Port McNeill marina.
North Island Marina is the full-service marina at Port McNeill — the former town fuel dock, now a major port of call for cruisers working the Broughtons and Queen Charlotte Strait. It offers about 2,100 feet of year-round guest moorage for vessels up to 285 feet, with 30/50/100-amp power, water and Wi-Fi at the head of the dock. The fuel dock carries marine gasoline and diesel along with propane and aviation fuel (avgas and Jet A), with a long hose and reel for in-berth fueling. The marina also offers concierge service and courtesy vehicles; reach it at 250-956-4044 or on VHF 66A.
Fuel and shore power available at North Island Marina.
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