🧭 Charting / Primary Publication Official Source · Verified Oct 05, 2026 SEMAR 'Derrotero del Pacífico Mexicano' (Mexican Navy) is the primary national sailing directions for Puerto Morro Redondo. 95% Confidence ✓ Confirm 💬 Comment
🧭 Shoals / Entrance Hazards Official Source · Verified Oct 05, 2026 Punta Morro Redondo: rocky cliff (~9m); rocks and a bank extend about 0.5–0.6 M south of the point; isolated rocks westward. 95% Confidence ✓ Confirm 💬 Comment
🧭 Port Character / Facilities (Sailing Directions) Official Source · Verified Oct 05, 2026 Salt-export terminal on SE Isla Cedros; T‑pier ~196–209m; illuminated at night; anchorage in SE bay 11.5–14.4m; limited potable water. 90% Confidence ✓ Confirm 💬 Comment
🧭 Currents / Tidal Circulation Official Source · Verified Oct 05, 2026 Surface circulation near SE Isla Cedros is influenced by California Current; divergent flow at Punta Morro with N component ~0.29–0.66 m/s and W component ~0.39–0.68 m/s. 90% Confidence ✓ Confirm 💬 Comment
🧭 Pilotage And Tug Availability Official Source · Verified Oct 05, 2026 Pilotage for large vessels recommended/required; pilot boarding/waiting area approx 28°03.311'N, 115°11.025'W; tugs (two ~1000 HP) and standby remolcadores available 24h. 90% Confidence ✓ Confirm 💬 Comment
🧭 Operational Restrictions During Cargo Operations Official Source · Verified Oct 05, 2026 Navigation not permitted in immediate vicinity during cargo loading of a foreign vessel; special restrictions apply during loading. 90% Confidence ✓ Confirm 💬 Comment
🧭 Navigation Aids & Communications Official Source · Verified Oct 05, 2026 Port and breakwater lights (green on south breakwater, red on north); port illuminated at night; radio station XBRRG listed on 5750 kHz and 4890 kHz (night). 90% Confidence ✓ Confirm 💬 Comment