The Port Noro Marina is currently under development and is in a sheltered spot. It is not open to yachts and will likely not be completed until at least 2028.
There are, however, 8 swing moorings for short-term stays or longer-term storage.
Bookings are possible via:
The marina is expected to be completed by 2028. The following is planned:
The website for Port Noro Marina is still under construction - www.noromarina.com.
This port has several safe anchorages.
There is an overnight anchorage 300 meters away from the main wharf, but ask the port to show you the entrance as it's quite narrow and only marked with a stick. There is just over 2.2m over the reef. Inside it's quite sheltered in an otherwise windy bay.
It’s also possible to anchor south of the mooring field and closer to shore.
Be careful as in the middle of the bay are big bommies and rocks and it’s hard to get the anchor up again from 15 - 20 m.
Both water and fuel are available at the wharf.
There are local mechanics, electricians, workshops, carpenters, boat cleaners etc. in Noro if needed.
The nearest travel lift is at Liapari on the island of Vella Lavela.
Last updated: November 2025
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