Los Cristianos - Fuel & LPG
There is diesel fuel available on the dock and also water, for which there is a charge. These services are only available during the Cofradia office hours (see above).
Spanish-type propane bottles can be exchanged locally at various places, including the DISA office by the CEPSA fuel station at the end of the main street, Calle General Franco. For other types of butane bottles, it is necessary to have them sent to Santa Cruz to have them filled at the central DISA station. Camping Gaz bottles can be exchanged at Ferreteria Alayon in Calle Juan XXIII.
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Things may have changed once again in Los Cristianos then. We were ordered to leave the anchorage outside the Vista Beach Oct 30th 2014 by the Harbour Patrol and threatened with fines if we were not gone in one hour. The patrol referred to new charts forbidding anchoring in this area. The only permitted spot will be southeast of the harbour. Quite far from the facilities ashore. Most foreign sailors seem not to have these charts, as recommendations from sailors of this anchoring site are often received.
Los Cristianos is one of a few good anchoring spots in this area, and added to the stories about the Santa Cruz harbour captain this does not promote Tenerife as welcoming to yachts.
Things are changed in Los Cristianos.
The boatyard has been completely renovated and is now open to all vessel again.
The boatyard that once has been the most popular haul-out place in the Canaries is no fully operating again.
All the repair services are available, the new security measure is in place (CCTV cameras and harbour police 24 hours a day).
A new private company is now running the dry dock.
Prices of haul out and hard standing are reasonable and the service very good.
A new 110 tons travel lift, electrical and water supply, toilet and shower.
For more information or to make a reservation, you can call Adriano on 0034 654 517 993 or on VHF channel 14 calling MARINA SECA LOS CRISTIANOS.
A free berth for 1 night in the new marina is usually available for boats hauling out the following morning.
The yacht is now allowed to anchor in the nearby bay in front of Las Vista Beach (just next to the Harbor).
Things are changed in Los Cristianos…
Regards.
Ugo Merello