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Marina La Gomera

Port in La Gomera, Spain

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Phone number: +34 922 141 769

Marina equipped with modern facilities, including a fuel station, a crane for boat repairs, and a supermarket for provisions. It also offers 290 berths for boats up to 20 meters in length. The marina’s strategic location, just 130 nautical miles from the Moroccan coast, makes it a popular choice for sailors embarking on transatlantic voyages.

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Anecdotes

Map ➪ Spain ➪ La Gomera
Did you know that the Romans, who once ruled much of Spain? The Aqueduct of Segovia, with its 167 arches gracefully cutting through the heart of the city, carrying water just as efficiently today as it did centuries ago. Read Spain sailing guide to know more. King Alfonso X of Castile once decreed that taverns should serve food with wine to prevent public drunkenness. To comply, innkeepers started covering wine glasses with slices of bread or ham, thus 'tapas,' which means 'to cover,' was born.
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