Within a few minutes of the junction of the A50 and the A38, the site of Mercia Marina is conveniently situated between the villages of Findern and Willington, on the popular Trent and Mersey Canal , South Derbyshire . Created from the existing Willington Lake , Mercia Marina is set within seventy four acres of unspoilt countryside with footpaths leading to the nearby villages which are within easy walking distance. Our new marina has been designed to offer exceptional facilities for your enjoyment in perfect harmony with beautiful surroundings. Please view the Marina Plan to see how the natural profiles of the existing Willington Lake have been retained and how the area has been enhanced through the addition of islands and promontories to offer berth-holders great views and privacy.

Originally built by Sir Robin Knox Johnston, Mercury Yacht Harbour is situated in a sheltered wooded site where the shallow waters of Badnam Creek join the River Hamble. Just a 20 minute walk from Hamble village, the marina offers berthing for 360 boats and enjoys deep water at all states of tide. Among its excellent facilities are a chandlery as well as a bar and restaurant with waterfront views. There's always activity on the River Hamble, with fleets of racers out every weekend during the summer. Mercury Yacht Harbour also provides an ideal base from which to visit some of our other marinas in the Southampton area. Nearby Ocean Village Marina boasts two cinemas along with restaurants and bars; a wide range of marine services are available at Shamrock Quay and Hamble Point Marina.

Surrounded by an area of outstanding natural beauty and just moments away from fabulous sailing waters. Find out why Mylor Yacht Harbour is the perfect base for motor and sailing yachts in the South West.
Mylor Yacht Harbour is a centre of excellence for the restoration and care of yachts and motor boats, providing a full complement of services afloat and ashore.

Ipswich Waterfront is a hub of activity with a mix of vibrant restaurants, cafes, interesting shops, apartments and awesome views of the water, overlooking yachts and powerboats, both traditional and modern. Ipswich Waterfront is a stimulating environment with an ever changing vista of visiting large sailing vessels and Royal Navy ships, together with craft offering tours of the beautiful River Orwell. Located just a short 10 minutes walk from the town centre with a myriad of things to do and see from supermarkets, shopping, art galleries, multi cultural restaurants, cinemas, theatres, historical buildings, parklands, swimming pools and gyms.

In the East Sussex seaside town of Newhaven, Oakdene Homes Plc has acquired West Quay, Railway Quay and the Marina. Construction work is now underway on the largest development and regeneration project that this historic cross-channel ferryport has ever seen. This exciting project will transform Newhaven into one of the South Coast's leading boating and leisure centres, with around 650 highly desirable apartment homes overlooking the waterside and the busy boating activity.

Northney Marina is situated on the north shore of Hayling Island within Chichester Harbour, one of Europe's largest natural harbours. The harbour's sheltered waters provide safe cruising and there are plenty of anchorages to explore within the area, such as Itchenor with its quaint pubs or Bosham village. The facilities at this 228 berth marina are excellent. There is a relaxing customers' lounge and sunny outside terrace as well as a shop selling essential items. The modern facilities building also includes plentiful showers and toilets, disabled facilities and a launderette along with an office/reception.

The marina and river moorings are set in the peaceful middle reaches of the River Dart – although not far from the open sea, at Noss all is quiet and peaceful.

In the evening, you can watch the sun setting over Old Mill Creek from your boat, while waders such as herons and curlews may be seen as you sip your sundowner.

Situated in the shelter of Southampton Water, Ocean Village is more than a marina. Surrounded by a wealth of shops, restaurants, cinemas and bars, it offers outstanding recreational facilities. Overlooking the marina is The Royal Southampton Yacht Club which, although a members club, offers berth holders and visitors a warm and friendly welcome. The basin, formerly used for commercial ships, is deep enough to offer mooring facilities for tall ships and large yachts and has become famous for hosting the start and/or finish of around the world yacht races such as the BT Global Challenge. From the marina, there is direct access to superb and varied cruising. To the west is the picturesque Beaulieu River and the surrounding New Forest.

Parkstone Bay Marina is located within Parkstone Bay in the heart of Poole Harbour, the second largest natural harbour in the world. Easily reached by sea are Poole Quay, the beaches at Sandbanks and Shell Bay, and Brownsea Island with its abundance of wildlife. On offer is an excellent range of facilities including summer and winter storage, easy-access pontoon berths, trot moorings, and dry berthing where boats are launched by forklift.

Set in 80 acres and with 575 berths, Penton Hook is Britain's largest inland marina. It is situated on one of the loveliest reaches of the River Thames, close to Chertsey and about a mile downstream from Runnymede where King John signed the Magna Carta. The site provides first-class amenities in sheltered waters and boasts four facility buildings, which include showers, toilets and full disabled facilities. Penton Hook Marina also offers purpose-built pontoons for narrowboats and Dutch barges, including a number of moorings for vessels up to 30 metres. There is also a private yacht club which organises a full program of activities.