For visiting boats
The Royal Cork Yacht Club's marinas lie in front of the clubhouse at Crosshaven on the Owenabue estuary, about two miles inside the mouth of Cork Harbour. Visiting yachts berth at the western end of the pontoons; every berth has 220 V shore power and there is drinking water on the pontoons. Showers and toilets ashore are free and open around the clock, and the clubhouse bars and restaurant welcome visiting crews, who become temporary members for the length of their stay. Boatyards with hoists, repair services and winter storage are nearby in Crosshaven.
- Guest berths
- Call the marina on VHF 37 (or M1) before arrival. Visitors' berths are at the western end of the marinas; after hours in season (09:00–21:00) berth there and report to the bar. Moorings for visitors at half the berth rate; boats over 18 m on request.
- Radio
- VHF channel 37 · emergency VHF 16
- Position
- 51°48.30′ N 8°18.31′ W (51.80505, -8.30519)
- Office
- club office Mon–Fri 09:00–17:00; outside office hours report to the club bar
checked 19 Oct 2026 - Home harbour of
- Royal Cork Yacht Club
- office@royalcork.com
- Phone
- +353 21 483 1023
Prices
| Visitor berth up to 9 m (0–30 ft) | €45 / night |
|---|---|
| Visitor berth up to 9 m (0–30 ft), weekly | €270 / week |
| Visitor berth 10 m (31–35 ft) | €50 / night |
| Visitor berth 10 m (31–35 ft), weekly | €300 / week |
| Visitor berth 11–12 m (36–40 ft) | €55 / night |
| Visitor berth 11–12 m (36–40 ft), weekly | €330 / week |
| Visitor berth 12–13 m (41–45 ft) | €60 / night |
| Visitor berth 12–13 m (41–45 ft), weekly | €360 / week |
| Visitor berth 14–15 m (46–50 ft) | €70 / night |
| Visitor berth 14–15 m (46–50 ft), weekly | €420 / week |
| Visitor berth 16 m (51–55 ft) | €80 / night |
| Visitor berth 16 m (51–55 ft), weekly | €480 / week |
| Visitor berth 17–18 m (56–60 ft) | €85 / night |
| Visitor berth 17–18 m (56–60 ft), weekly | €510 / week |
Included in the berth price: showers and toilets. Price list (PDF) → · checked 19 Oct 2026 – prices may change
Services and facilities
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Frequently asked
Which VHF channel does the marina use?
VHF channel 37. In an emergency use channel 16.