Puerto Deportivo de Marín, Marina in Marín, Spain.

Puerto Deportivo de Marín is the marina area within the larger port of Marín, on the southeastern shore of the Ría de Pontevedra, sheltered by Ons Island. It has 90 permanent berths, while the Real Club Mar de Aguete manages 60 permanent and 15 visitor berths. Two sports clubs operate the facilities under concession from the Port Authority of Marín and Ría de Pontevedra.

The marina is integrated into the larger port of Marín, which has long been important for fishing and the military. Two sports clubs, including the Real Club Mar de Aguete, manage the facilities under concession from the Port Authority of Marín and Ría de Pontevedra. The marina provides 90 fixed berths, while the Real Club Mar de Aguete manages 60 fixed and 15 visitor berths.

Two sports clubs hold the concessions that run the marina: the Puerto Deportivo de Marín and the Real Club Mar de Aguete, which manages 60 permanent and 15 visitor berths. The port sits inside Marín's larger fishing and military harbour, so pleasure craft share the water with working boats.

The marina sits inside the larger fishing and military port of Marín, on the southeast shore of the Ría de Pontevedra. It has direct road links to the AP-9 and A-52 motorways and lies near the Vigo and Santiago airports; an internal rail network connects to the national line. Berths: 90 fixed at Puerto Deportivo de Marín, plus 60 fixed and 15 visitor berths run by the Real Club Mar de Aguete.

Marín lies in the southeast corner of the Ría de Pontevedra, sheltered by Ons Island, which gives the port unusually calm water for port operations. The same island shelter opens an optimal departure route toward Europe for the main international shipping lanes.