Donaghadee Harbour Marina
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About Donaghadee Harbour Marina
Donaghadee Harbour is a small council-operated amenity harbour on the Irish Sea coast at Donaghadee, County Down. The majority of pleasure craft lie on swinging moorings; a small number are berthed fore-and-aft alongside the quay. A Trent-class RNLI lifeboat is stationed in the harbour.
Practical support includes a slipway, a refuelling station, shore electricity and water, and waste collection including waste-oil collection (the latter by prior arrangement). The harbour is non-tidal and enforces a local 4-knot speed limit. Berthing and moorings are managed by the local harbour authority (Ards and North Down Borough Council).
Marina details
- Working VHF channel:
- 68
- Capacity:
- 50
- Visitor access:
- By arrangement
- Check-in:
- Harbour office
- Reservation:
- By arrangement
- Max length:
- 12 m
- Phone:
- 02891 882377
Amenities
Water, power and internet
- Water refill
- Available
- Available
- Shore power
- Available
- Available
Pump-out and waste reception
- Waste oil reception
- Available
- Available
- Household waste reception
- Available
- Available
Technical services and boat storage
- Boat ramp
- Available
- Available
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