Port Tarakohe Marina sits on the shores of Golden Bay in New Zealand's South Island, owned and operated by the Tasman District Council.

It serves as a safe, all-weather, all-tide harbour and is one of the primary marine access points into Golden Bay, where road entry is limited to the steep Takaka Hill crossing.

The marina offers 62 berths accommodating vessels from 10 to 30 metres, with access drafts of 2. 5 to 3. 5 metres.

The adjacent commercial port can handle vessels up to 150 metres in length, with a least depth of 4 metres at chart datum alongside the main wharf.

Facilities include diesel fuel, fresh water, power (single and three-phase), hardstand, launching, showers, toilets, laundry, and oil disposal. Vessels are required to contact the Harbour Manager prior to entry. Monitor VHF channels 16 and 60.

The nearby township of Takaka provides additional services.