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Description:
Lying on the east coast of Ireland, south of Wicklow, Arklow is a lively town. Previously it was one of the busiest ports in Ireland and a renowned centre for boat building and fishing.
Position:
52°47.6’N,06°08.2’W (harbour entrance)
Docking
Access is possible at all states of the tide, although the entrance to the river can be difficult to locate at night.
The marina is on the NE bank of the Avoca River and provides perfect shelter. There is also a long pontoon in the river just beyond the marina entrance.
The fishing harbour, to port as you enter, has now been dredged and a new visitor’s pontoon installed. It has room for 20 yachts. It has water and electricity and the charge is a set 10 euro/night (May 2015) per boat.
There are many moorings in the river and anchoring is not advisable.
Anchorage in the bay has good holding, but beware of the whelk pots.
Last updated May 2015.
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Arklow Marina
Address: North Quay, Arklow, County Wicklow, Ireland,
Tel: +353 (0) 402 39901 or 08723 75189
VHF Channel 12, 16
A 60 berth marina basin located off the North bank of the River Avoca, upstream... Read More
Harbour Master – Arklow
Address: Arklow, Ireland,
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Arklow Sailing Club
Address: North Quay, Arklow, County Wicklow, Ireland,
Up the river, beyond the marina. Showers, pontoon and a swinging visitors' mooring.... Read More
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