Shamrock Quay is a marina steeped in history, taking its name from the famous J-class yacht, Shamrock V, which was built on this site in 1931 to challenge for the America's Cup. This 255 berth marina is still a major centre for refit and boat building with many specialist trades on site, as well as a bar, continental restaurant, cafe and shops. Following a £1.5 million refurbishment it now boasts a 70 metre specialist superyacht berth, a 60 metre visitor berth and a modern shower and toilet block featuring a purpose-designed facility for disabled berth holders. Head down Southampton Water and there are numerous cruising opportunities available. There is plenty of racing action in the Solent and a weekend in the Channel Islands is easily possible.

Shotley Marina located on the East Coast at the confluence of the rivers Stour and Orwell in an area of outstanding natural beauty. The Marina opens into Harwich bay and you can turn to Starboard and potter down the river Stour to Manningtree or to Port and explore the Orwell taking in the Pin Mill and ending up in Ipswich. For the more adventurous you can sail to Burnham, Walton, Aldeburgh, Ostend and beyond.

Smallgains Marina,The Point,Canvey Island,Essex SS8 7TJ.
Berths for up to 50ft craft. Storage,Haul out/Launch, Diesel quay, Shore power/water,
jetwash etc. Toilets/showers,other services available.

South Dock Marina is London's largest working marina. lt is conveniently located in South Dock and Greenland Dock on the south bank of the Thames, 2.5 miles downstream from Tower Bridge and 1.5 miles upstream from Greenwich. The marina offers over 200 berths. Locking in from the tidal Thames is fast and efficient, with the added advantage of holding pontoons on Greenland Pier at the entrance to the Lock. As well as providing a highly central and secure London mooring, the marina makes an excellent base for cruising the Thames and the Medway, as well as exploring further afield to the east coast of England and the northern European coastline.

Southdown Marina is a small, friendly marina in the picturesque River Tamar. It lies a quarter of a mile from Plymouth Sound. Situated in rural surroundings, Southdown Marina is both family and pet friendly and just a short dinghy ride away is the City of Plymouth.rnrnThis marina is on the Cornish side of the River Tamar. Having passed Drake's Island in Plymouth Sound and entered the Hamoaze with Cremyll Point to port, you will find Southdown Yacht Club situated on the north side of Millbrook Lake, behind lovely Mount Edgecumbe Park. The location is sheltered and well placed for exploring. The marina lies within the jurisdiction of the Queen's Harbourmaster. It is quiet, non-commercialised and friendly to visiting yachtsmen and their families. Berths are walk-on pontoons or quayside and helpful personnel can assist you with enquiries about facilities and services.

Southsea Marina sits on the threshold of the Solent - its relaxed and friendly atmosphere a sanctuary for yachtsmen to escape the crowds. It is a hideaway from the busy cruising grounds of the Solent. A place where boat enthusiasts relax, enjoying its special camaraderie. Head round Eastney Peninsula and within 15 minutes, you are in the Solent, ready for day trips to the Isle of Wight or further afield. Alternatively explore the sheltered delights of Langstone Harbour. The excellently equipped marina has first-class facilities with a fully serviced boatyard to handle all your needs. There are CCTV cameras and guard patrols, on-site bar and restaurant, modern toilet and shower block, and 24-hour diesel and petrol.

Enjoy discovering the delights of Sovereign Harbour, world-class facilities in a world-class location. Luxuriating in the beautiful natural setting of the Sussex heritage coastline, the newly-created marina offers a magnificent base to visit some of the best cruising grounds in the world. Its 24 hour access to the sea makes it a magnet for sailors with the Mediterranean and major European Channel ports in France, Holland and Belgium within easy cruising distance.

Based at the entrance to Chichester Harbour Sparkes Yacht Harbour allows fast and easy access at all states of the tide into the Solent. As well as full maintenance facilities, the complex also has a chandlery, brokerage and a bar/bistro which offers superb views across Chichester Harbour.

St Katharine Haven is London's leading yacht marina. Situated alongside Tower Bridge, it is the ideal berthing place for anyone wishing to visit the capital. For visitors arriving outside locking times there are six mooring buoys in the River Thames, next to Devon House, to the east of the lock entrance. Boats of shallow draft may use the inside face of St Katharine's Pier.

With the completion of the new West Harbour in April 2005, the marina has reached its full capacity of 550, high quality, fully serviced berths - including 50 new 'big boat' positions for yachts up to 60ft loa and a maximum draft of 2.5 metres. Additionally, there are approximately 50 swinging moorings adjacent to the Harbour in the River Orwell.