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Home›Business development›Marina de Lagos expansion: New berths enter final stretch
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August 7, 2026 · about 1 month ago

Marina de Lagos expansion: New berths enter final stretch

Construction work on the Marina de Lagos expansion continues to make progress, with one of the most eagerly anticipated milestones now on the horizon: the opening of the new marina basin is scheduled for mid-September. Work on the basin has included the installation of pontoons and related marine fa

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Marina de Lagos expansion: New berths enter final stretch
photo courtesy of marinadelagos.pt

Construction work on the Marina de Lagos expansion continues to make progress, with one of the most eagerly anticipated milestones now on the horizon: the opening of the new marina basin is scheduled for mid-September.

Work on the basin has included the installation of pontoons and related marine facilities.

From mid-September, Marina de Lagos will offer 100 brand-new berths for vessels ranging from 12 to 30 meters in length, including suitable berths for catamarans.

Designed for larger vessels, the additional berths are expected to provide more options for yachts visiting Lagos and support both short and longer stays by leisure boat owners.

According to Marina de Lagos, the marina’s location near Meia Praia and in the center of Lagos places the expansion along cruising routes connecting the Atlantic, the Mediterranean and the Portuguese coast.

A second phase of the project is scheduled to begin construction later this year and will include the yacht club and outdoor public areas.

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