Berth prices at gran canaria or tenerife

freetime · 29-06-2008, 09:11

For a Jeanneau 49? For long time, 2-3 mounths atleast.

Anyone have experience of prices?

swagman · 30-06-2008, 12:36

Cheap by EU standards. I'd give them a call - the numbers are local pilot books. Most are run by the local councils.
We stayed in Las Palmas Gran Canaria last November, if I recall correctly around 35 eu per night power and water included for a 46 footer.
JOHN

donradcliffe · 05-07-2008, 05:30

I think I paid 40 euro a night for a 58 footer last December in Grand Canaria, but you had better reserve now if you are planning to be there at ARC time. Lanzarote is also an option, and I paid 600 euro/mo at Puerto Calero for a 45 footer last year.

freetime · 06-07-2008, 04:27

Thank you, is the prices simular in portugal?

swagman · 12-07-2008, 09:24

Hi Freetime,
No - not comparable to most popular Portuguse ports.
As stated before, most Canarian ports have council run marinas which are cheap by EU standards. If you pay 30 euros per night in Las Palmas, expect 60 euros or more in Lagos or Cascaise.
JOHN

kesey · 12-07-2008, 10:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by freetime

Thank you, is the prices simular in portugal?

I recently paid €56.00 for a 49 footer for a night in Cascais. You will do better in the Canaries, esp for a 3 month stay paid in advance.

29-06-2008, 09:11	#1
freetime Registered User Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Stockholm, Sweden Boat: Looking for a Catamaran, new or used? I don´t know yet... Posts: 562	Berth prices at gran canaria or tenerife For a Jeanneau 49? For long time, 2-3 mounths atleast. Anyone have experience of prices?

30-06-2008, 12:36	#2
swagman Registered User Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: On the yacht half the year - in the New Forest UK the other half. Boat: Hanse 461 Swagman Posts: 1,052 Images: 5	Cheap by EU standards. I'd give them a call - the numbers are local pilot books. Most are run by the local councils. We stayed in Las Palmas Gran Canaria last November, if I recall correctly around 35 eu per night power and water included for a 46 footer. JOHN __________________ Read our boring cruising blog via http://www.Yotblog.com/swagman/page80/

12-07-2008, 09:24	#5
swagman Registered User Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: On the yacht half the year - in the New Forest UK the other half. Boat: Hanse 461 Swagman Posts: 1,052 Images: 5	Hi Freetime, No - not comparable to most popular Portuguse ports. As stated before, most Canarian ports have council run marinas which are cheap by EU standards. If you pay 30 euros per night in Las Palmas, expect 60 euros or more in Lagos or Cascaise. JOHN __________________ Read our boring cruising blog via http://www.Yotblog.com/swagman/page80/

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05-07-2008, 05:30	#3
donradcliffe Registered User Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Heading south for the winter Boat: Beneteau First 456 Posts: 268	I think I paid 40 euro a night for a 58 footer last December in Grand Canaria, but you had better reserve now if you are planning to be there at ARC time. Lanzarote is also an option, and I paid 600 euro/mo at Puerto Calero for a 45 footer last year.

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freetime Registered User Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Stockholm, Sweden Boat: Looking for a Catamaran, new or used? I don´t know yet... Posts: 562	Thank you, is the prices simular in portugal?