Description

Wangsan Marina is a public marina that was built as a competitive sailing venue for the 2014 Asian Games, and now serves as the largest privately-owned marina in South Korea. The marina, located an hour from Seoul, has capacity for 300 yachts up to 156 feet.

With 10 meter tides and strong currents required a heavy duty pontoon system that was durable, stable and technologically advanced. The dock and piling system had to be custom engineered to meet the unique performance and loading specifications of the project. The pontoons were designed and engineered by Bellingham Marine Australia, and were manufactured by CKIPM, Bellingham’s Korean partner.

Project overview

Wangsan Marina in Incheon, South Korea, was built as the competitive sailing venue for the 2014 Asian Games and then opened as a public marina – the first large-scale marina in the Seoul metropolitan area. It opened in October 2014 after more than two years of construction.

266 moorings on concrete floating docks.
The pontoons were designed and engineered by Bellingham Marine’s dock system engineering team in Australia.
The float modules were manufactured by CKIPM, Bellingham’s Korean partner, at its plant south of Seoul.
Planned as the centre of a mixed-use marina destination within the Yongyu-Muui Tourism Complex.

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Features

Unifloat concrete floating platform

266 slips up to 156 feet in length