Conway Marina, Conway, Wales, United Kingdom

General - Conway Marina has some 500 berths and plenty of room for visitors

Position - 53º 17.7' N 3º 50.5' W

Charts - British Admiralty 1977, 1978 Imray C52, C61

Approach & Entrance - It is recommended that the channel to the harbour should be navigated 2 hours either side of HW. From the Irish head for the offing buoy (53º 17.96' N 3º 55.49W). Then set a course of 114T for 0.88 miles which brings you to #2 port hand channel buoy. Steer between the channel marker bouys until #7 starboard is reached. Then steer 150ºT to enter the harbour. Deganwy Quay Marina is in the NW of the main harbour.

Berths -

Marina Contact ;
Tel - 01492 59300
Fax -
Email -
VHF Ch -

Maximum Length - m

Water - On the pontoons.

Electric - On the pontoons.

Diesel & Petrol - From the fuel berth

Security -

Internet -

Other Facilities & Services - Rigging. Boat yards. Marine Engineers. Chandlers.

Shopping - Good shopping for all provisions within the town.

Eating Out - Plenty of restaurants and pubs serving food

Local Area - Snowdon Mountain Railway, the easy way to the top of the highest mountain in Wales. The smallest house in Britain at 3.05m high x 1.3m wide. The Telford suspension bridge spanning the river Conway. The miniature village of Portmerion which was used in the filming of the prisoner, a cult TV series from the 1960's.

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