Machons Point Harbour is a working fishing wharf located near Murray Harbour on Prince Edward Island's South River.

Access by water requires navigating a short, well-buoyed channel, though mariners should exercise caution: shoals lie on both sides of the entrance, and depths in the middle of the channel are limited.

At least ten feet of water is reported along the approach to the wharf itself. The harbour is primarily a commercial fishing facility and becomes especially busy during lobster and herring seasons, with heavy vessel traffic and activity around the clock.

Outside of fishing seasons it offers well-sheltered anchorage. A fishermen's co-op chandlery near the wharf stocks practical marine supplies including hardware, epoxy, antifouling paint, rope, and foul weather gear.