Greystones Harbour Marina sits at the heart of a major harbour redevelopment in Greystones, County Wicklow, about an hour south of Dublin on Ireland's east coast.

Opened in April 2013 and built through a public-private partnership, the facility represents an investment of over €80 million in public infrastructure and is considered the deepest marina on Ireland's east coast, with capacity for up to 250 vessels ranging from 6 to 30 metres LOA and drafts of up to 5 metres.

The harbour offers straightforward access with no significant off-lying dangers and can be approached at any state of the tide, day or night. Berths provide complete protection, and the marina is reachable on VHF channel 37a.

Surrounding scenery includes views of Bray Head, the Sugarloaf, the Wicklow Mountains, and on clear days, the Welsh coastline across the Irish Sea.

Visitors are advised to arrange berthing in advance, particularly during summer months when occupancy nears capacity.