Using the Marina
The lowdown on the Marina
- 69 berths
- 10m-20m berths – pile and pontoon
- 5m draft
- single phase power to all berths with some three phase available
- free public boat ramp which is owned by Gisborne District Council
Whilst we wish for everyone to have a pleasant, safe and above all enjoyable experience whilst visiting the Inner Harbour area, we are conscious of our responsibility to ensure that those using the facilities comply with any bylaws and/or rules issued by our Council and other governing bodies.
We therefore encourage you to make the most of your visit by first acquainting yourself with the rules that may affect your visit.
Gisborne District Navigation and Safety Bylaw 2004 states:
No person may dive, swim or undertake other related activities, from any jetty, wharf, or quay which is in regular use for the berthing and unberthing of vessels, or within 50 metres of these structures, or within any designated anchorage or mooring area, or any other such areas in the harbour as a Harbourmaster or Enforcement Officer may from time to time determine, unless the person does so in accordance with the prior written consent of a Harbourmaster or Enforcement Officer.Should you, as a customer, consumer or member of the general public note anything that you consider to be a health and safety risk, you should contact us immediately by ringing (06) 868 5129 or email us at portservices@eastland.co.nz. For more information please refer to Gisborne District Navigation and Safety Bylaw 2004
For more information on using the Marina contact Trevor Mullooly on 021 646 218 or email marina@eastland.co.nz
