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Bay of Islands Marina - Port Opua

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Bay of Islands Marina - Port Opua

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Bay of Islands Marina is a full service, 400-berth facility on the threshold of one of New Zealand’s premier marine playgrounds. It’s an ideal place to call home. Rest and recharge in this peaceful spot with your boat safely tucked into a world-class marina facility, protected from the ocean swells by the 144 island gems that give the bay its Bay of Islands Marina is in Port Opua, the primary p

2 Ratings

Facilities

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Electricity
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Water
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Wifi
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Showers
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Sewage
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Toilets
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Recycling
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Food
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Bar
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Haulout
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Sailmaker
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Rigger
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Customs Clearance
-35.31558 N, 174.12090 E

Info

Active Winter Community?

Yes

Manoeuvrability

Fair

Approaches & Channel Marking

Excellent

Catamaran Berths

Yes

Dock Type

Floating

Depth at MLW

2 - 3m

Current/Tidal Flow

Beware

Port of Entry

Yes

Visitor Berths

Yes

VHF Channel

73

Weather

Sat
5AM - 9AM
09 November 2024
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    Light and variable.
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    Increasing from 15 to 17°C
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    UV Index: 0 - Low
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    Cloudy
Sat
9AM - 1PM
09 November 2024
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    N 4 knots increasing to 12 knots.
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    17–20°C
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    UV Index: 9 - Very High
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    Cloudy
Sat
1PM - 5PM
09 November 2024
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    N 9–12 knots.
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    19°C
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    UV Index: 9 - Very High
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    Cloudy
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