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Originally a fishing village, the area has evolved into a quiet yet welcoming port for sailors looki... Read more about this listing
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A picturesque harbor known for its dramatic setting and historical significance. This small port is ... Read more about this listing
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The facilities are practical, with electricity and water at the docks, as well as Wi-Fi for staying ... Read more about this listing
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Originally a modest fishing port established in the 16th century, it has evolved into a bustling por... Read more about this listing
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Marina equipped with modern facilities, including a fuel station, a crane for boat repairs, and a su... Read more about this listing
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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
2 Reviews on “Puerto Los Gigantes”
A range of services including fueling, boat repair, and maintenance, alongside modern facilities such as Wi-Fi, showers, and laundry.
The surrounding area is a vibrant hub of restaurants, shops, and recreational activities. The port’s history is deeply intertwined with the local culture, with the towering cliffs serving as a constant reminder of the region’s volcanic past.
Beyond its maritime significance, Puerto Los Gigantes is also home to the Masca Valley, a must-visit for its views and hiking trails.
The marina is often packed, which can make mooring tricky, especially for larger boats. The amenities, like the showers and toilets, were basic and in need of an upgrade.
On a positive note, the marina offers necessary services like electricity and wifi, and it’s conveniently close to good restaurants and shops. If you’re drawn to the beautiful surroundings and don’t mind navigating a busy marina, it might still be worth a visit. Just be prepared for a bit of a juggling act with space and communication.