Cambados to Puerto Meloxo
26/May/2007 14:37 Filed in: Ria de Arosa
We left Cambados-Tragove at 09:40. A 20kn wind was blowing us hard onto the pontoon which made getting off interesting. having done so without incident we had a fast sail round to Puerto Meloxo where we arrived at 11:50.
The pontoons here have been installed for about two years and are occupied by mainly small craft. We slotted into one of the empty berths I had seen earlier. Puerto Meloxo is a small rock fringed bay occupied mostly by fishing vessels. The approaches are occupied by densely moored Viveiros through which one has to thread to reach the port.
Spent the afternoon with Chris and Carrie returning to the boat early in the evening.
O Grove, the connecting bridge and Isla de Toja seen from the north en route to Puerto Meloxo.
Approaches to Puerto Meloxo with moored fishing boats which must be passed to reach the pontoons.
The pontoons here have been installed for about two years and are occupied by mainly small craft. We slotted into one of the empty berths I had seen earlier. Puerto Meloxo is a small rock fringed bay occupied mostly by fishing vessels. The approaches are occupied by densely moored Viveiros through which one has to thread to reach the port.
Spent the afternoon with Chris and Carrie returning to the boat early in the evening.
O Grove, the connecting bridge and Isla de Toja seen from the north en route to Puerto Meloxo.
Approaches to Puerto Meloxo with moored fishing boats which must be passed to reach the pontoons.