END OF SUMMER SEASON

Tuesday 31st October is the end of the Summer Season and your boat should be gone from its mooring by then unless you are staying for The Winter.  If you envisage any delays, please just email me in advance and we can sort something out. There will be the inevitable Cornish Cross Over as boats leave on 31st October and arrive on 1st November for The Winter but please bear with us for 10 days as we sort everything out. 

If you WANT A WINTER BERTH, do let me know if you haven’t already.  We offer very competitive rates with storage and you can use and work on your boats during the Winter Season – 1st November 2023 to 31st March 2024.  Pontoon is £35 a foot with no minimum length.  Trot, Swing and Beach moorings are £21.50 per foot.  

If you know you DON’T WANT YOUR SUMMER MOORING FOR NEXT YEAR, I would be very grateful if you could let me know asap as we have a waiting list for all types of moorings.  

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