Marina Motueka

Marina Motueka is located in Tasman Bay on New Zealand's South Island, in the town of Motueka. The Port of Motueka houses a main wharf for commercial vessels, three separate marinas, two boat ramps and two slipways, owned and operated by local Clubs or associations. Certain other Port land and facilities are owned by Tasman District Council. The approach to the port involves a sandbar that is subject to frequent change. The sunny town of Motueka is surrounded by fruit orchards, hops and green tea plantations. The town has a small museum and a lively café culture. Kaiteriteri and Marahau are two nearby beaches popular with tourists and locals alike. Marahau is the gateway to Abel Tasman National Park, renowned for its golden beaches, granite cliffs, and the 60 km long coastal track that is impeccably kept by the Department of Conservation. You can find accommodation at the park’s beachfront lodges, huts and camp sites or at private holiday homes.