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Can you rent a yacht in Las Palmas – do I need a license?

Small boats (under a certain horsepower or length), electric boats, crewed yacht charters and gulet charters may not require a license. Larger boats or those with more powerful engines need a skipper’s license. Before you confirm your sailing trip to Las Palmas, please send us a copy and we will check it for you. You need to have the original copies on board, so don’t forget to take them. To sail in Spain, one of the following qualifications is necessary : • ICC (International Certificate of Competence), International, with valid Navigational and VHF licenses Prerequisites: RYA “Day Skipper Course” or complete the ICC Assessment form to prove competence from previous experience. If you do not have a skipper license, it is also possible to rent a boat with a skipper

Yacht charter Gran Canaria – the main ports

Las palmas (gran canaria).

The port La Luz, or often called Las Palmas Port, can be found halfway between Europe and the other two continents, Africa and America. Due to its suitable location, it has become one of the most important ports in the world in terms of international trade and maritime traffic. You can choose from several restaurants and bars here, and they provide drinking water, electricity, Wi-Fi and self-service laundry.

Puerto Mogán (Gran Canaria)

Located in the southwestern part of Gran Canaria, it is the beautiful port of a charming fishing village. A popular yacht harbor with a calm and friendly atmosphere. The village has plenty of shops, restaurants and bars to explore.

Marina del Sur (Tenerife)

This port is located in the tiny fishing town of Las Galletas, in the southern part of Tenerife. They have 126 moorings for yachts as long as 20 metres. They offer running water, electricity and security services available 24/7. The maximum depth is 2 metres at low tide and 7 metres at high tide. They also have a crane on spot, which is really helpful for maintenance work. There is also a recreational centre as well as several cafés, restaurants and shops nearby. yacht charter in Tenerife

Marina Rubicón (Lanzarote)

It is located in the resort town of the port on the south coast of Lanzarote. A modern port capable of accommodating more than 500 ships and offering a range of services; fuel stations, boat repair and boat rental. The harbor is surrounded by shops, restaurants and leisure facilities, making it a popular destination for boaters.

Puerto Calero (Lanzarote)

It is a luxury marina on the southwest coast of Lanzarote, near the resort town of Puerto del Carmen. It offers moorings for more than 400 boats and upscale amenities such as boutiques, gourmet restaurants and a yacht club. The harbor also hosts various sailing events and regattas throughout the year. yacht charter Lanzarote

MarinaLas Galletas is located on the south coast of Tenerife. A medium-sized port capable of accommodating approximately 300 ships.

Puerto Deportivo Radazul (Tenerife)

: A port in the coastal town of Radazul on the east coast of Tenerife. It offers mooring options for recreational and fishing boats. The marina is located in a picturesque bay surrounded by cliffs, with sheltered waters and stunning views of the coast.

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The climate diagrams are based on 30 years of hourly weather model simulations. They give good indications of typical climate patterns and expected conditions (temperature, precipitation, sunshine, and wind). The “mean daily maximum” (solid red line) shows the maximum temperature of an average day for every month for Las Palmas. Likewise, the “mean daily minimum” (solid blue line) shows the average minimum temperature.

The wind rose for Las Palmas shows how many hours per year the wind blows from the indicated direction. The diagram for Las Palmas shows the days per month, during which the wind reaches a certain speed.

Day 1. Las Palmas – Santa Cruz de Tenerife 117,25 km (72,86 nm), Day 2. Santa Cruz de Tenerife – Puerto Mogán 18,55 km (11,52 nm), Day 3. Puerto Mogán – San Sebastian de la Gomera 40,05 km (24,89 nm), Day 4. San Sebastian de la Gomera – Playa de Vallehermoso 84,05 km (52,23 nm), Day 5. Playa de Vallehermoso – Santa Cruz de la Palma 78,26 km (48,63 nm), Day 6. Santa Cruz de la Palma – Puerto Colón 137,09 km (85,19 nm), Day 7. Puerto Colón – Las Palmas 87,00 km (54,06 nm)

Day 1. Las Palmas – San Miguel Marina 84,92 km (52,77 nm), Day 2. San Miguel Marina – Los Cristianos 72,73 km (45,19 nm), Day 3. Los Cristianos – San Sebastian de la Gomera 100,05 km (62,17 nm), Day 4. San Sebastian de la Gomera – Santa Cruz de la Palma 22,94 km (14,26 nm), Day 5. Santa Cruz de la Palma – Puerto de Vueltas 73,34 km (45,57 nm), Day 6. Puerto de Vueltas – Santa Cruz de Tenerife 120,86 km (75,10 nm), Day 7. Santa Cruz de Tenerife – Las Palmas 136,21 km (84,64 nm)

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CANARY ISLANDS YACHT CHARTERS

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There are 99 sailboats available for charter in Canary Islands, prices start from ₽82,350 per week. Most budget friendly option for a vacation.

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19 catamarans available for rent in Canary Islands, form ₽196,470 for 1 week charter. Ideal option for group of friends or family vacation.

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Average yacht charter cost in Canary Islands starts from ₽268,380 per week. Graphic below represents fluctuation of charter prices in Canary Islands during the year, based on a sample of 50 boats ranging from 40 to 50-foot. This graphic shows months with lowest prices during the year as well high season when prices are above average. Before booking the boat at lowest rate, please check sailing conditions as usually best prices are during off season.

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The province of Las Palmas combine the eastern islands, with flat  landscapes and long virgin beaches. Not every island can offer secure  anchorages or comfortable marinas and there is little organized  entertainment or sightseeing on some of them. But more and more sailors  are discovering this most unique cruising area, where everyone can find  any type of sailing vacation to their liking. Each island has plenty of  sunshine and splendid beaches, but also acquires its own  characteristics.

Tenerife yacht charters

Tenerife means “Snowy Mountain”, a tribute to its dormant volcano  of Mount Teide, Spain's highest peak. Due to its unusual rough and steep  shape of landmass, Tenerife has two different climate zones: lush  vegetation and rainfall you will fined sailing to the north, while sunny  and dry in the south. Tenerife has the most of yacht charter  attraction: spectacular volcanic scenery, water sports, extravagant  luxury resorts and vibrant nightlife.

La Palma boat rentals

This is the world's steepest island. It lies on the northwestern  tip of the archipelago and has a cool, moist climate and lush  vegetation. The mountains are covered with forests of pine and giant  fern. The center of the island is dominated by La Caldera de Taburiente,  a volcano's massive crater. National park status is a sign of its  botanical and geological significance. The international Observatory  crowns the summit.

Sailing el Hierro

Sailing to the furthest west island you will fine El Hierro, the  smallest in Canaries. It is not so popular with a holiday crowd, but has  got its fame with naturalists for its unusual fauna and flora. The  turquoise seas of the south coast attract a lot of scuba divers, who  base themselves in the small fishing village of La Restinge.

La Gomera sailing

This island is the most accessible. It's scenery is glorious: Rock  pinnacles protrude out steep slopes covered with ferns; terraced  hillsides glow with palms and flowering creeps. Sailing to La Gomera do  not miss the best part of this island – the Parque Nacional de  Garajonay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Some places are associated with  Columbus, who got his water supplies here. According to legend he also  prayed in the Iglesia de la Asuncion, and stayed at a local house. The  Eastern Islands (Gran Canaria, Lanzarote and Fuerteventure ) belong two  the province of Las Palmas.

Gran Canaria bareboat charter

It is the biggest Canarian Island and is the most popular  sailing destination with vast variety of boat rentals. It's capital La  Palmas de Gran is the largest city in the Canaries. And Maspalomas, in  the south, is one of the biggest resorts in Spain, which consist of  several separate complexes. Set sails and head to San Agustin one of the  serene places with dark sand beaches, sheltered by low cliffs.

Playa del Ingles is the largest and liveliest, with 50 discos and 300  restaurants. Unlike most of the hotels you will have a great sea view  from the board of your sailing yacht or catamaran.

Dumas de Maspalomas

The name speaks for itself: dunes form a nature reserve and are  protected from further development. This sailing destination will offer  you hard-to-resist packages: excursions, go-karts, camel safaris and fun  fairs. Best of these include Palmitos Park, with exotic birds in  subtropical gardens; and Sioux City, a fun-packed Western theme park.

Lanzarote yacht charter itinerary

Set sails and explore the 4th largest of the Canary Islands.  Although it has no trees, there is no lack of visitors, due to its  amazing shapes and stunning colors of its volcanic landscapes. Despite  low rainfall, crops flourish in its rich black volcanic soil. This yacht  charter destination claims to be the most family-oriented place.  Sailors come here mostly not for nightlife and loud fiestas, but for  tranquility and relaxation. They can find both: either sunbathing on  fine beaches and skin diving in eerie emerald-colored lagoons, or  exploring the most impressive volcanic sites in the Montanas del Fuego  (Fire Mountains) and taking camel rides across the mountains.

Sailing to Fuerteventura

It is the second largest of the Canary Islands, after Tenerife,  and the most sparsely populated: it’s 69,500 inhabitants are  outnumbered by goats. Just 60 miles (100 km) off the Atlantic coast off  Morocco, the island is under constant attacks by coastal winds. No  wonder that every summer the island hosts the windsurfing and kite  boarding World Cup.

The island used to be densely wooded, but European settlers cut down  the timber for shipbuilding. Now the only significant income for the  islanders is tourism, though it is not at its high peak yet. However,  sun-lovers are beginning to flock to its more than 150 pristine beaches.  It is one of few islands where it will be easy to find privacy and  seclusion. The island is popular with water sports fans and naturalists,  as well.

Cuisine of the Canary Islands is incredibly unique, because it  uses the most unusual exotic fruit and vegetables and seafood, unknown  to most of us: wreck fish, damselfish, dentex, parrot-fish.

Over the centuries the local cuisine has been under Spanish,  Portuguese and North African influence, but it has managed to retain its  main feature - simplicity and freshness. Delicacies, like lapas  (limpets), are available only for a few months during summer, and are  served simply grilled (a la plancha). Other types of fish are usually  fried, baked in salt crust or dried in the sun. Meats, like pork or  beef, are prepared according to the ancient local tradition.

The islanders grow a certain type of potato unknown elsewhere and are  proud to deliver its favorite dish - "papas arrugadas" (wrinkly  potatoes), made by boiling potatoes in their skins in very salty water,  sometimes even in seawater. One of many Canarian creations is "soap de  pescados tinerfena: it is Tenerife fish soup of sea bass and potatoes,  seasoned with saffron and cumin. There are so many more dishes to try  here: succulent tropical fruits, delicious honey pastries, traditional  cheeses, roasted maize meals, etc.

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Sailing boat Oceanis 51.1 available for charter in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

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Yacht Oceanis 45 available for charter in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

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Catamaran Voyage 440 for hire in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

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Yacht Bavaria 46 Cruiser for rent in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

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Sailing yacht Bavaria 46 Cruiser for rent in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

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Sailing boat Sun Odyssey 519 for charter in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

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Sailing boat Dufour 512 Grand Large for hire in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

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Catamaran Lagoon 39 for hire in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

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Yacht Dufour 460 Grand Large for charter in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

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Sailing yacht Dufour 512 Grand Large available for charter in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

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Gran Canaria Yacht Charter

Going on a sailing vacation can be a fun and exciting adventure for everyone. Booking a Gran Canaria yacht charter will allow you to experience all that the Gran Canaria has to offer. If you are planning to schedule a Gran Canaria yacht charter you may want to reserve the boat well in advance. There are times during the peak tourism season that it can be nearly impossible to get the boat that you want. However if you reserve in advance you will know that the boat will be waiting for you when you arrive. Also consider your own sailing experience before choosing a boat, as some vessels are easier to maneuver than others.

Gran Canaria is an island in the Canary Islands of Volcanic Origin. It hosts beautiful sandy beaches, rocky coasts, mountainous areas and exciting towns and cities. Las Palmas is a good starting point and you can take in the city before setting sail. Fishing, sun bathing and swimming can be done from a Gran Canaria yacht charter. When you tire of relaxation, you can anchor at interesting coastal towns and take in the sights.

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Dehler - 41 | 10 people  (2012)

From €285 per day.

Puma - Cubic 70 | 10 people  (2002)

From €429 per day.

Lagoon - 440 | 7 people  (2007)

From €1,029 per day.

Lagoon - Lagoon 46 | 12 people  (2024)

From €1,566 per day.

Quicksilver - 440 | 4 people  (2007)

From €250 per day.

HATTERAS - 52 | 12 people  (2005)

From €950 per day.

Jeanneau - Sun Odyssey 26 | 4 people  (2003)

From €243 per day.

Jeanneau - Sun Odyssey 35 | 6 people  (2005)

- Oceanis 51.1 | 10 people  (2015)

From €643 per day.

DEHLER - 41 | 10 people  (2012)

From €428 per day.

BENETEAU - OCEANIS 45 | 10 people  (2014)

From €400 per day.

JEANNEAU - SUN ODYSSEY 37 | 10 people  (2017)

From €314 per day.

Antaviana - Vissiers 55 | 10 people  (1988)

From €750 per day.

BAVARIA - 42 | 10 people  (2004)

From €557 per day.

Dufour - Dufour 460 Grand Large | 10 people  (2016)

From €356 per day.

Elan - Elan Impression 434 | 10 people  (2005)

Bavaria - 40 Cruiser | 8 people  (2001)

From €457 per day.

BAVARIA - 49 | 12 people  (2005)

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The average cost of renting a boat in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is approximately €455 per day. Various factors can influence the cost of a boat charter, such as the season, the year the boat was built, and the equipment. Prices can range between €48 and €3,262 per day.

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The cost of a skipper varies depending on the destination and the owner of the boat. In Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, the average price for a skipper is about €134 per day.

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In Las Palmas de Gran Canaria there are 19 boats available for rent without a license. Additionally, you can rent many boats with a skipper.

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The maximum capacity for boats in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is 13 people. Note that if you rent a boat with a skipper, they are included in the total number of people.

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The cost of renting a boat in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria generally includes amenities such as Bimini, VHF, Sounder, and more.

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Puerto de la Luz , to give its official name, is a busy commercial port located on the NE corner of the island of Gran Canaria. It’s the traditional re-supply port for transatlantic vessels and is one of Spain’s main ports.

Marina Las Palmas (Puerto Deportivo), the only berthing facility for yachts in the port, lies at the southern end of the main harbor. It is administered by the Port Authority. Bookings are not possible. Notification of your arrival is recommended. E-mail [email protected].

The yacht marina has evolved over the years from a dirty public inner-city marina to a modern berthing facility with much-improved services, on-site restaurants and shops.

This is the home of the Atlantic Rally for Cruisers (ARC) which departs from Las Palmas for St. Lucia in the Caribbean every November.

Cruiser Highlights:

Excellent provisioning options with boat delivery; all types of tank filling; repair services and boatyard; marina chandlery; interesting island to explore; ferry link to Cadiz on mainland Spain; cheap flights from all over Europe; port 30 mins from airport.

Entrance Notes and Cautions: 

For yachts approaching from the north or northeast, the first land to come into view is La Isleta, the peninsula north of the city,  The port of La Luz y Las Palmas lies about two miles south and is protected by the Reina Sofia breakwater (this is the outer breakwater) which is being extended.  A green navigation buoy has been stationed 500m south of the breakwater to alert mariners. It is obligatory to pass to the south of this buoy on entering the port.

Once inside the port, the entrance into the marina can be hard to detect and the situation is made more confusing by the entrance being marked by two red flashing lights. One red flashing light located at the eastern end of the northern marina breakwater must be left to starboard, the other at the northern end of the main (southern) marina breakwater must be left to port. Vessels should favor the starboard side of the narrow entrance as the port side is fouled and shallow.

There are often large commercial vessels lying at anchor or manoeuvring to the south and east of the port which help to mark the position of the port, particularly when arriving from the south.  Be aware of a small breakwater close to the shore, south of the marina entrance which is well market and lit.

VHF 11 is the marina working channel.

All arriving yachts should go the marina reception berth (long pontoon on the port-hand side as you enter, below the port/marina office) where a port official will meet you and assign a berth. At night tie up alongside the reception pontoon or anchor just north of the marina entrance.

Berthing during October and November is severely restricted due to the ARC. See Docking section for more details.

If planning on anchoring just south of Las Palmas in Salinetas Bay, be aware this is where the WACS communications cable for the island comes ashore and great care should be taken to avoid anchoring over the cable. See this news item for more details.

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28°09’N, 15° 25’W.

Last updated:  July 2023

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About LP, I forgot to mention about matriculation tax, we have had an unpleasant customs visit , the guys asked me a lot of questions to know when we flew to the islands, how many time we stayed here and here. They wanted me to write in spanish on an official Agencia Tributaria paper. Their explanations were not very clear about this bloody tax. I asked them: is n’t better to look for drug dealers and so on than create pressure on yacht owners who let gently a lot of euros in their economy with yacht maintenance, restaurants, supermarkets and so on? So liveaboards, no vat yachts, beware, Mr Sanchez’s bureaucracy is hunting “wealthy” tourists… As well, we have decided to go to Portugal, considering our 183 days credit will end soon…I do not want to flirt with this spanish disaster considering my 60′ explorer trawler…. Last but not least, they mentionned my MMSI number on the carbon paper….

Hello, I would like to add an info about the matriculation tax. As mentionned below, I have been desapointed to learn I should not stay more than 183 days in the sunny canarias islands without flirting with a possible disaster: become de facto a spanish resident and … pay the matriculation tax on my boat. I spoke this morning with a very exquisite lady in the Customs headquarter in Las Palmas. She gave me a different answer than what is explained by X or Y on the pontoons or marinas offices. Two situations must be taken in consideration: 1 you have sold everything in your country, you have no more house or official adress , so you are a real liveaboard. That means you are no more a fiscal resident in your country. More than 183 days in Spain, you are now a resident and must pay if you do not organize in time your status all import tax ( as matriculation tax on yachts) 2 you still pay taxes on your income and you own or rent properties in your country, you still keep an adress where you declare your profits or benefices to your administration. Good news! I f you provide a Certificat de residence fiscal ( sorry in french) to Agencia Tributaria ( aduanas dept) ,you will be authorized to enjoy your yacht in Spain more than 183 days in a year.You must bring it or post it with infos concerning owner(s) and yacht. Sorry for my broken english, end of the day…

Excellent accueil de Las Palmas Marina, à joindre en approche sur le 11 VHF. Vrai professionnalisme et grande courtoisie des marins, formalités d’accueil sans perte de temps et avec le sourire malgré les masques au bureau du port! Les tarifs sont plus que compétitifs et la ville offre évidemment de très nombreuses ressources sans oublier la petite plage devant le mouillage d’attente. M/V Balder VIII février 2021

Rude staff, expensive, clearly spoiled by ARC.

I paid €29.78 for one night stay for my 25 ft monohull. The staff got offended when I complained the price and suggested me to move to some other place if I don’t like it (after I have told them I had a mechanical problem). The worst marina I have ever seen.

I received exelecent service in the Rolnautic boat yard in Las Palmas. I discovered a leak in the rubber seal on my stern tube 2 days before the start of the ARC + 2018. I went to the boatyard at 9 am. They sent a mechanic to by boat at 11am It was lifted at 2pm and back in the water at 6 that evening. Job Done. The charge was reasonable and I made the start line for the ARC Coulnt praise Rolnautic enough Conor Yacht – Porto Salgado

With regards to getting gas bottles filled at the DISA plant (see https://www.noonsite.com/Countries/CanaryIslands/LasPalmasdeGranCanaria/DISA for directions) we’ve had variable success with them this week.

On the first visit they said that they can only fill two cylinders per customer, not three as shown on the Noonsite page. We returned the next day to fill our third cylinder and was told that it was ‘impossible’ as it had the ‘wrong valve’. It had exactly the same valve as the cylinders they’d filled the day before.

Friends on another boat have had a similarly random experience. The excuse that they got was that it wasn’t possible to see the hydraulic test date despite the fact that it was clearly visible and their bottle was 4 years ‘newer’ than the ones that we managed to get filled.

I guess it depends on who picks up the bottles on the day you visit. The RolNautic chandlers are able to fill some bottles, but they’re eye-wateringly expensive.

On approach to the port (1/4/18) we could not get an answer on the radio and when we arrived were told there were no spaces but we could stay overnight on the visitor’s pontoon. This was also the response to some friends and appears to be there first response to most visitors. The following morning we were allocated a mooring and so were our friends. At this point, the service we received was professional and welcoming (thank you, Fernando).

The price for our catamaran (80.42m2) was good in comparison to other marinas on the Islands, 11.67 per day, water and electric very reasonable an worked out on the length of stay. The berth was well maintained with good access to electricity and water. Laundry is expensive 8 Euros for a 5kg wash.

Alisios sailing was very helpful in getting some bits for us but failed to tell us of the shipping charges which more than doubled the price of our goods making them stupidly expensive. Rolanautic (in the marina complex) were good for most chandlery items and pleasant service. My cycles were stolen from the pontoon, it seems that bike theft is big business in the marina alone with begging. The marina sent us to the port police in the main port, a long walk. They did follow it up with a visit but it is such a regular occurrence I suspect they-they were just following protocol.

Overall nice place to visit: No does not always mean no, nail everything down and buyer beware.

I was in Las Palmas in January 2017 and the marina had no space for a 10m yacht. I spent 4 days at the waiting pier and was finally asked to leave or go to the anchorage. My repairs were not completed, but my boat was seaworthy, so I left. Puerto de Las Nieves – albeit small – was much more accommodating, and I could finish everything there.

Fast forward to April 2017 and my visit of the islands is complete, so I was looking for a place where I could leave my boat for 3 months (April, May and June, maybe July). I sent (the marina) many emails with no answers, and many phone calls were not returned. Finally, I decided to just show up.

They told me they would give me a spot for 3 months, but I would have to stay on board, which defeated the purpose. They could not find a spot for a 10m yacht for 3 months during low season in spite of all the free space!

Although the staff is friendly, this port is the most disorganised port I’ve seen. I feel it takes months of advance planning to have a spot there. Or maybe they just don’t care.

Plastimo liferafts can be serviced in Las Palmas check out oceanproducts.es They speak good English and are happy for their work to be watched.

We are on the pontoon next to the reception. For a week now we have been complaining that the showers in the building close by, just east of the CEPSA fuel dock has no hot water. Yesterday, just after midday we got hold of the marina manager who promised the problem had been fixed and that we just had to wait for the boiler to warm up. Still this morning no hot water.

When we once again reported the problem in the marina office the person knew nothing of the mater. It seems as if you can report a problem an infinite number of times but a written notice is soon ignored.

Warning: the statement above that it is difficult to obtain a place in the marina only before the ARC is not true anymore. Even in mid-December, the marina is completely full and yachts are requested to anchor north of the marina to wait for a place. Unfortunately, there is currently no working reservation system, even yachts that report having a reservation are requested to anchor. Communication with the marina is very poor.

None of the telephone numbers that are listed here nor on the marina’s website were picked up although we tried many times over several days. So the only option is to sail here and wait for an unknown amount of time. There seems to be a waiting list, but the marina’s staff does not answer VHF calls regularly, so even finding out one’s place on the waiting list is difficult. Such poor organization took us by surprise for the biggest marina in the Canary Islands.

We asked Alisios Sailing Center if it’s possible to repair our 3 sails (main, Genoa and cutter). They said we have first to bring our sails to them. Before they can not say if it’s possible to do that kind of repairs (very usual repairs in my opinion).

They couldn’t say us a date it will be finished. So we said we will bring our sails one by one so they could start with the repairs on our cutter sail so that we could still do our sailing trip to La Gomera with the remaining sails.

After our trip, we visited the shop (No phone call was made to us that it is repaired). In the shop, they said the sail was repaired and asked us to pay the bill. I looked at our sail and couldn’t really spot out the repairs where repairs were needed in our opinion, so I asked kindly if they can show me the repairs they made.

Unwilling they tried to find the spots. They found some indeed, big patches of repairs, where I didn’t know of any damaged spots. Next time I go to the sailmaker, I ask him to open these patches, to see what’s under these patches.

When I asked if it’s not possible to repair the spots I wanted to get repaired, they answered very annoyed that it’s difficult and they have to open a big seam. And if their sewing machine brokes down, it takes a long time to repair the machine.

I just thought “Yes ok, as a sailmaker you have to open a seam from time to time. And if my sewing machine broke down all the time as a sailmaker, I would buy me a second one and don’t make their problem customers one.”

I just stopped any further repairs on my two other sails. When talking to others on the pontoons, they said they know of others having no good experiences.

In my opinion, they don’t want to fix the problem of the customers, they just look if they can earn some little money on little repairs. Wouldnt have been a problem if they just have honestly said that to me before they start any repairs.

Avoid the boatyard here. Questionable charges will appear on your final bill and they will not release the boat until they are paid. No negotiation and the manager Carlos is quite rude. Charges for labour even during siesta. Others on our pontoon have had similar experiences – I guess they think we are all passing through and won’t see us again anyway. Suggest you try Real Nautico instead. You have been warned.

This comment was posted elsewhere on the site – 26 October 2015: I can confirm that the DISA plant in Gran Canaria does refill propane bottles/tanks. We have a 6 kg Calor bottle/tank from the UK. They filled it with no adaptor needed. Take the highway from the Muelle Deportivo towards the airport, about 17 km.

Take the Salinetas exit. There is an IKEA Almacen, which is the second IKEA on the way to the airport. Go past that and take a right on the second roundabout, in front of the Mercadora supermarket. The entrance to the DISA plant is on your left. They also filled smaller propane bottles from Croatia with no adaptor required.

First ponton from entrance “T” is Very busy because of swell entering in marina

This charge was for Light Dues. See http://www.noonsite.com/Countries/CanaryIslands?rc=Formalities#Fees for more details. As Light Dues are charged every 30 days, it does make short stays expensive.

Posted on behalf of Direct Yacht Deliveries: We just got charged €200 (44ft catamaran) by the authorities for stopping off in LasPalmas for 2 nights. This was not the berthing fee. Our other boat visited Tenerife and was not charged.

Marina internet is now via a paid service, approx 10 euro a week, cheaper for longer. Laundry open 24 hours. Oct 2014

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Here are a selection of superyachts which are similar to Sunny yacht which are believed to be available for charter. To view all similar luxury charter yachts click on the button below.

40m | Benetti

from $165,000 p/week

38m | Custom

from $60,000 p/week

Imperial Princess Beatrice

40m | Princess

from $188,000 p/week ♦︎

Marina Wonder

38m | Gulf Craft

from $118,000 p/week ♦︎

37m | Couach

from $161,000 p/week ♦︎

42m | Benetti

from $193,000 p/week ♦︎

San Antonio

45m | Custom

from $21,000 p/week ♦︎

40m | Dynamiq

from $107,000 p/week ♦︎

43m | Yildiz Shipyard

from $236,000 p/week ♦︎

Sweet Caroline

39m | IAG Yachts

from $130,000 p/week

39m | Rossinavi

from $86,000 p/week ♦︎

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