Uncrowded waters, rugged coastlines, an easy pace of life, first class facilities and a warm welcome awaits you at Falmouth Marina. Sailing in unspoilt waters surrounded by breathtaking scenery makes this a cruising ground to remember. The ablutions and launderette are conveniently situated in the marina reception building. A fully equipped boatyard solves maintenance problems on site and a flexible boatshed offers an undercover repair facility. Provisioning is nearby or take a 15 minute walk to Falmouth where you will discover all the shops, bars and restaurants you need.The annual Falmouth Regatta week is held in August where almost every class of boat races.

Situated in London Docklands, Gallions Point Marina offers a great starting point for local and extended cruising for beginners and experienced yachtsmen.

Gillingham Marina, set on the River Medway, has built up a fine reputation for its superb facilities and high standard security arrangements. Situated on the south bank of the River Medway, only eight miles from Sheerness, the Marina lies below the Chatham Historic Dockyard in Gillingham Reach. Five miles downstream of Rochester Bridge, Gillingham Marina is an ideal base for both local cruising on the Medway and Thames or more extended voyages to the East Coast and to France.

Located close to Portsmouth Harbour entrance, Gosport offers excellent 24-hour access to the cruising ground of the Solent and can accommodate boats up to 20m. The northern half of the marina has been built in the last three years and an ongoing programme of improvements will update the southern section. The High Street is a two-minute walk away with plenty of shops, pubs and restaurants. A lively market takes place there on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 0800 to 1400 selling a variety of goods. The local ferry takes you over to Portsmouth where Gunwharf Quays, a modern development offers plenty of designer shops, factory outlets, bars, restaurants, bowling alley, casino and a multiplex cinema. Historic dockyard features HMS Victory, Warrior and the Mary Rose.

For sheer location alone, Hamble Point Marina is hard to beat. At the mouth of the River Hamble, with easy access to the world famous waters of the Solent, a magnet for competitive sailors from around the globe, it's a favourite with racers and cruising yachtsmen alike. Directly south of the Hamble is the Isle of Wight, with Cowes only a few miles away. To the east lie Chichester Harbour and historic Portsmouth and to the west are the quiet waters of Beaulieu River, Lymington and Poole Harbour. The 230 berth marina itself offers extensive shore-side facilities. Besides a well-stocked chandlery, bar and restaurant, Hamble Point also has the best range of new and used boats for sale on the South Coast.

Hartlepool Marina is one of the most modern Marina facilities in Europe. Featuring one of Europe's biggest boat hoists and attracting hundreds of vessels, the £60 million Marina is Hartlepool's most alluring and relaxing location. High fashion, waterside restaurants and romantic promenades may be more characteristic of a continental port, but Hartlepool has definitely made marina life a delicacy of its own.

Haslar is a modern purpose-built marina situated in a superb location within Portsmouth Harbour near Gosport at the eastern end of The Solent. The marina was built in response to a demand for quality berths within quick and easy reach of open water. Its popularity stems, most notably, from the quality of the facilities, together with very high levels of customer service, all at a reasonable price to the yachtsman. The pontoons are well protected by a large wave screen and the marinasí sheltered position in Haslar creek. Each berth is fully serviced with water, electricity & wireless broadband connectivity, and there are no tidal restrictions, even at very low tides.

Hoo is a traditional marina with modern facilities. There is a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, with few rules and good security. The Marina is situated on the northern side of the Medway Estuary and is within easy sailing distance of the Thames estuary and the North Sea with the coastal ports of mainland Europe just a few hours away. Hoo also benefits from excellent road access, including from the M25, the A2/M2 and the M20.

The Club now comprises of roughly 200 berths, accommodating vessels of all types and sizes. A number of min berths have been built to accommodate small vessels under 23ft in length. Other bigger berths accommodate small and medium sized yachts and motor boats.

Hythe Marina was the first marina village to be built in the UK and is still one of the finest. Located on the western shore of Southampton Water, it's a unique development of a 209 berth marina, together with waterside homes, shops, restaurants and bars. There is a general store on site along with a watersports shop, hairdresser and brokerage. There is also a regular ferry service which runs from Hythe right into the centre of Southampton. The marina entrance is controlled by lock gates, operated 24 hours a day throughout the year, and there is easy access to Southampton Water and several of our other marinas situated in and around the Solent.