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1 Reviews on “Port Chipiona”
A well-equipped marina. The entrance is easy to navigate, with good depth throughout, though it’s always smart to keep an eye on the tides and currents in this area. Once inside, the moorings are well-maintained, and the staff are helpful with docking assistance. The marina offers essential amenities, including clean showers, toilets, and a fuel dock. Wi-Fi is available but can be slow, especially during peak times. One of the perks of staying at Port Chipiona is its close proximity to the town center. A short walk takes you to local shops, restaurants, and the famous Chipiona Lighthouse, the tallest in Spain.