Plymouth Yacht Haven is located on the historic Mount Batten peninsula. From 1917 until recently, Mount Batten was in the hands of the RAF, gaining worldwide fame during the Second World War as a base for flying boats. Located in Clovelly Bay, at the mouth of the Cattewater, the marina is sheltered from the prevailing south westerly winds yet is only minutes from one of England's finest natural harbours, Plymouth Sound. From here the choice is yours, a day's sailing to Salcombe, Fowey, Torquay or Dartmouth; a longer passage taking in Falmouth, Penzance and on to the Isles of Scilly; the Channel Islands or to the north and west coast of France. Deep water throughout the marina allows freedom at all states of tide. In rough weather, Plymouth Sound and local rivers allow for hours of sheltered scenic sailing.

Port Hamble Marina is situated on the River Hamble in the heart of the South Coast's sailing scene. The marina has a proud heritage of refitting and maintaining racing yachts, a tradition that continues today with many different yacht services based at the marina. Picturesque Hamble village, with its inviting pubs and restaurants, is only a few minutes walk away. For the competitive sailor, the Solent probably offers the widest choice of racing in the UK, with fixtures throughout the summer and winter months. All these features combine to make Port Hamble on of the most popular marinas on the South Coast and an obvious choice for racing enthusiasts.

Port Pendennis offers a friendly marina in a sheltered corner of Falmouth Harbour, with direct access to the main shopping street and convenient to restaurants and pubs. Bounded by areas of outstanding natural beauty, this is the ideal centre for cruising the West Country, the Isles of Scilly, Brittany, the Channel Islands and the South Coast of Ireland. Historically Falmouth was the first port of call for sailing ships arriving from the Atlantic or Bay of Biscay, and favoured for it's easy entry in extreme weather conditions. Nowadays Port Pendennis is the perfect departure or arrival point for Transatlantic or Biscay passages, supported by a full selection of marine services and adjacent to high street shops for victualling.

With 24 hour access and extensive on site marine shore-side facilities, Port Solent is a great place to keep your boat all year round. Marina reception is next to the lock where friendly professional staff are on hand 24 hours a day to help. First class services range from a fully serviced boat yard, excellent security, 24 hour fuel, showers and toilets, a Boat Scrubber, free pump out, yacht brokerage, boat repairs, engine servicing, marine electronics and the largest chandlery on the South Coast. An intrinsic part of the marina is the Boardwalk, where you can find plenty of shops, bars and restaurants to visit. There is also a cinema on site and a David Lloyd Health Club which both visitors and berth holders can use.

As an integral part of the award winning Port Marine development, Portishead Quays Marina is established as one of the best equipped marina facilities in the South West.
Superbly located for visiting Bristol's historic harbour, impressive Cardiff Bay and for accessing the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal, Portishead Quays Marina holds a strategic position in the Bristol Channel.
The excellent tidal access and close proximity to the motorway network, coupled with friendly staff, available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, are just some of the reasons for choosing to berth your vessel at Portishead Quays Marina.

With 40 acres of deep water and a convenient city centre location Preston Marina is an ideal place to keep a boat.

Plymouth is well known as a City of the Sea and has played a major role in seafaring voyages around the world. Queen Anne's Battery (QAB) is therefore a popular marina with long-term berth holders and many visitors during the summer months. Offering outstanding facilities for yachtsmen and motor cruisers alike, it has 235 permanent berths for boats up to 18 metres and a visitors' area with alongside pontoon berthing. Besides a chandlery, brokerage and yacht charter, there is a provisions shop selling essential items as well as a café, bar and restaurant. QAB is also home to the Royal Western Yacht Club and many international short-handed yacht races start and finish here, including the single-handed Transatlantic Race.

The Port of Ramsgate features a 700 berth Royal Harbour Marina with facilities designed to meet the most discerning boaters.

Royal Quays Marina is situated in the former Albert Edward Dock some 2nm from the Pierheads at the entrance to the River Tyne. Royal Quays Marina is an ideal base to explore the Heritage Coast, a largely unspoilt coastline stretching from just north of the River Tyne to the Scottish border.

Salterns Marina, located in Poole in Dorset, enjoys the sheltered waters of Europeís largest natural harbour and is home to 300 berths including 75 swinging moorings. Salterns has been established for over 30 years and offers the comprehensive range of facilities you would expect from a 5 Gold Anchor Marina and Blue Flag achiever.