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Marina del Sur really impressed me with its welcoming vibe and friendly atmosphere. From the moment ... Read more about this listing
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1 Reviews on “Marina San Miguel”
Arriving at this marina, we found the entrance quite narrow, which can be challenging, especially with strong winds or swell. Once inside, the marina is well-protected, though maneuvering can be tight, particularly in the long-side spots at the back. The marina is busy with jet ski rentals, but they cause minimal disturbance. The restaurant near the entrance offers a fantastic view and excellent cuisine, though it’s slightly pricier than average. The marina office hours are somewhat unconventional, opening only from 10 AM to 5 PM. Limited nearby shopping requires a trip of 6-10 kilometers for a decent supermarket. This marina is a good choice for a tourist stop, especially if you’re interested in golfing, as there are several courses nearby.