puerto de Gandia is a commercial and fishing port on the E coast of Spain. Approach and entry are easy and there is good shelter once inside from all but SE gales. The yacht marina in on the N side of the harbour. The harbour is known for the large amount of oranges it exports.

Position - 39º 00' N 0º 09' W

Charts - British Admiralty 1458, 1701 Spanish 4752, 834 French 7296, 4719

Approach & Entrance - From the S round the high Cabo San Antonio. Pass the breakwaters of Denia and stay 4 miles off to avoid rough seas around the shallow area of Algar de la Almadraba. Puerto de Gandia can be recognized from the cranes, houses and breakwaters. From the N round Cabo Cullera. Puerto de Gandia can be identified by blocks of flats. To enter approach the northern breakwater on a W course and leave its head 50m to starboard. Follow the breakwater at this distance and the entrance to the yacht marina is dead ahead.

Berths - Ask at the Club Nautico

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VHF Ch - 9

Maximum Length - 25m

Water - On the pontoons.

Electric - On the pontoons.

Diesel - At the Club Nautico

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Other Facilities & Services - 70 tonne travel hoist. 10 tonne crane, Slipway. Repairs to engine. GRP work. Painting. Joinery.

Chandlers - Within the marina complex
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Fishing Tackle - Not Known
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Shopping - There are a few shops near the Club Nautico. More to the S and W of Puerto de Gandia and many more in the town of Gandia where there is also a daily market.

Eating Out - A few restaurants, cafes and bars around Puerto de Gandia and many more in the town of Gandia

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 - Worth visiting are; The Palace of the Dukes of Gandia, the Collegiate Church, the Castillo de Bayren, Cova de Parpallo and the monastery of San Jeronimo de Cotalba. Sandy beach to the N of the harbour

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