Auda
Harbour in Latvia · 57.0499° N · 24.0683° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedvia web search · 29 September 2026Auda Marina is situated in Mangaļsala, a place that is still an active fishing village in Riga, where the Audupe river meets the mouth of the Daugava near the Gulf of Riga. According to Latvia's official tourism portal, Auda Marina provides 30 berths with a depth of 3.5 metres and serves as a base for innovative sports boat building.
On arrival: approximately 1.6 nmi after entering the Daugava from the Gulf of Rīga, keep left; the marina is located on the Audupe river (second left turn from the sea gate). Turn after passing the red lateral buoy "6A" and steer 66°T for approximately 0.33 nmi, pass the green lateral buoy "A1" and keep straight until passing a white floating two-storey building – the first guest pier is just behind it. The draught level is 4 metres.
On site you'll find toilets, drinking water and shore power at the pontoons, along with wifi and waste-disposal facilities. There is also boat-lift/crane service, a chandlery for boat equipment, and a slipway/trailer ramp, plus a restaurant/bar for guests and members.
If you fancy a walk from the marina, you can stroll through a beautiful forest down to the Gulf of Rīga and the mole, close to the popular resort of Vecāķi with its lovely beach, restaurants and bars. Berth at Auda and head out for a walk to the beach at Vecāķi.
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