Radazul

From SkipperGuide, the online cruising guide for sailing areas around the world

Navigation
waters	Atlantic > Canary Islands
political	Europe > Spain > Tenerife

coordinate: 28°24.05'N 016°19.40'W

Radazul is a small town, seven nautical miles southwards from Santa Cruz de Tenerife. There are some hotel buildings that stretches up at the steep coast and a quite large marina.

The marina is in a good condition and offers good infrastructure. There are some guest berths, which are well protected against bad weather. Because of the narrow entrance it can be dangerous to enter the marina under difficult conditions.

Contents 1 Approach 2 Infrastructure 3 Contact information 4 Images

[edit] Approach

• The marina lies below a steep coast with high rising hotel buildings. You can use them for navigation
• The breakwater must be rounded
• There are warnings to enter the marina at bad weather
• Before entering the marina: moor at the entrance at the harbour master (there is the fuel station, too). The marina can be called on VHF Channel 06

[edit] Infrastructure

• The showers are fair. Not superior, but measured by the common standards they are good.
• Shopping: There should be a shop on the hill but it couldn’t be found
• Eating and Drinking: on the marina area there is a restaurant and a bar. The restaurant will open about 21.00, earlier there are simple dishes at the bar.
• crane (load unknown)

[edit] Contact information

Radazul Marina
Tel:922 680550, Fax:922 680933, VHF Channel 9
ptoradaz@vanada.com

For more information on Radazul Marina from a recent visitor see [1]

[edit] Images