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The Tagus river and the Lisbon waterfront with the suspension bridge and Belém in the distance
Destinations / Northern and Atlantic Europe

Lisbon

The Port of Lisbon leisure docks, the Ponte Cais quay and the Navalrocha shipyard on the Tagus. Jobs, berths and refits.

Picture made with AI. It shows the place but is not a photograph.

900

berths in the four Port of Lisbon leisure docks (the dock pages add up to 944)

20 m

longest boat in the Port of Lisbon docks at Alcântara and Santo Amaro

270 m

Ponte Cais quay at Marina Parque das Nações, open to yachts over 25 m

173.5 m

length of Dock 1 at the Navalrocha shipyard

Map

Leisure docks and shipyard on the Tagus

The Port of Lisbon runs four leisure docks on the north bank of the Tagus: Alcântara, Santo Amaro, Belém and Bom Sucesso. The map shows three of them and the Navalrocha shipyard. Marina Parque das Nações is further east and is not on the map.

1
Doca de Santo Amaro. 180 boats, up to 20 m.
2
Doca de Belém. 185 boats, up to 15 m. Travel lift and workshop.
3
Doca do Bom Sucesso. 159 boats, up to 15 m. Quay fuel.
4
Navalrocha shipyard. Four drydocks and a floating pier at Rocha Conde de Óbidos.
Seasons

Best months and weather

14.5°
109.6
Jan
15.6°
110.8
Feb
17.6°
68.9
Mar
19.1°
64
Apr
21.7°
38.6
May
24.8°
21.2
Jun
27.4°
4.8
Jul
27.9°
5.7
Aug
26.4°
25.7
Sep
22.4°
80.3
Oct
17.8°
113.5
Nov
14.8°
107.6
Dec
Peak seasonShoulder seasonOff seasonTop number: mean daily high, °C. Bars: rain, mm.

WMO World Weather Information Service, Lisboa station (data from IPMA), mean daily maximum and monthly rainfall, 1961 to 1990. Season bands are our own estimate.

Sources. Checked 8 November 2026.

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