The Belfast Harbour Marina is identified by rows of white masts bobbing against the backdrop of the Titanic Quarter’s modern glass and steel buildings. It sits on the site of the former Abercorn Basin, where massive steel hulls for ocean liners were once fitted out. Before this area became a hub for leisure boats, workers hammered rivets into ships like the Canberra here. Today, the water holds recreational cruisers and yachts, occupying a basin that once defined the industrial output of the twentieth century.
Belfast Harbour Marina
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