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Marina de Lagos

474 pontoon berths for yachts up to 30 meters, equipped with water, electricity with 16/32/64 Amp. supplies. Marina basin dredged to -2,80 meters.

Tariffs are defined according to class of vessel, depending on LOA and beam. Berthing fees are based on whatever is greater – berth length or boat LOA, including extras not mentioned in the boat's registration. VAT must be added to all prices.

Payments can be made in cash, major credit cards (conditions apply) or bank transfer.

There is an 80-metre long waiting pontoon to starboard of the marina entrance, just before the metal lifting bridge, where boats must stop to check-in at the Reception Office. 

Skippers must provide boat registration, insurance and crew documents. The receptionists will carry out the check-in and will help with official formalities, if required.

The marina’s lifting bridge will open on demand via VHF 9, during the above hours. However, pedestrians have right of way 10 minutes before the departure of trains from the Lagos train station (updated departure timetable from Lagos available at www.cp.pt).

Call “Marina de Lagos” on VHF 09, referring boat name and requesting bridge opening to enter or exit the marina. Do not leave your berth without receiving the marina’s confirmation about the next bridge opening time, especially in severe weather conditions or with limited maneuverability.

Low rise motor boats may normally pass below without opening. Inbound boats have right of way.

Access to our pontoons and facilities is controlled by security keys, available from Reception, for a returnable deposit. Visitors must return the keys and collect their deposit on departure. These keys give access to private areas of exclusive use of marina guests, so we ask not to lend your key to unknown persons.

Waste bins and recycling containers are located to the rear of the commercial building, across the street from Marina Club hotel and at the north marina entrance. Please use the appropriate containers and well tied garbage bags.

Do not leave waste on the pontoons nor use the paper bins along the marina’s waterfront to dispose of rubbish bags. Please use the appropriate containers and well tied garbage bags.

For detailed information, refer to the Environmental and Safety Information Section and Services Map.

Waste engine oil tanks (fuel reception tanks are not available on site) are located on each end of the commercial building. Please contact staff for assistance, as tanks are locked to control spills and pollution.

Used domestic batteries can be left in the dedicated container in the launderette.

Each paper bin has a cigarette butt container.

Marina de Lagos is happy to welcome guests with pets on board. To keep a peaceful and healthy environment, pet owners shall: never leave pets unattended or off the lead on the pontoons; always clean up immediately after them (fines for pet fouling apply); control noise and ensure there are no inconveniences caused to other guests.

It is not permitted to take pets into the sanitary facilities or the launderette or to bathe them in any of the shared facilities.

A 500-space public car park is located behind the old railway station. Please do not leave valuables on display. The marina will not accept liability for any loss or damage.

We encourage you to buy locally – stimulate the local economy and contribute to reducing CO2 emissions. By choosing products that travel less, you not only have access to products characteristic from the region, and produce of better quality, but you will also be reducing the negative impacts on the planet and your well-being.

The marina has many shops, restaurants and bars. A well supplied supermarket is just 200 m from the north end of the marina, open 7 days a week. On Wednesdays and Saturdays, a farmer’s market takes place just across the lifting bridge. Lagos has plenty of shops open all year, only a few minutes’ walk from your berth.

Marina de Lagos is the home of the Lagos Navigators, an independent and informal group of berth-holders and others, who work together to ensure that visitors can make the most of their stay in Lagos. In conjunction with the marina, the Navigators organise a wide variety events throughout the winter months and share their knowledge and experience in a number of ways.

For information and ideas on a wide variety of topics, go to lagosnavigators.

The marina is equipped with 1 automatic external defibrillator (AED) and has qualified workers to use the AED in case of cardio-respiratory arrest.

In case of emergency, call 112 and call the security guard +351 919 560 743 or VHF 9 (in that order). Consult the information about full procedures affixed in the marina.

For assistance, you may contact 112, the national emergency number, the Reception +351 282 770 210 during working hours or, outside those times, contact the guard on patrol through VHF 9 or phone +351 919 560 743.

24-hour private clinic. Do not hesitate to call upon their service. Contact details on the list of useful telephone numbers. 

There are experts that can carry out repairs in fibre glass, wood, electric and electronic engines, sails, etc. A list of authorised professionals is posted on the notice board at the reception. Next to the marina there is an internationally renowned, full-service boat yard.

Diver and nautical assistance
Contact the Reception office.

Contact the Reception office.