Mancomunidad Vigo

Council: Baiona
Localization: Alférez Barreiro, s/n Baiona. Telephone: 986 356 349.
The fishing port of Baiona is quite active both in inshore fishery and in shellfish fishery, thanks to which products unloaded at its port are distributed in the local markets and fish shops as well as in those of neighbouring municipalities, and also to its numerous catering establishments. There are port facilities for vessels of varying hull sizes and additionally has a Seamens House. It provides services to the Fishermens Cooperative of Anunciada and offers proper port services to medium sized fishing vessels: fuelling point with gasoil and petrol, crane facility, repairs facility, liquid ice, electricity, waste removal, waste oil collection, etcetera.

Council: Baiona
Localization: Playa de Santa Marta. Telephone: 986 355 600.
Port located next to Santa Marta beach and protected by the peninsula with the same name. Little port installation for anchoring fishing vessels and other shallow hull vessels.

Council: Vigo
Localization: O Berbés www.apvigo.com
Berbés was the cradle of the city of Vigo. Fishing vessels come daily to its jetties from the big fishing grounds and from coastal fisheries. One can visit the landing site during full activity, which takes place early in the morning from Tuesdays to Saturdays. The activity starts with arrival of fishing vessels and unloading catches and then ends with the fish auction in batches.A port with berthing and unloading facilities for wet fish from inshore, offshore and deep sea fishing vessels. There are four landing sites depending on type of fishery: deep sea, big species & inshore, coastal and shellfish. The length of berth space in its jetties exceed 3 km.

Council: Nigrán
Localization: Panxón. Telephone: 986 355 600. Mobile telephone: 629 672 672
The fishing port of Panxón has a longstanding tradition in inshore fisheries using little boats with engines. They fish with traditional nets like trammel (trasmasos ) nets in nearby fishing grounds and also use other traditional rowing boats called ""gamelas"" and ""chalanas"", sometimes fitted with an outboard engine to do pot fishing.At the Nigrán port facility. It has a shelter dyke and jetty with crane, oil collection and garbage collection services.