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| Main Features of the Marina | |
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| Location: |
Latitude: 09º 12´ N - Longitude: 38º 42´ W See interactive map |
| Town: | Alcântara - Lisboa |
| Operator's name: | Administração do Porto de Lisboa |
| Address: | Doca de Alcântara |
| Postal Code: | 1399-012 Lisboa |
| Phone: | +351 213 922 048/58 |
| Fax: | +351 213 922 085 |
| E-Mail: | doca.alcantara@portodelisboa.pt |
| Internet Portal: | www.portodelisboa.pt |
| Radio Contact: | VHF 12 - 74 |
| Reception Desk Hours: | 08h00-13:00/14:00-19h00 |
| Distances: | Leixões 173M; Sines 56M; Lagos 129M; Vilamoura 155M |
| Entrance draught: | 7,0 m |
| Max. Draught: | 10,0 m |
| Type of Structures: | Floating Pontoons |
| Berths: | 442 |
| Winds: | When strong winds from S and SW the sea breacks completely across the entrace channel bar. |
| Streams: | Crosscurrents ebb and flood. |
| Visibility: | Usually good; Fog from Nov. to Feb. |
| General Information: | The dock is located inside Alcântara port area, 1M upstream the Bridge 25 April. A small basin protects the entrance from the current. It's the most likely spot for a visiting Yacht to find a place. A wire fence surrounds the dock area. |
| Entrance: | To approach Lisbon from the north, via the north channel, once 1- 2M off south Stª Marta lighthouse, head 080º until the backbearing mark Guia-Stª Marta on 285º and head 105º. The shore on port hand at S. Julião will be about 300m and the minimal depth 5,2m. After turning to port, keep northern of the leading lights (Gibalta- Esteiro-Mama-047º) until Gibalta, if outbound traffic so dictates. Either approaching from the south or choosing taking the south channel due to swell, head to the fairway buoy. The leading bearing Gibalta-Esteiro-Mama, on 047º leads you between S. Julião and Bugio until Gibalta. A set of 4 green buoys limit the shoal surrounding Bugio. Once at Gibalta turn upriver skirting the north shore 300m off until Torre de Belém. All the docks are placed on the north side of the Tagus River. |
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