Las Galletas – Marina del Sur in real time

Marina del Sur Las Galletas: live marina

The Marina del Sur of Las Galletas is one of the most authentic marinas in the south of Tenerife: 176 berths coexist with the fish market, naval workshops, and a square where the catch of the day comes directly from the Atlantic to the table. In Las Galletas, the sea is not just a backdrop but an essential part of local identity. Furthermore, the exceptional climate of the southwest of the island allows enjoyment of this charm all year round. Thanks to our real-time webcam, you can check the marina and weather conditions before planning your visit.

Marina del Sur: nautical infrastructure and marine life

The Marina del Sur of Las Galletas breaks the mold of the conventional marina. Its 176 berths for vessels up to 20 meters, the boatyard with capacity for 33 vessels, and the workshops and cranes coexist with the fish market and the traditional marine routine. This coexistence is precisely what gives authenticity to the Las Galletas marina and distinguishes it from other facilities in the south of Tenerife.

On the other hand, the marina promotes yachting, diving, sailing, and a network of trades that orbit around it: naval mechanics, diving schools, equipment shops, and educational activities. Moreover, events like Fenáutica, held every June with more than 70 free activities, consolidate the Marina del Sur Tenerife as a meeting point between residents and travelers from all over Europe.

Las Galletas, a fishing village with a salty flavor

Las Galletas is one of the most genuine coastal towns in the Canary Islands. Its fishing history is still alive in the streets, during festivals, and at the table. Every July, for example, devotion to Our Lady of Carmen transforms the dock into a stage for a maritime procession where decorated boats escort the image while locals gather to celebrate.

The Fishermen's Promenade, for its part, honors the founding families through bronze plaques and sculptures inspired by the famous "potunas." In the fish market, the hustle and bustle begins at dawn: locals choosing the freshest catch, chefs fine-tuning their purchases, tourists observing how kilos of grouper are negotiated. In short, it all comes down to a table in the Fisherman’s Square, a serving of the catch of the day, and a chat about how to prepare the sama with green mojo.

Everything you need to know about Marina del Sur Las Galletas

What can be seen on the Las Galletas webcam?
The camera shows the status of the port, wave conditions, and the weather in real time. It is especially useful for deciding whether it's a good time for a sailing trip, a diving session, or a stroll along the pier.

How many berths does the Marina del Sur de Las Galletas have?
It has 176 docks for boats up to 20 meters, with water and electricity. The slipway has capacity for 33 boats, with workshops and cranes available.

What nautical activities can be done in Las Galletas?
From the marina, there are diving trips, fishing charters, yacht rentals, and kayaking tours. The waters in the south of Tenerife allow for these activities practically all year round.

When is the Fenáutica in Las Galletas?
It is celebrated on the first weekend of June with more than 70 free activities: workshops, regattas, adapted diving, paddleboarding, and concerts. It is one of the most important nautical events in the Canary Islands.

How to get to Marina del Sur Las Galletas?
On the TF-1 highway, take the exit toward Las Galletas, in the municipality of Arona. There is ample parking near the port. The village is well connected to Los Cristianos and El Médano.

What to eat in Las Galletas?
The Fisherman's Square features restaurants offering the catch of the day: broomtail, grouper, dorado, or haddock depending on the season, served with wrinkled potatoes and mojo. The small fishing fleet ensures the freshness of the product.