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Berths in Auckland

Sizes, contacts and customs rules at Silo Marina, Auckland Central Marina and Westhaven Marina.

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Marinas

Berths in Auckland

Silo Marina and Auckland Central Marina are Auckland Council marinas. Customs lists both for superyachts, for specified clients only, with booking required.

MarinaBerths and lengthNotesContact
Silo Marina8 berths. Up to 140 m (J2 and J3). Others 90 m to 95 mJellicoe Street, next to Westhaven Marina. Sea depths 4.5 m to 6.5 m. Power 400 V 50 Hz, 125 A to 750 A+64 9 355 7479 (24 hours), info@silomarina.co.nz
Auckland Central MarinaSuperyachts and smaller vessels up to 55 mViaduct Harbour and Wynyard Quarter. Free parking for two cars per berth+64 9 355 7479 (24 hours), info@aucklandcentralmarina.co.nz
Westhaven MarinaAbout 1,800 recreational boats. Customs clearance for vessels up to 20 mNext to Silo Marina. Customs clearance is at Z Pierwesthaven.co.nz

Marina websites, 2026. Silo Marina lists J1 at 95 m, J4 and J5 at 92.5 m, J6 at 95 m and J7 and J8 at 90 m. Superyacht New Zealand lists Silo power up to 800 A.

Clearance

Customs, biosecurity and clearance

Which marina clears which yacht

Westhaven clears vessels up to 20 m with a maximum beam of 5 m (New Zealand Customs). Auckland Central and Silo clear vessels over 20 m or wider than 5 m (Westhaven and Auckland Central Marina). Silo Marina and one Auckland Central Marina page say 24 m.

Advance notice

Send an Advance Notice of Arrival (NZCS 340) to yachts@customs.govt.nz at least 48 hours before you enter New Zealand waters, 12 nautical miles from the coast. Book the berth first, then Customs and MPI.

Biosecurity

Most recreational vessels need a full biosecurity clearance. An MPI officer inspects the vessel. Westhaven and Superyacht New Zealand describe the process.

Stays and rules

Temporary Import Entry and berth rules

Temporary Import Entry

21 months

From 1 September 2026 the maximum stay on a Temporary Import Entry (TIE) is 21 months, down from 24. The change gives a departure window outside the south-west Pacific cyclone season (New Zealand Customs).

Charter

65%

A craft on a TIE can charter up to 65 per cent of its time in New Zealand (New Zealand Customs). Check the rules for your flag.

Foreign vessels at Auckland Central

A signed rental agreement, a vessel registry certificate, liability insurance of at least NZD 10 million and a TIE on arrival. A New Zealand electrician must certify shore cables.

Leaving

Departure and pilotage

Departure noticeSend form C2B to yachts@customs.govt.nz at least four hours before you leave
Departure clearanceContact Customs at least 48 hours before leaving to book a time with a Customs officer
PilotageOrams Marine says the Waitemata Harbour needs pilotage for vessels over 500 tonnes. Orams can arrange a pilot
Sources. Checked 8 November 2026.

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