Woolverstone Marina is set in 22 acres of glorious parkland on the picturesque River Orwell with the Royal Harwich Yacht Club nearby. There are a number of navigable estuaries close at hand, providing interesting sailing in sheltered waters. Or for those wishing to head further afield, Ostend is only 79 miles from Harwich, Holland and France are also within easy reach. As well as 235 pontoon berths, there are 110 swinging moorings with a water taxi service. In addition to the berthing facilities, there is an on-site caravan park along with a sailing school.

Rhu Marina is located on the north side of the Clyde Estuary, at the entrance to the Gareloch. Rhu Marina is in the conservation village of Rhu, just west of Helensburgh. The area is surrounded by the hills of Argyll. Rhu Marina has a substantial stone breakwater to the South and East with floating breakwaters to the West and North West.

Ardfern Yacht Centre is a marina for all size of yachts and power boats situated on the Argyll coast of Scotland and is ideally located to explore all of the anchorages of the Inner Hebrides and the western Isles. Ardfern Yacht Centre has chandlery, brokerage and workshop facilities that provide real service and fully qualified maintenance work from changing an oil filter to the most sophisticated work with epoxy and synthetic technology.

Clyde Marina is located on the north Ayrshire coastline and set amidst some of the finest cruising waters around the sheltered Clyde islands and within easy reach of the dramatic Scottish Western Isles.

The River Dee offers the safest anchorage on the Solway coast hence the growth of the town of Kirkcudbright in the medieval period. The approach to Kirkcudbright is through attractive coastal scenery. The marina offers a peaceful haven to stop, enjoy the atmosphere of this historic harbour town and sample the local hospitality as well as stocking up on essentials.

The Yacht Haven is based amongst lochs and islands with fishing villages and harbours as near as half an hour away. The inner Clyde offers ideal day cruising whilst the more open west coast and Ireland is only a day away. Everywhere lies the background of Scottish mountains and wildlife providing interest at every opportunity.

Whitehills is a Trust Harbour, established by Act of Parliament in 1895, and is fully maintained and run by nine elected Commissioners from the village. It has been run this way since the Harbour was built in 1900. Whitehills was a very successful fishing port up until 1999, when due to changes in the fishing industry, the Commissioners decided to develop it as a Marina.

Craobh is idyllically situated in the heart of Scotland's most sought after west coast cruising area. The marina has been developed from a near perfect natural harbour, with berths for up to 250 craft of all sizes to a maximum length of 33 meters. The deep entrance can accommodate vessels with a draft of 4 meters at low water and the basin accommodates drafts in excess of 8m. This together with wide areas of manoeuvring provides the perfect haven for all types of craft.

Sandpoint Marina lies on the north bank of the Clyde estuary, across the River Leven from Dumbarton Castle and on the very edge of some of the best cruising in Britain. With easy routes of access from all areas of the country Sandpoint Marina makes the ideal place for berthing and lay-up. Sandpoint Marina is an independently run marina and takes a pride in offering professional yet personal service to every owner. With present redevelopment and investment Sandpoint Marina continues to offer the very best in service and value to existing owners and extends a warm welcome to new ones.

Scotland’s premier marina is located on the southern shores of the River Clyde, within 30 minutes travel time from Glasgow and its International Airport by direct road and rail links. Kip Marina is Scotland’s gateway to some of the world’s finest sailing waters, giving easy access for boat owners from all over the UK and Europe.