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Puerto municipal de Carmelo

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About Puerto municipal de Carmelo

Puerto con luz / agua. Hay parrillas y lugar para acampar. Tienen baños y duchas.

Facilities

Electricity

Water

Wifi

Showers

Toilets

COORDINATES

-34.00758 N, -58.29660 E

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Active Winter

Yes

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Weather Forecast

Tue

5AM - 9AM

19 May 2026

W 6–8 knots.
5 to 8°C
Calm sea
UV Index: 0 - Low
Sunny

Tue

9AM - 1PM

19 May 2026

W 7 knots increasing to 9 knots.
Increasing from 8 to 15°C
Calm sea
UV Index: 3 - Moderate
Sunny

Tue

1PM - 5PM

19 May 2026

W 6–8 knots.
15°C
Calm sea
UV Index: 3 - Moderate
Sunny

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