This not a protected marina.
Docking consists of one long dock previously used for fishing and commercial boats. There is no breakwater and in any sort of weather, it is not safe to stay here.
It is possible to anchor in the bay close by, but it is reported that the holding is poor.
The marina here is remote and there are no real facilities other than a bar and restaurant. Fuel is available.
Last updated: February 2013.
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Info. on clearing in at Los Morros, San Antonio. Not a single item of food was taken and it was a good experience with friendly officials and dog.
Tourist visas were 75 CUC each, our total bill for 2 people was 235 US$.