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1 Reviews on “Real Club Náutico de Cádiz”
The staff, though friendly and helpful, have faced some issues; the marina has undergone renovations and there have been occasional hiccups, such as faulty electrical connections and delays in addressing them. Facilities include water and electricity at the berths, but be prepared for some minor inconveniences. The marina is adjacent to an active container terminal, which can create noise, and the surrounding construction can be disruptive. The jetty may also feel a bit outdated, with some work still ongoing. Despite these drawbacks, the marina’s location is a key advantage. It provides easy access to Cádiz’s picturesque streets, excellent restaurants, and cultural sites. The recent improvements, such as the new pool, add value, although the marina’s overall condition and the path to the city could be better.