Datos del Puerto Deportivo

This quay, which is situated in the cosmopolitan and dynamic city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, within one of the most important commercial harbours in the Atlantic (although it is completely independent from the main harbour), is the ideal place for making preparations for Atlantic crossings, such as the ARC (Atlantic Rally for Cruisers) Regatta, which sets out from this harbour every year with 200 participants from different countries.
The yacht quay currently has 1,250 mooring places, which makes this the biggest yacht quay in the Canaries, and it is protected by two seawalls that give shelter to a surface area of 210,000 m2. The main seawall is 680 metres long and there are 130 stern-to-pier mooring places that can accommodate vessels with a maximum length of 45 metres. The enclosing seawall, which is also 700 metres long, has five floating quays with 150 mooring places that can each accommodate a maximum length of 16 metres. On the harbour side, which lies adjacent to the city, there are 12 floating quays, with a total of 870 mooring places for boats with a maximum length of 16 metres.