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Puerto Deportivo de Moaña, on the northern edge of the Ría de Vigo in Moaña, Spain, has roughly 400 berths across four pontoon lines.0:22 The entrance is tight for less maneuverable boats but manageable with helpful marina staff.0:28 Berths have sturdy, well-placed cleats, 16-amp shore power, and two freshwater hose connections; a breakwater provides protection, though it submerges at high tide.0:44 The marina office, housed in a small cabin, handles check-in, laundry (€3 wash, €3 dry), and package acceptance.1:30 Bathrooms occupy two converted shipping containers with free push-button showers and good water pressure.2:18 Waste disposal covers glass, plastics, cardboard, general waste, used oil, and batteries.3:00 A ferry terminal is a four-minute walk from the boat; a bus stop sits just outside the parking lot.3:35 Within walking distance: a hardware store, a chandlery stocking marine paint, electronics, and lines, and the Orozki grocery store up a short steep hill, carrying fresh produce, seafood, meat, UHT milk and cream, wine, and spirits.3:48 A bakery on the hill sells bread and pastries.4:33 The marina also rents e-bikes, kayaks, windsurfing boards, stand-up paddleboards, and racing dinghies.2:05

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