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HomeIndustry UpdatesMarina Expansions & UpgradesHeading to the Bay of Islands? Opua marina now offers easier refuelling

Heading to the Bay of Islands? Opua marina now offers easier refuelling

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Heading to the Bay of Islands this summer? Bay of Islands Marina in Opua has upgraded its fuel dock, offering diesel and petrol with faster pumps, easier docking, and flexible payment options to get you back on the water quickly.

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If you’re planning a summer cruise to the Bay of Islands, or heading north past our borders, take note: Bay of Islands Marina in Opua has expanded its refuelling options. The gateway port for offshore arrivals and common departure point is also a favourite stop for Kiwi boaties, and the upgraded fuel dock makes topping up faster and more straightforward.

The new facility now supplies both diesel and petrol. High-flow diesel pumps serve large tanks efficiently, while low-flow diesel and 91 octane petrol cater to smaller vessels. Allied Fuel operates the system, accepting credit, debit, and EFTPOS cards along with Allied and Mobil fuel cards – a welcome convenience for visiting crews.

Longer pontoons, extra cleats, and robust fendering make docking safer and easier, whether you’re on a launch, yacht, or runabout. Combined with quicker turnarounds, the upgrade promises less time waiting at the dock and more time exploring anchorages and beaches around the Bay.

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With the busy cruising season approaching, Bay of Islands Marina’s improvements are set to benefit both local and international boaties alike.

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Kirsten Thomas
Kirsten Thomas
Kirsten enjoys sailing and is a passionate writer based in coastal New Zealand. Combining her two passions, she crafts vivid narratives and insightful articles about sailing adventures, sharing her experiences and knowledge with fellow enthusiasts.

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