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Portmagee Seasonal Visitors Pontoon Re-Opens for Visitors

30th June 2020
The pontoon mini marina situated in the Kerry village of Portmagee The pontoon mini marina situated in the Kerry village of Portmagee

The pontoon mini marina situated in the picturesque village of Portmagee on the County Kerry coast will open its gates once more on July 1st. The sixteen berth pontoon which services the local Skelligs boats as well as visiting yachts and ribs from all across the country.

The pontoon has power and water services as well as toilet and recycling facilities adjacent to the entrance. It also has a lovely café & the Mooring Bar & Restaurant metres from the entrance and is the ideal place to pull in for a night or two.

As Afloat previously reported, the pontoon has just been awarded the Blue Flag status for the first time since opening in 2014. Managed by Kilrush Marina the pontoon has undergone additional investment with upgrades of new entrance signage, additional life buoys, fire extinguishers and fencing.

Ger Kennedy of Portmagee Seasonal Visitors PontoonsGer Kennedy of Portmagee Seasonal Visitors Pontoons

Whether you would like to explore Valentia Island or are just passing looking for somewhere to pull in for shelter, the hammerhead is kept completely free for visiting yachts. The overnight berthage rate is €20 per night if you mention Afloat Magazine and there is a special offer to stay two nights and get the third night free.

For further information contact Ger Kennedy on 087 2390010 or Kilrush Marina on 065 9052072.

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