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.

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

Limehouse Marina is located to the East of London, and connects the River Lee (via the Limehouse Cut) the Regents Canal and the River Thames. This is an ideal location for all river, canal and sea going pleasure craft. The 90 berth marina with excellent modern facilities is an oasis of calm in London. The marina makes a perfect base from which to explore London and the surrounding waterways.

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.

Boston Marina, near Boston Grand Sluice, Lincolnshire, has much to offer the boating community during the season. Discover the pleasantly situated, secure moorings; the excellent well stocked chandlery, catering for all your boating requirements; boat sales should you wish to transfer your affections to something bigger, smaller etc. For those who wish to explore Boston and the surrounding area, the Marina offers well appointed holiday accommodation for week-end breaks or longer stays.

Based less than a mile from the heart of the vibrant and historic city and within easy walking distance of the Albert Docks and new Arena, Liverpool Marina offers something for everyone. Fully serviced berthing is available for boats & canal barges up to 60 feet with the areas only lift-out crane and boatyard facilities. Naturally a full range of engineering, chandlery and boat sales is provided on-site by some of our supply partners.

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

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

Situated on the River Medway in Kent, Chatham Maritime Marina is at the heart of a multi-million pound leisure and retail development that's set to become a major waterfront attraction. Currently the marina has 310 berths and is close to a factory outlet shopping complex, a water activities centre as well as a pub and restaurant. There's also a local convenience store stocking essential items, with various other facilities planned. The marina provides the perfect base from which to explore the surrounding area. The Medway Estuary offers excellent cruising in the lower reaches, with many secluded anchorages, perfect for lazy lunch stops.

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.