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1 Reviews on “Playa de la Perdiguera”
A calm and well-protected anchorage, especially with its natural shelter from most wind directions. The holding here is solid, with a sandy seabed providing a reliable grip for your anchor. However, the water is relatively shallow, so it’s essential to pay attention to your draft when approaching. It’s a simple anchorage, lacking any nearby facilities or amenities, so you’ll need to be self-sufficient. That said, it’s easy enough to reach nearby La Manga or other local spots if you need to top up supplies.