37° 47.9′ N000° 48.0′ W

Anchorage·San Javier · Region of Murcia

Embarcadero Fondeadero Club Náutico Santiago de la Ribera

37° 47.9′ N 000° 48.0′ WUpdated on 27 September 2026

Call the harbour Website

VHF channel: —
Entrance depth: —
Max. depth: 2.0 m
Max. length: —
Berths: 300
Tidal range: —

Notices to mariners

The red light at “Canal de acceso, Boya a babor” (Fl(3)R 9s) is working irregularly (temporary notice).Source: IHM List of Lights (Libro de Faros)

The harbour

In a few words

Anchorage in San Javier, Region of Murcia, run by Real Club de Regatas de Santiago de la Ribera. It has 300 berths.

Does your boat fit?

It's tight: 0.0 m under the keel at low water.

Tight

Your boat: 11.4 m · 2.0 m, with 0.5 m of clearanceDepths from the sources, at low water

Access and approach

Arriving by sea

Inside there is up to 2 m of depth.

Nautical charts4710, 471A IHM

List of Lights

Lights on the approach

Club Náutico SANTIAGO DE LA RIBERA · Canal de acceso · Boya a babor
Fl(3)R 9s 3M
Irregular. Pintura en mal estado (T)
0.1 NM SENo. 24006
Club Náutico SANTIAGO DE LA RIBERA · Canal de acceso · Boya a estribor
Fl(3)G 9s 3M
0.1 NM ESENo. 24005

© Instituto Hidrográfico de la Marina. From the Libro de Faros y Señales Marítimas (Spanish List of Lights), data as of 27 September 2026: the lights within 0.6 nautical miles of the harbour's position, without special marks. Light names are as in the Spanish original. Not valid for navigation.

Technical data and berths

Berths and depths

Berths: 300
Depth inside: up to 2.0 m
Operator: Real Club de Regatas de Santiago de la Ribera

Services and facilities

What's ashore

Showers
Bar or restaurant

Boatyard and technical area

Hauling out the boat

Slipway

Sources for this page

Región de Murcia (carm.es)
The harbour's own website, data as of 26 September 2026
© Instituto Hidrográfico de la Marina: lights
Weather and sea: Open-Meteo · Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors

Data without a cited source is still to be checked. Before entering, check the charts, the notices to mariners and the harbour itself on VHF. All sources →

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