Kinnego Marina
The largest marina on Lough Neagh, a council harbour on the edge of the Oxford Island nature reserve with visitor berths, a café, a slipway and the headquarters of Lough Neagh Rescue.
- Public
- 180 berths
- £12.90 / day
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Kinnego Marina
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- Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council
- Berths
- 180
- Price
- £12.90 / day
Not yet checked: boat length, shore power, water, pump-out and fuel
About this mooring
Council marina with about 180 sheltered berths in deep and shallow water, for boats drawing under 1.55 m. Visitors pay on arrival: £12.90 a day, £119.30 a week or £207.10 a month. Dead slow (4 knots) in the basin.
Day rate; weekly and monthly visitor rates too (2026)
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Lough Neagh’s harbours and marinas are run by the councils and clubs around the lough, and each sets its own stay limit and fees: ask the harbour before you stay. (The Lower Bann’s public moorings have no time limit.) Lower Bann and Lough Neagh boater information from Waterways Ireland
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About Kinnego Marina
Kinnego is the largest harbour on the lough and the obvious place to start from on the south shore. Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council runs about 180 sheltered berths here, in deep and shallow water, for boats drawing less than 1.55 m. Visitors pay on arrival, by the day, week or month. Staff keep a listening watch on VHF channel 77 from dawn to dusk and can help with launching, crane lifts and mast stepping. Lough Neagh Sailing Club, founded in 1877, sails from the marina, and Lough Neagh Rescue has its headquarters beside the basin. Ashore are the Galley Café, a caravan and camping park with pods, and the footpaths and bird hides of Oxford Island, where the Lough Neagh Discovery Centre tells the story of the lake. The marina is also a registered RYA training centre.
Eat & drink
Galley Café
The marina café, with views over the basin: breakfasts, daily specials and a Sunday roast. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 09:30–16:00.
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Oxford Island and the Lough Neagh Discovery Centre
A 113-hectare council nature reserve next to the marina, a peninsula since the lough was lowered in 1846: about four miles of paths, five bird hides on the shore, meadows and woods, and a visitor centre with an exhibition on the lake, a craft shop and a café.
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Weekend boat trips
Boat trips on the lough from the marina at weekends; check times with the marina office.
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Services
- Toilets
- Showers
- Laundry
- Slipway
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