New Zealand • Otago

Otago Harbour

Name: Otago Harbour
Address: Otago Harbour, Otago, New Zealand
Telephone: +64 3 472 7890
Price range: $$

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VHF VHF CH 14

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About Otago Harbour

The Otago Harbour entrance lies between Heyward Point and Taiaroa Head. The harbour channel extends 5 nautical miles to Port Chalmers, then a further 7 nautical miles to the city of Dunedin. From Taiaroa Head to the container terminal at Port Chalmers, the harbour is dredged to accommodate vessels with a maximum draught of 13.5 metres, thus enabling large container ships to make Port Chalmers their final port of call in New Zealand. From Port Chalmers to Dunedin, the channel is dredged to handle vessels with a draught of 7.5 metres.

Facilities

Petrol

Diesel

Water

Toilets

Food

Medical Facilities

Electricity

Sewage

Recycling

Haulout

Markets

Customs Clearance

COORDINATES

-45.80850 N, 170.62739 E

Port Information

Telephone

+64 3 472 7890

Email

customerservices@portotago.co.nz

Berth Sizes

< 10m, 10-20m

Manoeuvrability

Fair

VHF Channel

VHF CH 14

Overseas Visitor Berths

Yes

Tidal Flow

Negligible

Active Winter

Yes

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Weather Forecast

Sun

5AM - 9AM

07 June 2026

W 6–23 knots. Gusts up to 29 knots.
6 to 8°C
SE 1.1m at 8s period
UV Index: 0 - Low
Partly cloudy

Sun

9AM - 1PM

07 June 2026

W 5–25 knots.
Increasing from 7 to 11°C
E 1.1m at 8s period
UV Index: 0 - Low
Partly cloudy

Sun

1PM - 5PM

07 June 2026

W 14 knots decreasing to 7 knots. Gusts up to 24 knots.
8 to 12°C
SE 1.1m at 9s period
UV Index: 0 - Low
Partly cloudy

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