Te Ana Marina — formerly known as Dampier Bay — sits on the north shore of Whakaraupō/Lyttelton Harbour, close to the historic heart of Lyttelton.

The name honours Te Ana o Huikai, a cultural site long associated with the bay and recognised by manawhenua, Ngāti Wheke, as a traditional safe anchorage with rich fisheries.

Developed by Lyttelton Port Company as port operations shifted eastward, the marina provides Christchurch's only floating-berth marina with walk-on access, accommodating vessels across a range of sizes.

A pedestrian promenade, improved sea wall, native plantings, car parking, and a marina office form the landside infrastructure, connecting the waterfront to the Lyttelton town centre and opening the inner harbour to public use for the first time.