Second visit to this magnificent bay, this time on the return leg of a transatlantic regatta. Certainly there are some points to improve but great welcome, fair price €33 for 40 feet, exceptional tourist location, excellent and competitive supplies. A boat with standard equipment, gas bottles at the service station on the right. The Old Town is worth the detour and although the restaurants are twice as expensive as in Vigo, the atmosphere is pleasant.

A very friendly harbor master who helped us refuel. This place is an ideal stop for quick refueling and continuing the journey along the Atlantic coast.

We always research our marinas on Navily. This one didn't do too well. However, I learned firsthand that one must make their own decisions. As a blue water sailor, I don't care about things that aren't really important. Things like some broken planks, or rust in a shower and such. I care about people and their interactions with me, the foreigner. I also learned that as you call into the forest, the echo returns. We arrived here and received a VERY FRIENDLY WELCOME from the sailors and the office. Jane the secretary is super friendly and Fernando the marina manager was the same. He also helped us with important things. And if you see empty slips, don't assume they are for us tourist boats. They belong to other sailors. Would you like to see other boats in your berth? I wouldn't.

Comfortable and well organized, water sports, diving, etc...facing the old town.

We visited the Cíes Islands on a Taxi Mar. And then the Bayona marina. And the town, especially the old quarter, very beautiful and lively.

It has convenient access to Baiona from the sea. Good pontoons and attentive sailors.
The service area can improve a lot, bathrooms and parking are half-installed.