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Weymouth Harbour

Weymouth with its perfectly shaped crescent bay and sandy beach is the essence of an English seaside holiday town. Guesthouses, hotels, donkey rides, Punch and Judy... and lots of ice cream and fast foods.

The outer harbour is well sheltered and used by fast catamaran ferries, fishing boats and yachts. It is bustling with activity during the summer months and if you weary of the constant comings and goings respite is at hand. The inner harbour is entered via a swing bridge and offers perfect shelter and security right in the middle of the town. The Marina could be a useful place to leave your craft unattended in safety.

Most boat needs can be met here as well as provisioning. For those captivated by the atmosphere the harbour offers a special deal where after paying three days, you get the fourth free (not applicable in July and August)

It should also be noted that Weymouth and Portland are important centres for diving and sports sea fishing. A quick glance through the directory will show any number of dive and angling boats for charter.

Weymouth Harbour (and Marina)

Tel: 01305 838423

  Approach    Berthing    Comments 14 

  Approach

When coming from the West one will have to get past the Portland Race and....

.... the Shambles one way or another. Skirting outside the whole lot at a good offing is the most sensible plan.

Once past the East Shambles Cardinal buoy (Q(3)10s) left well to port, a turn can be made on to a generally NNW heading. The huge area of Portland Harbour will be seen to the West, and due attention should be paid to vessels emerging. Other than that there are no dangers and a course can be set to position you a couple of hundred metres to the East of Weymouth's South pier.

Approaching from the East round St Albans head, keep well off to avoid an area of overfalls, and make for a point East of Weymouth's South pier.

Be aware of the Lulworth Firing Range which stretches out to about six miles South of Lulworth Cove. If you heed our advice to stand off from St Albans Head and clear of the St Albans Ledge you will also remain just clear of the danger area. The Range Safety Boat is on channel 8 and you can get information from them or by phone on tel 01929 404712. There is a leaflet issued annually giving scheduled firing times and a digital copy can be found at

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/lulworth-firing-notice

The idea in both cases is to put yourself in a position where you can have a clear view of the harbour mouth, to see what's emerging.

The next stage is to contact "Weymouth Harbour Radio", with first contact on VHF channel 16 and working on VHF channel 12. Their working hours are 7 AM to 7 PM, telephone 01305 838423 link to website below:

http://www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk


A berth will be allocated on arrival, and entry is simply between the two piers, keeping an eye out for fishing lines. There is a leading line on 240° marked by flashing red lights shown on the chart but it is difficult to pick up.

Harbour traffic signals are shown from midway on the South pier (see photo gallery) and need to be noted and acted upon. The three lights are sett in a vertical arrangement and the signals are: RRR Flash = Emergency, PORT CLOSED. RRG = Movement prohibited. RRR = Ship Leaving, No entry. GGG = Ship Entering, No Departure. GWG = Move as directed by Harbourmaster. No signal lights mean you may move at your own discretion.

The first berths you will pass are on your starboard hand and are commercial, pleasure craft berthing is described in next section. Be aware of the small passenger rowboat ferry which crosses the harbour near the ferry terminal... give way to him. It is the rule that vessels must not make wash, and although local fishing boats seem to ignore this and get away with it, you probably won't. Dead slow, no wash.

The harbour office does not accept advance bookings, but appreciates being informed in advance if you intend to arrive in a larger vessel, say over 15 m so they can make space for you.

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  Harbour   Anchorage   Marina
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Waypoint

South Pierhead 50:36'.58N 002:26'.47W

Charts

Admiraty 2268, 2172, 2255, SC 5601

Rules & Regs

No Wash, 4 Knts

Hazards

Ferries, Fishing Boats, Busy

Tides

HW Dover-0440 MHWS 2.1m MHWN 1.4m MLWN 0.8m MLWS 0.4m Stand at LW
Weymouth HarbourHarbour,Marina0-2.45198261117974350.6024044851427Weymouth with its perfectly shaped crescent bay and sandy beach is the essence of an English seaside holiday town. Guesthouses, hotels, donkey rides, Punch and Judy... and lots of ice cream and fast foods.The outer harbour is well sheltered and used by fast catamaran ferries, fishing boats and yachts. It is bustling with activity during the summer months and if you weary of the constant comings and goings respite is at hand. The inner harbour is entered via a swing bridge and offers perfect shelter and security right in the middle of the town. The Marina could be a useful place to leave your craft unattended in safety.Most boat needs can be met here as well as provisioning. For those captivated by the atmosphere the harbour offers a special deal where after paying three days, you get the fourth free (not applicable in July and August)It should also be noted that Weymouth and Portland are important centres for diving and sports sea fishing. A quick glance through the directory will show any number of dive and angling boats for charter.Admiraty 2268, 2172, 2255, SC 5601No Wash, 4 KntsFerries, Fishing Boats, BusyHW Dover-0440 MHWS 2.1m MHWN 1.4m MLWN 0.8m MLWS 0.4m Stand at LWWhen coming from the West one will have to get past the Portland Race and........ the Shambles one way or another. Skirting outside the whole lot at a good offing is the most sensible plan.Once past the East Shambles Cardinal buoy (Q(3)10s) left well to port, a turn can be made on to a generally NNW heading. The huge area of Portland Harbour will be seen to the West, and due attention should be paid to vessels emerging. Other than that there are no dangers and a course can be set to position you a couple of hundred metres to the East of Weymouth's South pier.Approaching from the East round St Albans head, keep well off to avoid an area of overfalls, and make for a point East of Weymouth's South pier.Be aware of the Lulworth Firing Range which stretches out to about six miles South of Lulworth Cove. If you heed our advice to stand off from St Albans Head and clear of the St Albans Ledge you will also remain just clear of the danger area. The Range Safety Boat is on channel 8 and you can get information from them or by phone on tel 01929 404712. There is a leaflet issued annually giving scheduled firing times and a digital copy can be found athttps://www.gov.uk/government/publications/lulworth-firing-noticeThe idea in both cases is to put yourself in a position where you can have a clear view of the harbour mouth, to see what's emerging.The next stage is to contact "Weymouth Harbour Radio", with first contact on VHF channel 16 and working on VHF channel 12. Their working hours are 7 AM to 7 PM, telephone 01305 838423 link to website below:http://www.weymouth-harbour.co.ukA berth will be allocated on arrival, and entry is simply between the two piers, keeping an eye out for fishing lines. There is a leading line on 240° marked by flashing red lights shown on the chart but it is difficult to pick up.Harbour traffic signals are shown from midway on the South pier (see photo gallery) and need to be noted and acted upon. The three lights are sett in a vertical arrangement and the signals are: RRR Flash = Emergency, PORT CLOSED. RRG = Movement prohibited. RRR = Ship Leaving, No entry. GGG = Ship Entering, No Departure. GWG = Move as directed by Harbourmaster. No signal lights mean you may move at your own discretion.The first berths you will pass are on your starboard hand and are commercial, pleasure craft berthing is described in next section. Be aware of the small passenger rowboat ferry which crosses the harbour near the ferry terminal... give way to him. It is the rule that vessels must not make wash, and although local fishing boats seem to ignore this and get away with it, you probably won't. Dead slow, no wash.The harbour office does not accept advance bookings, but appreciates being informed in advance if you intend to arrive in a larger vessel, say over 15 m so they can make space for you.Anchorage is possible outside the harbour, clear of the entrance to the N.,...... This is not a comfortable berth, the rocking and rolling could drive you to distraction. Portland is a better bet for anchoring.There is an image of the harbour layout in our Navigation images but you will find a clearer one on their own websiteHarbour Map 2020 (DC).jpg (580×882) (weymouth-harbour.co.uk)There are several areas to which you may be directed by the HM when you contact him. Along the North side of the harbour, once past the Ro-Ro ferry dock, you will find a pontoon, generally kept for longer craft; after that and just past the landing for the oar powered cross harbour ferry is another pontoon and finally another outside the HM's office and the Royal Dorset Yacht Club. Some of the pontoons nearer the harbour entrance are seasonal. T On the South side of the harbour is an assortment of moorings/pontoons for local fishing and angling boats until one gets to the "Cove" opposite the HM's office where there is another pontoon on which you might be moored. Finally there is a pontoon just below the Town Bridge where you can tie up to await the opening of the bridge into the Marina.Within the harbour area you will be charged £3.40 per metre per night (and £2.60 in the off season) If you have managed to connect to a shore power point they will charge an extra £2.75 for that. In the high season this is a very bustling port, you must expect to raft and be rafted upon so fenders both sides as you make your approach. Quiet it is not, although there is a speed limit and an admonishment not to create a wash, the fishing boats seem to think this doesn't apply to them ('twas ever thus!)Berth where directed by the harbour staff, or if outside of hours tie up on one of the pontoons described above or raft up outside a similar sized boat.During the summer months the town bridge opens once every 2 hours between 8 AM and 9 PM. If planning to visit the Marina within its simply a matter of tying up to the waiting pontoon right by the bridge, and passing in when the bridge opens. (In the winter months the bridge only opens by arrangement with an hours notice being needed.) The Marina can be contacted on VHF channel 80 or telephone 01305 767576, staff will meet your boat. When you pass through the bridge you will need to turn to starboard and follow the signs, the Marina office is located at the end of the dock. Marina prices (2022) are £3.35 per metre and that includes shore power hook-up.Weymouth Marina | boatfolkThe same company that owns this Marina, Boatfolk, have inherited a massive new Marina complex situated within Portland Harbour nearby.Water and electricity are available alongside at the Marina and harbour authority pontoons (now includes the pontoon in the Cove)Toilets and showers are available by the harbour master's office.(Toilets on the South Quay too) For users of the Marina more luxurious facilities are available with shower, toilet, and wash basin all available in individual cubicles. It also offers a laundry room. WiFi is available throughout the Marina and faxes and mail can be dealt with by the office, where ice can also be obtained by the bag.The fuel pontoon is no more in the harbour but there is a mobile diesel provider called Quayside Fuels ( 01305 772318 / 07747 182181 / VHF Ch 60) we understand that Andy who operates this facility has been doing it for years and he gets good reports. There is a pontoon on the marina side of the Town Bridge that he can reach with his hoses and if you give him a ring the day before you leave he can meet you and fuel you up before you set off. Calor and camping gas are available from the chandlery opposite the Marina (amongst others). WiFi Internet is available in the main harbour, and the Royal Dorset Yacht Club offers visitors use of telephone, fax, and Internet facilities. The friendly club is located right by the harbour office and also offers visitors use of the bar serving drinks at club prices and bar snacks. The club makes it clear that motorboaters are equally welcome. Telephone 01305 786258, link to website below.www.royal-dorset.comThere are three laundries in the town, and three supermarkets inc Sommerfield, Morrisons and a Tesco Metro near the harbour. Provisioning should be no problem and there are numerous smaller outlets too. The major banks are all here with cashpoints to top up the wallet.There are chandlers and all kinds of marine specialists available, inc marine engineering, electronics, and sailmakers. Hauling out can now be handled at the new marina facility at Portland.For those looking for Diving and Sea angling, Weymouth and Portland are excellent with a massive choice...check the directory.Trailer boats can be launched from the Public Slip in the inner harbour, this is under the control of the harbour authorities. Note that the air clearance of the Town Bridge is aroud 3m, openings as described elsewhere. Use at all states of the tide for small craft.The town has good main line connections to London Waterloo, and buses too.This holiday town can cater for everyone. Eating out is available at all kinds of price ranges and styles and some nightlife can be found. Youngsters with a craving for McDonald's will find two here, and apart from the ubiquitous fish and chips Weymouth boasts at least two Indian restaurants, Italian, bistros etc. There are a couple of nightclubs complete with pounding music for those on the prowl, and real ale aficionados won't be disappointed if they search around a bit. It is beyond the scope of this guide to delve too deeply in these matters so we offer the following links:Pubs:www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/results.shtml/el/Weymouth%3BDorset/Eating Out:Restaurants & Places to Eat in Weymouth 2021 - TripadvisorWeymouth originated as a settlement on a constricted site to the south and west of Weymouth Harbour, an outlying part of Wyke Regis. The town developed from the mid 12th century onwards, but was not noted until the 13th century. By 1252 it was established as a seaport and become a chartered borough. Melcombe Regis developed separately on the peninsula to the north of the harbour; it was mentioned as a licensed wool port in 1310.Melcombe Regis is thought to be the first port at which the Black Death came into England in June 1348, possibly either aboard a spice ship or an army ship. In their early history Weymouth and Melcombe Regis were rivals for trade and industry, but the towns were united in an Act of Parliament in 1571 to form a double borough. Both towns have become known as Weymouth, despite Melcombe Regis being the main town centre. The villages of Upwey, Broadwey, Preston, Wyke Regis, Chickerell, Southill, Radipole and Littlemoor have become part of the built-up area.The ruins of the 16th century Sandsfoot CastleKing Henry VIII had two Device Forts built to protect the south Dorset coast from invasion in the 1530s: Sandsfoot Castle in Wyke Regis and Portland Castle in Castletown. Parts of Sandsfoot have fallen into the sea due to coastal erosion.[3] During the English Civil War, around 250 people were killed in the local Crabchurch Conspiracy in February 1645. In 1635, on board the ship Charity, around 100 emigrants from the town crossed the Atlantic Ocean and settled in Weymouth, Massachusetts. More townspeople emigrated to the Americas to bolster the population of Weymouth, Nova Scotia and Salem, Massachusetts; then called Naumking, Salem became infamous for its witch trials. There are memorials to this on the side of Weymouth Harbour and near Weymouth Pavilion.The architect Sir Christopher Wren was the Member of Parliament for Weymouth in 1702, and controlled nearby Portland's quarries from 1675 to 1717. When he designed St Paul's Cathedral, Wren had it built out of Portland Stone, the famous stone of Portland's quarries. Sir James Thornhill was born in the White Hart public house in Melcombe Regis and became the town's MP in 1722. Thornhill became an artist, and coincidentally decorated the interior of St Paul's Cathedral.Weymouth's esplanade displays Georgian architecture and Queen Victoria's Jubilee Clock.The resort is among the first modern tourist destinations, after King George III made Weymouth his summer holiday residence on fourteen occasions between 1789 and 1805. A painted statue of the king stands on the seafront, which was renovated in 2007/8 by stripping 20 layers of paintwork, replacing it with new paints and gold leaf, and replacing the iron framework with stainless steel one. A mounted white horse representing the king is carved into the chalk hills of Osmington. The horse faces away from the town, and a myth developed that the king took offence, believing it was a sign that the townspeople did not welcome him, and that the designer subsequently killed himself.Weymouth's esplanade is composed of Georgian terraces, which have been converted into apartments, shops, hotels and guest houses. The buildings were constructed in the Georgian and Regency periods between 1770 and 1855, designed by architects such as James Hamilton, and were commissioned by wealthy businessmen, including those that were involved in the growth of Bath. These terraces form a long, continuous arc of buildings which face Weymouth Bay along the esplanade, which also features the multi-coloured Jubilee Clock, erected in 1887 to mark the 50th year of Queen Victoria's reign. Statues of Victoria, George III and Sir Henry Edwards, Member of Parliament for the borough from 1867 to 1885, and two war memorials stand along the Esplanade.In the centre of the town lies Weymouth Harbour; although it was the reason for the town's foundation, the harbour separates the two areas of Melcombe Regis (the main town centre) and Weymouth (the southern harbourside) from each other. Since the 18th century this has been overcome with successive bridges over the narrowest part of the harbour. The present Town Bridge, built in 1930, is a lifting bascule bridge to let boats access the inner harbour, one of ten in the United Kingdom.Weymouth and Portland were bombed by German planes for their role in World War II; Portland harbour had a large naval base, and Weymouth was home to Nothe Fort. 517,816 troops embarked through the borough to fight at the Battle of Normandy, and the Bouncing bomb was tested in the Fleet lagoon to the west of town. 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PostcodePortlandDorsetUK050.5681332-2.4553025MCA Coastguard AgencyOsprey QuayNo PostcodePortlandDorsetUKMCA Coastguard [email protected] 760439/ 0870 [email protected] 760439/ 0870 6006505Henri Lloyd Sailing Storehttp://www.henrilloyd.comSailing ClothingHenri Lloyd Sailing Store30 St Mary StDT4 8PNWeymouthDorsetUK050.6092308-2.4538641Henri Lloyd Sailing Store30 St Mary StDT4 8PNWeymouthDorsetUKHenri Lloyd Sailing [email protected] [email protected] 776777Bussells Yacht Chandlershttp://www.bussells.co.ukYacht Chandlers Verified By VMH Aug 2011Bussells Yacht Chandlers30 Hope StDT4 8TUWeymouthDorsetUK050.6060271-2.4520852Bussells Yacht Chandlers30 Hope StDT4 8TUWeymouthDorsetUKBussells Yacht [email protected] 785633 [email protected] 785633 Cove Yacht Brokeragehttp://www.coveyachts.co.ukFull Brokerage System - Sail, Motor, Boat Brokerage, Service & RepairCove Yacht BrokerageWeymouth Harbourside6 Trinity RoadThe HarboursideDT4 8TJWeymouthDorsetUK050.6066449-2.4541118Cove Yacht 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Charters103 Kitchener RoadDT4 0LLWeymouthDorsetUK050.6142136-2.4715607Peace & Plenty Charters103 Kitchener RoadDT4 0LLWeymouthDorsetUKPeace & Plenty Charters01305 775775/ 07885 78001901305 775775/ 07885 780019Sea Quest Chartershttp://www.seaquest-charters.co.ukBoat ChartersSea Quest Charters17 Beech RoadDT3 5NPWeymouthDorsetUK050.6526218-2.4683664Sea Quest Charters17 Beech RoadDT3 5NPWeymouthDorsetUKSea Quest [email protected] [email protected] 815888Atlanta Diving & Sea Angling Charter Boatwww.deepsea.co.ukDiving & Sea Angling Charter verified by VMH 29 July 2011 Contact: Mr Dave Pitman Atlanta can be chartered for Diving, Sea Angling, Sport Diving, Channel Island Trips, Commercial & Technical. Guard Boat Duties, Light Cargo Work, Personnel Transfers, Survey, Photography & Film Making.Atlanta Diving & Sea Angling Charter Boat59 Abbotsbury RoadDT4 0AQWeymouthDorsetUK050.6115028-2.4655912Atlanta Diving & Sea Angling Charter Boat59 Abbotsbury RoadDT4 0AQWeymouthDorsetUKAtlanta Diving & Sea Angling Charter [email protected] [email protected] 781644Kyarratoohttp://www.ktoodiving.comDiving Charters & Training Verified BY VMH Sept 2011Kyarratoo66 Bridlebank WayDT3 5RPWeymouthDorsetUK050.647402-2.4670374Kyarratoo66 Bridlebank WayDT3 [email protected] [email protected] 816698Weymouth Outdoor Education Centrehttp://www.dorsetforyou.com/outdooredSailing SchoolWeymouth Outdoor Education CentreKnightdale RoadDT4 0HSWeymouthDorsetUK050.6091082-2.4639694Weymouth Outdoor Education CentreKnightdale RoadDT4 0HSWeymouthDorsetUKWeymouth Outdoor Education [email protected] [email protected] 784927Old Harbour Dive Centrehttp://www.ohdc.co.ukDiving CharterOld Harbour Dive Centre11 Nothe ParadeDT4 8TXWeymouthDorsetUK050.6071432-2.4505982Old Harbour Dive Centre11 Nothe ParadeDT4 8TXWeymouthDorsetUKOld Harbour Dive [email protected] [email protected] 760888Trident Marine ServicesSea SchoolTrident Marine Services27 Rodwell RoadDT4 8QPWeymouthDorsetUK050.6054856-2.4597427Trident Marine Services27 Rodwell RoadDT4 8QPWeymouthDorsetUKTrident Marine Services01305 77582701305 775827Weymouth Sea Cadet Training CentreSea Cadet Training CentresWeymouth Sea Cadet Training CentreBarrack RoadThe NotheDT4 8TZWeymouthDorsetUK050.6056511-2.4506374Weymouth Sea Cadet Training CentreBarrack RoadThe NotheDT4 8TZWeymouthDorsetUKWeymouth Sea Cadet Training [email protected] [email protected] 775191Dorset Adult Learninghttp://www.dorsetforyou.comSea SchoolDorset Adult LearningWeymouth Adult Learning Centre45 Dorchester RoadDT4 7JTWeymouthDorsetUK050.6209268-2.4532608Dorset Adult LearningWeymouth Adult Learning Centre45 Dorchester RoadDT4 7JTWeymouthDorsetUKDorset Adult [email protected] [email protected] 262648Weymouth Collegehttp://www.weymouth.ac.ukSea SchoolWeymouth CollegeDr Holly HendersonCranford AvenueDT4 7LQWeymouthDorsetUK050.6234846-2.4500537Weymouth CollegeDr Holly HendersonCranford AvenueDT4 7LQWeymouthDorsetUKWeymouth [email protected] 761100 / [email protected] 761100 / 208714Windtek Watersportshttp://www.windtek.co.ukSea School/ Watersports Clothing & EquipmentWindtek Watersports109 Portland RoadDT4 9BGWeymouthDorsetUK050.5922683-2.4738814Windtek Watersports109 Portland RoadDT4 9BGWeymouthDorsetUKWindtek [email protected] [email protected] 787900PGL Osmingtonhttp://www.pgl.co.ukSea SchoolPGL OsmingtonOsmington Bay CentreShortlake LaneOsmingtonDT3 6EGWeymouthDorsetUK050.6385117-2.3961987PGL OsmingtonOsmington Bay CentreShortlake LaneOsmingtonDT3 6EGWeymouthDorsetUKPGL [email protected] 836200 / mob. 07796 [email protected] 836200 / mob. 07796 852132Get Windsurfinghttp://www.getwindsurfing.comSeaschoolGet Windsurfing9 Trinity StDT4 8TWWeymouthDorsetUK050.606325-2.453467Get Windsurfing9 Trinity StDT4 8TWWeymouthDorsetUKGet [email protected] [email protected] 8035531On The Water Traininghttp://www.onthewatertraining.co.ukRYA Training CentreOn The Water Training23 Aldabrand CloseChickerallDT3 4LWWeymouthDorsetUK050.6187478-2.4988865On The Water Training23 Aldabrand CloseChickerallDT3 4LWWeymouthDorsetUKOn The Water [email protected] 0798 [email protected] 0798 9699480Dorset Marine Surveyors Inthttp://www.marine-surveys.co.ukMarine SurveyorDorset Marine Surveyors Int84 St Leonards RoadNo PostcodeWeymouthDorsetUK050.6052382-2.4574228Dorset Marine Surveyors Int84 St Leonards RoadNo PostcodeWeymouthDorsetUKDorset Marine Surveyors [email protected] [email protected] 441214JG Technologies Ltdhttp://www.jgtech.comMarine Electronics Equipment We Ship Worldwide, Quotations Available by Email On Request.JG Technologies LtdAdelaide HouseLongcroft RoadDT4 0NYWeymouthDorsetUK050.6116327-2.4704204JG Technologies LtdAdelaide HouseLongcroft RoadDT4 0NYWeymouthDorsetUKJG Technologies [email protected] [email protected] 787788Premier Yacht Surveyshttp://www.premieryachtsurveys.co.ukMarine SurveyorPremier Yacht Surveys4 Keys CloseDT9LXWeymouthDorsetUK042.2175665-70.9369005Premier Yacht Surveys4 Keys CloseDT9LXWeymouthDorsetUKPremier Yacht [email protected] 789917 /mob- 07774 [email protected] 789917 /mob- 07774 571709Blacknor Technology Ltdhttp://www.blacknor.comElectronics Communications Equipment Port Vessel Tracking Systems, Underwater Tracking Ranges, Meteorographical & Oceanographical Instruments. Verified By VMH Aug 2011Blacknor Technology LtdUnit F Mckay WayLynch LaneDT4 9DNWeymouthDorsetUK050.6070134-2.4888849Blacknor Technology LtdUnit F Mckay WayLynch LaneDT4 9DNWeymouthDorsetUKBlacknor Technology Ltdwebsite Contact Form01305 773252website Contact Form01305 773252Harbour Times Ltdhttp://www.harbourtimes.co.ukNautical Clocks, Paintings, Antiques & MoreHarbour Times Ltd8 Trinity RoadOld HarboursideDT4 8TJWeymouthDorsetUK050.6066537-2.4541759Harbour Times Ltd8 Trinity RoadOld HarboursideDT4 8TJWeymouthDorsetUKHarbour Times [email protected] [email protected] 772184Channel Chieftanwww.deepsea.co.ukDiving, Sea Angling, & Commercial Charter BoatChannel Chieftan23 South DownDT4 9LJWeymouthDorsetUK050.5987955-2.4633261Channel Chieftan23 South DownDT4 9LJWeymouthDorsetUKChannel [email protected] [email protected] 787155Impact Signs & Print Ltdhttp://www.impactsignsandprint.co.ukMarine Signs & Boat Graphics, Boat Vinyl Wrap, Eye Catching Art SolutionsImpact Signs & Print LtdUnit A1Littlesea Trading EstLynch LaneDT4 9DNWeymouthDorsetUK050.6172286-2.4889997Impact Signs & Print LtdUnit A1Littlesea Trading EstLynch LaneDT4 9DNWeymouthDorsetUKImpact Signs & Print [email protected] [email protected] 767633Second Windhttp://www.second-wind.co.ukWatersports Clothing, Equipment, Windsurf Boards.Second WindOvercombe BeachPreston RoadNo PostcodeWeymouthDorsetUK050.6336736-2.4310184Second WindOvercombe BeachPreston RoadNo PostcodeWeymouthDorsetUKSecond [email protected] [email protected] 835301Boat Building Academyhttp://www.boatbuildingacademy.comCity & Guilds-Traditional & Modern Techniques Taught, Wide Range of CoursesBoat Building AcademyLyme Regis Marine CentreMonmouth BeachDT7 3JNLyme RegisDorsetUK050.7198204-2.9419137Boat Building AcademyLyme Regis Marine CentreMonmouth BeachDT7 3JNLyme RegisDorsetUKBoat Building [email protected] [email protected] 445545Dean CarpentrySpecialist Marine CarpentryDean CarpentryUnit 1453 Cambridge RoadGranby Ind EstateDT4 9TJWeymouthDorsetUK050.6148862-2.4919192Dean CarpentryUnit 1453 Cambridge RoadGranby Ind EstateDT4 9TJWeymouthDorsetUKDean [email protected] [email protected] 777556Sea Life Park & Marine Sancturyhttp://www.sealifeeurope.comMarine Attraction- Penguins, Seal, Shark, Amazone, Splash Lagoon & MoreSea Life Park & Marine SancturyLodmoor Country ParkDT4 7SXWeymouthDorsetUK050.625182-2.4455202Sea Life Park & Marine SancturyLodmoor Country ParkDT4 7SXWeymouthDorsetUKSea Life Park & Marine [email protected] [email protected] 788255Revolutionhttp://www.ukcharterboats.co.ukAngling, Wreck Fishing & MoreRevolution19 Ringstead CresPrestonDT3 6PTWeymouthDorsetUK050.6364568-2.431841Revolution19 Ringstead CresPrestonDT3 [email protected] 346593 /mob- 07876 [email protected] 346593 /mob- 07876 744948Reels & Dealshttp://www.reelsanddeals.comRods, Reels &TackleReels & Deals61b St. Thomas StNo PostcodeWeymouthDorsetUK050.6085207-2.4551454Reels & Deals61b St. Thomas StNo PostcodeWeymouthDorsetUKReels & [email protected] [email protected] 787848Quayside Fuel (1)Mobile Marine Fuel ServiceQuayside Fuel (1)WeymouthDorsetUK050.6106745-2.4630573Quayside Fuel (1)WeymouthDorsetUKQuayside Fuel (1)07747 18218107747 182181Racelines-Radio Sailinghttp://www.racelines.orgRadio Sailing & Radio ControlRacelines-Radio Sailing47 Ringstead CrescentDT3 6PTWeymouthDorsetUK050.6382366-2.4309251Racelines-Radio Sailing47 Ringstead CrescentDT3 6PTWeymouthDorsetUKRacelines-Radio [email protected] 835535/ mob-07762 [email protected] 835535/ mob-07762 595788Ocean Eleven RopesRopes Spliced, Supply Marlow RopeOcean Eleven Ropes32 Brackendown AvenueNo PostcodeWeymouthDorsetUK050.6360851-2.4405829Ocean Eleven Ropes32 Brackendown AvenueNo PostcodeWeymouthDorsetUKOcean Eleven [email protected] [email protected] 384187Nick Spicer Boat BuilderSpecialists In Aspects of Yacht Ribs & Repairs, Powerboat RepairsNick Spicer Boat Builder42 Norfolk RoadWesthamNo PostcodeWeymouthDorsetUK050.6153687-2.4738809Nick Spicer Boat Builder42 Norfolk RoadWesthamNo PostcodeWeymouthDorsetUKNick Spicer Boat Builder01305 76711801305 767118Pegasushttp://www.deapsea.co.ukSea Angling, Wreck, Deep Sea Reef, Shark , Conger FishingPegasus4 Tennyson RoadDT4 0DLWeymouthDorsetUK050.6058997-2.4672799Pegasus4 Tennyson RoadDT4 [email protected] 767309 / mob-07747 [email protected] 767309 / mob-07747 791753FlamerSea AnglingFlamer47 Ferndale RoadDT4 7QZWeymouthDorsetUK050.6260032-2.4570845Flamer47 Ferndale RoadDT4 7QZWeymouthDorsetUKFlamer01305 766961/ mob- 07968 97273601305 766961/ mob- 07968 972736Mechanical Services LLPhttp://www.mechanicalservicesltd.co.ukRepair of Diesel Engines, Hydraulic Hoses & Equipment, Red Diesel SupplierMechanical Services LLP60 Lynch LaneDT4 9DLWeymouthDorsetUK050.6069233-2.4896119Mechanical Services LLP60 Lynch LaneDT4 9DLWeymouthDorsetUKMechanical Services [email protected] [email protected] 779379Dorset Timming LtdSpray Dodgers & Boat cushionsDorset Timming Ltd12 Queen StDT4 7HYWeymouthDorsetUK050.6099306-2.4546253Dorset Timming Ltd12 Queen StDT4 7HYWeymouthDorsetUKDorset Timming Ltd01305 77170801305 771708Kingfisher Marinehttp://www.kingfishermarine.co.ukMarine Support Services - Boat Building, Repairs, Lifting, One Stop Chandlery Store, Rigging, Marine Engineering Services.Kingfisher Marine10a Custom House QuayDT4 8BGWeymouthDorsetUK050.6074014-2.4525964Kingfisher Marine10a Custom House QuayDT4 8BGWeymouthDorsetUKKingfisher [email protected] [email protected] 766595Dorset County TrailersMobile Trailer RepairsDorset County Trailers183 WakehamPortlandDT5 1HRWeymouthDorsetUK050.541886-2.4305409Dorset County Trailers183 WakehamPortlandDT5 1HRWeymouthDorsetUKDorset County [email protected] [email protected] 823303Denning Tacklehttp://www.denningtackle.co.ukFishing Tackle & Sports ShopDenning Tackle114 Portland RoadWyke RegisDT4 9ADWeymouthDorsetUK050.5925763-2.4745918Denning Tackle114 Portland RoadWyke RegisDT4 9ADWeymouthDorsetUKDenning [email protected] [email protected] 783145The Sail Surgeryhttp://www.touchdorchester.comSail Maker & RepairsThe Sail Surgery31 Hope StDT4 8TUWeymouthDorsetUK050.6059922-2.4520772The Sail Surgery31 Hope StDT4 8TUWeymouthDorsetUKThe Sail Surgery01305 76929901305 769299Valerie AnnAngling CharterValerie AnnMoontide10 Milton RoadDT4 0AZWeymouthDorsetUK050.6128097-2.4644039Valerie AnnMoontide10 Milton RoadDT4 0AZWeymouthDorsetUKValerie Ann01305 779217/mob- 07976 52060701305 779217/mob- 07976 520607Versitronics Ltdhttp://www.versitronics.co.ukSpecialist Marine ElectronicsVersitronics LtdUnit 61-63 Cambridge RoadGranbyInd EstDT4 9TJWeymouthDorsetUK050.6149938-2.4922756Versitronics LtdUnit 61-63 Cambridge RoadGranbyInd EstDT4 9TJWeymouthDorsetUKVersitronics [email protected] [email protected] 788582Weymouth & Portland BSAChttp://www.btinternet.comDive ClubWeymouth & Portland BSACCommercial RoadDT4 8NFWeymouthDorsetUK050.6091428-2.4569747Weymouth & Portland BSACCommercial RoadDT4 8NFWeymouthDorsetUKWeymouth & Portland BSACWeymouth Angling Centrehttp://www.deepsea.co.ukAngling CharterWeymouth Angling CentreThe Old Harbour House24 Trinity RoadDT4 8TJWeymouthDorsetUK050.6067998-2.4559853Weymouth Angling CentreThe Old Harbour House24 Trinity RoadDT4 8TJWeymouthDorsetUKWeymouth Angling [email protected] [email protected] 777771Weymouth Angling Societyhttp://www.weymouthanglingsociety.co.ukBoat & Shore Angling ChartersWeymouth Angling SocietyCommercial RoadDT4 8NFWeymouthDorsetUK050.6100367-2.4567564Weymouth Angling SocietyCommercial RoadDT4 8NFWeymouthDorsetUKWeymouth Angling [email protected] [email protected] 785032Weymouth & Portland Cruising Associationhttp://www.wpca2000.co.ukSinker Moorings, Long/Short Group Cruising, Good Social Opportunities.Weymouth & Portland Cruising Association11 Longfield RoadDT4 8RQWeymouthDorsetUK050.6022286-2.4576428Weymouth & Portland Cruising Association11 Longfield RoadDT4 8RQWeymouthDorsetUKWeymouth & Portland Cruising [email protected] [email protected] 696357Weymouth Sailing Clubhttp://www.weysailclub.org.ukSailing Club- Private MembersWeymouth Sailing ClubNothe ParadeDT4 8TXWeymouthDorsetUK050.6073329-2.4498798Weymouth Sailing ClubNothe ParadeDT4 8TXWeymouthDorsetUKWeymouth Sailing [email protected] [email protected] 785481Weymouth Harbour Authorityhttp://www.weymouth.gov.ukWeymouth Harbour AuthorityWeymouth Harbour AuthorityWPBCCouncil OfficesNorth QuayDT4 8TAWeymouthDorsetUK050.606898-2.4523353Weymouth Harbour AuthorityWPBCCouncil OfficesNorth QuayDT4 8TAWeymouthDorsetUKWeymouth Harbour Authority01305 83842301305 838423Weymouth Water Sports Centrehttp://www.theleisurewebsite.co.ukWater Sports- Situated Behind The Pavilion TheatreWeymouth Water Sports CentreThe Old Pleasure PierWeymouth BayNo PostcodeWeymouthDorsetUK050.6099306-2.4546253Weymouth Water Sports CentreThe Old Pleasure PierWeymouth BayNo PostcodeWeymouthDorsetUKWeymouth Water Sports Centre07810 68974107810 689741Weymouth Yacht Chartershttp://www.weymouth-charters.co.ukYacht ChartersWeymouth Yacht Charters11 Nothe ParadeDT4 8TXWeymouthDorsetUK050.6062219-2.451801Weymouth Yacht Charters11 Nothe ParadeDT4 8TXWeymouthDorsetUKWeymouth Yacht [email protected] [email protected] 770283Weymouth Harbour Internethttp://www.harbourzonenetworks.co.ukWireless Broadband Within Outer Harbour, WIFI 2mb Per Second, Very Wide Bandwidth, Unlimited Downloads, Various packages Avail.Weymouth Harbour InternetDT4 8TAWeymouthDorsetUK050.606898-2.4523353Weymouth Harbour InternetDT4 8TAWeymouthDorsetUKWeymouth Harbour [email protected] 0771 [email protected] 0771 6614949Weymouth Whitewaterhttp://www.weymouth-whitewater.co.ukRib Charters Along World Heritage CoastWeymouth WhitewaterWeymouth HarbourTrinity RoadNr Kings ArmsDT4 8TJWeymouthDorsetUK050.606898-2.4523353Weymouth WhitewaterWeymouth HarbourTrinity RoadNr Kings ArmsDT4 8TJWeymouthDorsetUKWeymouth [email protected] 781146/ mob- 07899 [email protected] 781146/ mob- 07899 892317Old Rock Factoryhttp://www.weyprint.co.ukCrew Clothing, Yacht Charters, Practical Sailing CoursesOld Rock FactoryCaroline PlaceDT4 0NWWeymouthDorsetUK050.6078544-2.4710237Old Rock FactoryCaroline PlaceDT4 0NWWeymouthDorsetUKOld Rock [email protected] [email protected] 760780White Horse Diving Courseshttp://www.whitehorsecharters.co.ukDiving ChartersWhite Horse Diving Courses8 Coastguard CottagesBarrack RoadDT4 8UDWeymouthDorsetUK050.6067964-2.4496231White Horse Diving Courses8 Coastguard CottagesBarrack RoadDT4 8UDWeymouthDorsetUKWhite Horse Diving [email protected] 766458/ mob-0771 [email protected] 766458/ mob-0771 4530524The Royal Dorset Yacht Clubwww.royal-dorset.comThe Royal Dorset Yacht Club11 Custom House QuayDT4 8BGWeymouthDorsetUK050.6075-2.4525The Royal Dorset Yacht Club11 Custom House QuayDT4 8BGWeymouthDorsetUKThe Royal Dorset Yacht Club01305 78625801305 786258Yachting Experiences Ltd.http://www.yachtingexperiences.co.uk/Based in Southampton or on the River Hamble, right on the Solent - the most popular sailing area in the UK. Charters arealso available from Weymouth, come and sail in Olympic 2012 waters. Our yacht Arcsine is a 37ft Swedish Arcona Cruiser/Racer. She is skippered by Kathy Claydon, a highly experienced skipper with an impeccable record both in racing results and in teaching sailing and navigation.Yachting Experiences Ltd.28 Netherton RoadDT4 8SB WeymouthDorsetUK050.6028928-2.4521406Yachting Experiences Ltd.28 Netherton RoadDT4 8SB WeymouthDorsetUKYachting Experiences [email protected]+44 (0) 1305 [email protected]+44 (0) 1305 766233Rover Marine ServicesEngines & Spare PartsRover Marine ServicesSouth ParadeDT4 8DUWeymouthDorsetUK050.6078221-2.4519669Rover Marine ServicesSouth ParadeDT4 8DUWeymouthDorsetUKRover Marine Services01305 78161201305 781612Marine Surveys Ltdhttp://www.deepsea.co.ukMarine EngineeringMarine Surveys Ltd84 St Leonards RdDT4 8LBWeymouthDorsetUK050.6052382-2.4574228Marine Surveys Ltd84 St Leonards RdDT4 8LBWeymouthDorsetUKMarine Surveys [email protected] 782737/ mob- 07971 [email protected] 782737/ mob- 07971 441214Aquatec Ltdhttp://www.aquatec.co.ukAqua DivingAquatec Ltd7 Russell AvenueRodwellDT4 9RAWeymouthDorsetUK050.6024794-2.4718728Aquatec Ltd7 Russell AvenueRodwellDT4 9RAWeymouthDorsetUKAquatec Ltd01305 57997701305 579977Offshore RebelSea Angling CharterOffshore Rebel56 Rodwell StDT4 8QUWeymouthDorsetUK050.6030769-2.4592304Offshore Rebel56 Rodwell StDT4 8QUWeymouthDorsetUKOffshore Rebel01305 783739/ mob-07860 57161501305 783739/ mob-07860 571615Coastal Sea Schoolhttp://www.coastalsafety.comCoastal Sea School, Anti Piracy Exercises - These Courses Include Handling Marina Situations & High Speed Night Navigation. 11 Years experience.verified by VMH April 2011 Coastal Sea SchoolThe QuayWeymouth HarbourDT4 8DXWeymouthDorsetUK050.6093448-2.4535143Coastal Sea SchoolThe QuayWeymouth HarbourDT4 8DXWeymouthDorsetUKCoastal Sea [email protected] 830121 / [email protected] 830121 / 3213271AD Gordon Rigging ServicesYacht Rigging Services verified by VMH 29 July 2011 Complete Rigging Services, Supply & Repair of Mast Spars & Reefing Systems, Running & Standing Rigging, Winch Servicing, NDT Testing. Agents for Selden & Furlex, Marlow Ropes, Harken & Sparring Partner for Z Spar UK.AD Gordon Rigging ServicesUnits 8-10 St. Georges CentreReforneDT5 2 ANPortlandDorsetUK045.515232-122.6783853AD Gordon Rigging ServicesUnits 8-10 St. Georges CentreReforneDT5 2 ANPortlandDorsetUKAD Gordon Rigging [email protected] [email protected] 821567Martech Systemshttp://www.martechsystems.co.ukMarine ElectronicsMartech Systems14 Albany RoadGranby EstateDT4 9THWeymouthDorsetUK050.6144993-2.4891337Martech Systems14 Albany RoadGranby EstateDT4 9THWeymouthDorsetUKMartech [email protected] [email protected] 770440Total Marine ServicesMarine Engineering & Welding ServicesTotal Marine ServicesUnit 231 Holly RoadDT4 0BBWeymouthDorsetUK050.6129139-2.4660563Total Marine ServicesUnit 231 Holly RoadDT4 0BBWeymouthDorsetUKTotal Marine [email protected] 787489/mob- 0797 [email protected] 787489/mob- 0797 3439297White Motor Boatshttp://www.whitemotorboat.freeuk.comBoat Rides to Portland & Lulworth Cove, Morning & Evening Water Taxi, Ferry ServiceWhite Motor Boats10 Chapel LaneUpweyDT3 5NAWeymouthDorsetUK050.6577776-2.4671564White Motor Boats10 Chapel LaneUpweyDT3 5NAWeymouthDorsetUKWhite Motor [email protected] 785000/mob-07749 [email protected] 785000/mob-07749 732428Don Thomson2016-05-10T11:32:00+01:00Update Spring 2016These notes were reviewed by Don in May 2016. I have not made any changes. The information re the landing of dinghies at the Mayflower Sailing Club's slip has been added to the notes on Plymouth Sound-1Don Thomson2014-03-25T09:20:00+00:00Update March 2014These notes were reviewed March 2014. Weymouth and the Marina have both frozen their prices for 2014 and the harbour now has shore power on virtually all their visitor pontoons.-1Orwellian2024-05-28T16:31:00+01:00Booking updateWeymouth now accepts advance booking. Fees for 2024 are £4pmpn, rounded up for part meters! £3.30 for electric.-1Don Thomson2018-05-03T15:05:00+01:00UPDATE SPRING 2018Only the prices for the marina have changed-1Tyro Sailor2021-07-12T14:02:00+01:00Fission chipsSadly, as of last week The Old Harbour fish and chippery recommended below is no longer in favour. I think it's changed hands and no longer does fish fried in breadcrumbs (my choice) or, apparently, friendly service. And they had no haddock. We repaired instead to the Marlborough across the road who succeeded on all the above. Allegiance transferred.-1Tyro Sailor2021-03-16T23:48:00+00:00More info, based on several visits, most recently twice in 2019.The entrance is sometimes hard to spot against the busy background of the town, but once you've got either of the towers it all falls into place. The leading lights are useful at night. If you're tied up in The Cove it's a bit of a trek to the HM's office for the loos - especially if the bridge happens to be open at the time. There's a friendly and well-stocked chandlery a couple of streets to the south. The best fish-and-chippery is not the one close to the waiting pontoon, but The Old Harbour in St Edmund Street, a little way north of the bridge. As well as the supermarkets mentioned above there's a monster Asda just west of the marina. Otherwise lots of ice cream, high street shops and a large and popular beach with sand so good for sandcastles that a competition is held annually. Or was, before the current unpleasantness.-1Don Thomson2016-05-13T11:16:00+01:00Update Spring 2016These notes were reviewed by Don in May 2016. Nothing major has changed; prices are up and I'v altered the notes; the Harbour webcam is no longer available but I'v found a link to another one. The Harbour has changed its main website address and web site layout and finally there is a page on their website with a downloadable pdf file giving a chartlet of the harbour; it's the same as the one we have in our gallery but a lot clearer.-1Don Thomson2013-02-11T11:43:00+00:00Update 2013The Weymouth harbour notes were updated by Don T on the 11th February 2013. There is a discrepancy between the Admiralty chart and the description of available pontoons given by the harbour which is due to the seasonal nature of the pontoons (E winds during the winter tend to make wreckage of pontoons nearer the harbour entrance so they remove them) Prices have been updated for 2013.-1Orwellian2024-06-15T08:46:00+01:002024 updateThe outer harbour is very well managed by a friendly and helpful staff. The prices are reasonable (for this area!), the showers and toilets are accessible 24 hrs via the harbour masters office and are very clean and modern. The fancy electronic sensor controls take a bit of getting used to! The facilities on the Cove side are not as good and have to be accessed with a fob (£15 refundable deposit for each one!) and accessed via an area with rough sleepers. The best pub we found (after extensive research) was the Red Lion in the street behind the Cove. The Sailing Club is also very friendly and welcoming to visiting sailors.-1Tyro Sailor2022-07-30T08:10:00+01:00Weymouth last weekDiesel Andy (Quayside Fuel) now has a smaller lorry (carrying his maximum of a thousand litres of fuel) and will come to the marina car park to fill cans. If you can get to the fishing boat pontoon on the corner above the bridge he can get a hose to the boat. Marina staff friendly and helpful as ever but no longer on duty all night. If you arrive after 1800 phone Portland Marina instead they will tell you, in the nicest possible way, where to go. Heads and showers still excellent. Marlborough fission chips still good. Asda still a bit of a trek.-1Tyro Sailor2021-03-24T07:16:00+00:00Portland RaceIt's dangerous. As mentioned above it's probably the most hazardous bit of water in the Channel. But AS LONG AS YOU TIME IT CORRECTLY you can safely use the Inner Passage, within a cable or so of the Bill. Do the sums, then check them, then do them again. And if you're new to it ask the Harbourmaster as well. He'll be happy to help. Tradition has it that one should round the Bill near enough to toss a biscuit ashore, but I should say that's a touch too close. And keep well to seaward of the whole lot in a southerly wind.-1Don Thomson 32022-04-28T09:58:00+01:00Update April 2022I reviewed these notes at the end of April 2022. Thank you one and all for your comments re fish and chipperies and especial thanks for the heads up on the fuel pontoon.. I've had a chat with Weymouth and Quayside Fuels comes out with glowing recommendations.-1Don Thomson 32021-04-19T10:36:00+01:00UPDATE SPRING 2021I reviewed these notes in April 2021. Many thanks to Tyro for his notes. There is now shore power on the Cove pontoon. Note that this marina and the Portland one is now run by Boatfolk who have acquired them and the Quay Marinas organisation.-1 ACRS 2021-08-30T13:36:00+01:00FuelThe fuel pontoon has closed. 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  Berthing

Anchorage is possible outside the harbour, clear of the entrance to the N.,

...... This is not a comfortable berth, the rocking and rolling could drive you to distraction. Portland is a better bet for anchoring.

There is an image of the harbour layout in our Navigation images but you will find a clearer one on their own website

Harbour Map 2020 (DC).jpg (580×882) (weymouth-harbour.co.uk)

There are several areas to which you may be directed by the HM when you contact him. Along the North side of the harbour, once past the Ro-Ro ferry dock, you will find a pontoon, generally kept for longer craft; after that and just past the landing for the oar powered cross harbour ferry is another pontoon and finally another outside the HM's office and the Royal Dorset Yacht Club. Some of the pontoons nearer the harbour entrance are seasonal. T

On the South side of the harbour is an assortment of moorings/pontoons for local fishing and angling boats until one gets to the "Cove" opposite the HM's office where there is another pontoon on which you might be moored. Finally there is a pontoon just below the Town Bridge where you can tie up to await the opening of the bridge into the Marina.
Within the harbour area you will be charged £3.40 per metre per night (and £2.60 in the off season) If you have managed to connect to a shore power point they will charge an extra £2.75 for that. In the high season this is a very bustling port, you must expect to raft and be rafted upon so fenders both sides as you make your approach. Quiet it is not, although there is a speed limit and an admonishment not to create a wash, the fishing boats seem to think this doesn't apply to them ('twas ever thus!)

Berth where directed by the harbour staff, or if outside of hours tie up on one of the pontoons described above or raft up outside a similar sized boat.

During the summer months the town bridge opens once every 2 hours between 8 AM and 9 PM. If planning to visit the Marina within its simply a matter of tying up to the waiting pontoon right by the bridge, and passing in when the bridge opens. (In the winter months the bridge only opens by arrangement with an hours notice being needed.) The Marina can be contacted on VHF channel 80 or telephone 01305 767576, staff will meet your boat. When you pass through the bridge you will need to turn to starboard and follow the signs, the Marina office is located at the end of the dock. Marina prices (2022) are £3.35 per metre and that includes shore power hook-up.

Weymouth Marina | boatfolk


The same company that owns this Marina, Boatfolk, have inherited a massive new Marina complex situated within Portland Harbour nearby.

  Facilities  

Marinas and Mooring

Dean & Reddyhoff

 

70 Commercial Road, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8NA

Weymouth Marina

 

70 Commercial Road, Weymouth, Dorset.

Weymouth Harbour Authority

 

WPBC, Council Offices, North Quay, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8TA

  Facilities

Water and electricity are available alongside at the Marina and harbour authority pontoons (now includes the pontoon in the Cove)

Toilets and showers are available by the harbour master's office.(Toilets on the South Quay too) For users of the Marina more luxurious facilities are available with shower, toilet, and wash basin all available in individual cubicles. It also offers a laundry room. WiFi is available throughout the Marina and faxes and mail can be dealt with by the office, where ice can also be obtained by the bag.

The fuel pontoon is no more in the harbour but there is a mobile diesel provider called Quayside Fuels ( 01305 772318 / 07747 182181 / VHF Ch 60) we understand that Andy who operates this facility has been doing it for years and he gets good reports. There is a pontoon on the marina side of the Town Bridge that he can reach with his hoses and if you give him a ring the day before you leave he can meet you and fuel you up before you set off.

Calor and camping gas are available from the chandlery opposite the Marina (amongst others). WiFi Internet is available in the main harbour, and the Royal Dorset Yacht Club offers visitors use of telephone, fax, and Internet facilities. The friendly club is located right by the harbour office and also offers visitors use of the bar serving drinks at club prices and bar snacks. The club makes it clear that motorboaters are equally welcome. Telephone 01305 786258, link to website below.

www.royal-dorset.com

There are three laundries in the town, and three supermarkets inc Sommerfield, Morrisons and a Tesco Metro near the harbour. Provisioning should be no problem and there are numerous smaller outlets too. The major banks are all here with cashpoints to top up the wallet.

There are chandlers and all kinds of marine specialists available, inc marine engineering, electronics, and sailmakers. Hauling out can now be handled at the new marina facility at Portland.

For those looking for Diving and Sea angling, Weymouth and Portland are excellent with a massive choice...check the directory.

Trailer boats can be launched from the Public Slip in the inner harbour, this is under the control of the harbour authorities. Note that the air clearance of the Town Bridge is aroud 3m, openings as described elsewhere. Use at all states of the tide for small craft.

The town has good main line connections to London Waterloo, and buses too.

  What to Do  

Boatyards & Boatyard Services

South West Area Boat Repairs

 

Bincleaves Barracks, Barrack Road, The Nothe, Weymouth, Dorset.

Port Fairline

 

70 Commercial Road, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8NA

Kingfisher Marine

 

10a Custom House Quay, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8BG

Chandlers

Henri Lloyd Sailing Store

 

30 St Mary St, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8PN

Bussells Yacht Chandlers

 

30 Hope St, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8TU

  What to Do

This holiday town can cater for everyone. Eating out is available at all kinds of price ranges and styles and some nightlife can be found. Youngsters with a craving for McDonald's will find two here, and apart from the ubiquitous fish and chips Weymouth boasts at least two Indian restaurants, Italian, bistros etc. There are a couple of nightclubs complete with pounding music for those on the prowl, and real ale aficionados won't be disappointed if they search around a bit. It is beyond the scope of this guide to delve too deeply in these matters so we offer the following links:

Pubs:

www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/results.shtml/el/Weymouth%3BDorset/


Eating Out:

Restaurants & Places to Eat in Weymouth 2021 - Tripadvisor

  History  

Yacht Clubs and Associations

Castle Cove Sailing Club

 

The Clubhouse, Old Castle Road, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8WJ

Weymouth Sailing Club

 

Nothe Parade, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8TX

The Royal Dorset Yacht Club

 

11 Custom House Quay, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8BG

History

Weymouth originated as a settlement on a constricted site to the south and west of Weymouth Harbour, an outlying part of Wyke Regis. The town developed from the mid 12th century onwards, but was not noted until the 13th century. By 1252 it was established as a seaport and become a chartered borough. Melcombe Regis developed separately on the peninsula to the north of the harbour; it was mentioned as a licensed wool port in 1310.

Melcombe Regis is thought to be the first port at which the Black Death came into England in June 1348, possibly either aboard a spice ship or an army ship. In their early history Weymouth and Melcombe Regis were rivals for trade and industry, but the towns were united in an Act of Parliament in 1571 to form a double borough. Both towns have become known as Weymouth, despite Melcombe Regis being the main town centre. The villages of Upwey, Broadwey, Preston, Wyke Regis, Chickerell, Southill, Radipole and Littlemoor have become part of the built-up area.


The ruins of the 16th century Sandsfoot CastleKing Henry VIII had two Device Forts built to protect the south Dorset coast from invasion in the 1530s: Sandsfoot Castle in Wyke Regis and Portland Castle in Castletown. Parts of Sandsfoot have fallen into the sea due to coastal erosion.[3] During the English Civil War, around 250 people were killed in the local Crabchurch Conspiracy in February 1645. In 1635, on board the ship Charity, around 100 emigrants from the town crossed the Atlantic Ocean and settled in Weymouth, Massachusetts. More townspeople emigrated to the Americas to bolster the population of Weymouth, Nova Scotia and Salem, Massachusetts; then called Naumking, Salem became infamous for its witch trials. There are memorials to this on the side of Weymouth Harbour and near Weymouth Pavilion.

The architect Sir Christopher Wren was the Member of Parliament for Weymouth in 1702, and controlled nearby Portland's quarries from 1675 to 1717. When he designed St Paul's Cathedral, Wren had it built out of Portland Stone, the famous stone of Portland's quarries. Sir James Thornhill was born in the White Hart public house in Melcombe Regis and became the town's MP in 1722. Thornhill became an artist, and coincidentally decorated the interior of St Paul's Cathedral.

Weymouth's esplanade displays Georgian architecture and Queen Victoria's Jubilee Clock.The resort is among the first modern tourist destinations, after King George III made Weymouth his summer holiday residence on fourteen occasions between 1789 and 1805. A painted statue of the king stands on the seafront, which was renovated in 2007/8 by stripping 20 layers of paintwork, replacing it with new paints and gold leaf, and replacing the iron framework with stainless steel one. A mounted white horse representing the king is carved into the chalk hills of Osmington. The horse faces away from the town, and a myth developed that the king took offence, believing it was a sign that the townspeople did not welcome him, and that the designer subsequently killed himself.

Weymouth's esplanade is composed of Georgian terraces, which have been converted into apartments, shops, hotels and guest houses. The buildings were constructed in the Georgian and Regency periods between 1770 and 1855, designed by architects such as James Hamilton, and were commissioned by wealthy businessmen, including those that were involved in the growth of Bath. These terraces form a long, continuous arc of buildings which face Weymouth Bay along the esplanade, which also features the multi-coloured Jubilee Clock, erected in 1887 to mark the 50th year of Queen Victoria's reign. Statues of Victoria, George III and Sir Henry Edwards, Member of Parliament for the borough from 1867 to 1885, and two war memorials stand along the Esplanade.

In the centre of the town lies Weymouth Harbour; although it was the reason for the town's foundation, the harbour separates the two areas of Melcombe Regis (the main town centre) and Weymouth (the southern harbourside) from each other. Since the 18th century this has been overcome with successive bridges over the narrowest part of the harbour. The present Town Bridge, built in 1930, is a lifting bascule bridge to let boats access the inner harbour, one of ten in the United Kingdom.

Weymouth and Portland were bombed by German planes for their role in World War II; Portland harbour had a large naval base, and Weymouth was home to Nothe Fort. 517,816 troops embarked through the borough to fight at the Battle of Normandy, and the Bouncing bomb was tested in the Fleet lagoon to the west of town. The history of the area is documented at the Timewalk Museum in Brewers Quay; the former brewery is a tourist attraction and shopping village on the southern shore of Weymouth Harbour.

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Local Business

  Brokers/New Boat Sales

Prime Motor Yachts Ltd

 

The Old Boatyard, 1 Lower St Edmond St, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8AJ

Cove Yacht Brokerage

 

Weymouth Harbourside, 6 Trinity Road, The Harbourside, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8TJ

Dorset Marine Ltd

 

3 Drake Avenue, Chickerell, Weymouth, Dorset. DT5 1JW

Seakers Yacht Brokerage

 

70 Commercial Road, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8NA

  Boat Charters

Sally Ann Charter Boat

 

Commercial Road,, Weymouth, Dorset. DT48AQ

Tango

 

1 Farm Close, Southill, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 0EG

Yachting Experiences Ltd

 

28 Netherton Road, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8SB

Wild Frontier

 

Flat 1A, 23 East St, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8BN

Coastline Cruises

 

Weymouth Marina, 70 Commercial Road, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 9QA

Osprey Leisure Centre

 

Castletown, Portland, Dorset, Dorset. DE5 1BD

Lady Godiva Boat Charter

 

10 Portway Close, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8RF

MV Freedom

 

2 Trinity Court, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8LT

Peace & Plenty Charters

 

103 Kitchener Road, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 0LL

Sea Quest Charters

 

17 Beech Road, Weymouth, Dorset. DT3 5NP

Pegasus

 

4 Tennyson Road, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 0DL

Valerie Ann

 

Moontide, 10 Milton Road, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 0AZ

Weymouth Angling Centre

 

The Old Harbour House, 24 Trinity Road, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8TJ

Weymouth Angling Society

 

Commercial Road, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8NF

Weymouth Yacht Charters

 

11 Nothe Parade, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8TX

Weymouth Whitewater

 

Weymouth Harbour, Trinity Road, Nr Kings Arms, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8TJ

Old Rock Factory

 

Caroline Place, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 0NW

White Horse Diving Courses

 

8 Coastguard Cottages, Barrack Road, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8UD

Yachting Experiences Ltd.

 

28 Netherton Road, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8SB

Offshore Rebel

 

56 Rodwell St, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8QU

  Divers/Diving and related services

Apex Divers Services

 

6 Belfield Park Drive, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 9RB

Skin Deep

 

18 Tollerdown Road, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 0SQ

The Old Harbour Diving Centre

 

11 Nothe Parade, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8TX

Kyarratoo

 

66 Bridlebank Way, Weymouth, Dorset. DT3 5RP

Old Harbour Dive Centre

 

11 Nothe Parade, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8TX

Weymouth & Portland BSAC

 

Commercial Road, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8NF

Aquatec Ltd

 

7 Russell Avenue, Rodwell, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 9RA

  Marine Engineering

Mechanical Services LLP

 

60 Lynch Lane, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 9DL

Rover Marine Services

 

South Parade, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8DU

Marine Surveys Ltd

 

84 St Leonards Rd, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8LB

Total Marine Services

 

Unit 2, 31 Holly Road, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 0BB

  Marine Electrics/Electronics

JG Technologies Ltd

 

Adelaide House, Longcroft Road, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 0NY

Blacknor Technology Ltd

 

Unit F Mckay Way, Lynch Lane, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 9DN

Versitronics Ltd

 

Unit 61-63 Cambridge Road, Granby, Ind Est, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 9TJ

Martech Systems

 

14 Albany Road, Granby Estate, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 9TH

  Provisions

Dorset Tesco Metro

 

63-66 St. Thomas Street, Weymouth, Dorset.

Somerfield Stores Ltd

 

Littlemoor Shopping Centre, Littlemoor Road, Weymouth, Dorset.

  Sea Schools

Royal Dorset Yacht Club

 

11 Custom House Quay, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8BG

Adventure Under Sail

 

TS Pelican Of London, 1st Floor Ferry Terminal, Custom House Quay, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8DX

Weymouth Sailing Ltd

 

30 Hope St, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8TU

Shotline Sea School

 

11 Nothe Parade, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8TX

Trident Marine Services

 

27 Rodwell Road, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8QP

Weymouth Sea Cadet Training Centre

 

Barrack Road, The Nothe, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8TZ

Dorset Adult Learning

 

Weymouth Adult Learning Centre, 45 Dorchester Road, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 7JT

Weymouth College

 

Dr Holly Henderson, Cranford Avenue, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 7LQ

Windtek Watersports

 

109 Portland Road, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 9BG

PGL Osmington

 

Osmington Bay Centre, Shortlake Lane, Osmington, Weymouth, Dorset. DT3 6EG

Get Windsurfing

 

9 Trinity St, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8TW

On The Water Training

 

23 Aldabrand Close, Chickerall, Weymouth, Dorset. DT3 4LW

Weymouth Water Sports Centre

 

The Old Pleasure Pier, Weymouth Bay, Weymouth, Dorset. No Postcode

Coastal Sea School

 

The Quay, Weymouth Harbour, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8DX

  Rigging and Riggers

AD Gordon Rigging Services

 

Units 8-10 St. Georges Centre, Reforne, Portland, Dorset. DT5 2 AN

  Sailmakers, Repair & Covers

Adrian Bugler

 

2 Chelmsford St, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 7HR

The Sail Surgery

 

31 Hope St, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8TU

  Laundry

Whirl & Twirl Laundry

 

26 Lennox St, Weymouth, Dorset.

  Yacht Survey and Designs

Dorset Marine Surveyors Int

 

84 St Leonards Road, Weymouth, Dorset. No Postcode

Premier Yacht Surveys

 

4 Keys Close, Weymouth, Dorset. DT9LX

Official

MCA Coastguard Agency

 

Osprey Quay, Portland, Dorset. No Postcode

Other-Businesses

Harbour Times Ltd

 

8 Trinity Road, Old Harbourside, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 8TJ

Channel Chieftan

 

23 South Down, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 9LJ

Impact Signs & Print Ltd

 

Unit A1, Littlesea Trading Est, Lynch Lane, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 9DN

Second Wind

 

Overcombe Beach, Preston Road, Weymouth, Dorset. No Postcode

Boat Building Academy

 

Lyme Regis Marine Centre, Monmouth Beach, Lyme Regis, Dorset. DT7 3JN

Dean Carpentry

 

Unit 14, 53 Cambridge Road, Granby Ind Estate, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 9TJ

Sea Life Park & Marine Sanctury

 

Lodmoor Country Park, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 7SX

Revolution

 

19 Ringstead Cres, Preston, Weymouth, Dorset. DT3 6PT

Reels & Deals

 

61b St. Thomas St, Weymouth, Dorset. No Postcode

Racelines-Radio Sailing

 

47 Ringstead Crescent, Weymouth, Dorset. DT3 6PT

Ocean Eleven Ropes

 

32 Brackendown Avenue, Weymouth, Dorset. No Postcode

Nick Spicer Boat Builder

 

42 Norfolk Road, Westham, Weymouth, Dorset. No Postcode

Flamer

 

47 Ferndale Road, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 7QZ

Dorset Timming Ltd

 

12 Queen St, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 7HY

Dorset County Trailers

 

183 Wakeham, Portland, Weymouth, Dorset. DT5 1HR

Denning Tackle

 

114 Portland Road, Wyke Regis, Weymouth, Dorset. DT4 9AD

White Motor Boats

 

10 Chapel Lane, Upwey, Weymouth, Dorset. DT3 5NA

Tide Information for weymouth

HW Dover-0440 MHWS 2.1m MHWN 1.4m MLWN 0.8m MLWS 0.4m Stand at LW
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July 2026

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Tuesday  7
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Wednesday  8
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Thursday  9
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HW   00:16   1.5M
LW   05:41   0.5M
HW   13:11   1.4M
LW   18:06   0.7M
Friday  10
10
HW   01:32   1.5M
LW   06:49   0.5M
HW   14:29   1.5M
LW   19:19   0.7M
Saturday  11
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HW   02:53   1.5M
LW   08:05   0.5M
HW   15:39   1.7M
LW   20:42   0.7M
Sunday  12
12
HW   04:09   1.6M
LW   09:22   0.5M
HW   16:44   1.8M
LW   22:02   0.6M
Monday  13
13
HW   05:19   1.7M
LW   10:25   0.4M
HW   17:43   2.0M
LW   23:04   0.5M
Tuesday  14
14
HW   06:25   1.8M
LW   11:18   0.3M
HW   18:39   2.2M
LW   23:53   0.3M
Wednesday  15
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HW   07:30   2.0M
LW   12:05   0.3M
HW   19:32   2.3M
Thursday  16
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Friday  17
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Saturday  18
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2024 update
15 Jun 2024 by Orwellian
The outer harbour is very well managed by a friendly and helpful staff. The prices are reasonable (for this area!), the showers and toilets are accessible 24 hrs via the harbour masters office and are very clean and modern. The fancy electronic sensor controls take a bit of getting used to! The facilities on the Cove side are not as good and have to be accessed with a fob (£15 refundable deposit for each one!) and accessed via an area with rough sleepers. The best pub we found (after extensive research) was the Red Lion in the street behind the Cove. The Sailing Club is also very friendly and welcoming to visiting sailors.
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Booking update
28 May 2024 by Orwellian
Weymouth now accepts advance booking. Fees for 2024 are £4pmpn, rounded up for part meters! £3.30 for electric.
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Weymouth last week
30 Jul 2022 by Tyro Sailor
Diesel Andy (Quayside Fuel) now has a smaller lorry (carrying his maximum of a thousand litres of fuel) and will come to the marina car park to fill cans. If you can get to the fishing boat pontoon on the corner above the bridge he can get a hose to the boat. Marina staff friendly and helpful as ever but no longer on duty all night. If you arrive after 1800 phone Portland Marina instead they will tell you, in the nicest possible way, where to go. Heads and showers still excellent. Marlborough fission chips still good. Asda still a bit of a trek.
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Update April 2022
28 Apr 2022 by Don Thomson 3
I reviewed these notes at the end of April 2022. Thank you one and all for your comments re fish and chipperies and especial thanks for the heads up on the fuel pontoon.. I've had a chat with Weymouth and Quayside Fuels comes out with glowing recommendations.
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Fuel
30 Aug 2021 by ACRS
The fuel pontoon has closed. Quayside Fuel will deliver by road - 01305 772318 / 07747 182181 / VHF Ch 60.
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Fission chips
12 Jul 2021 by Tyro Sailor
Sadly, as of last week The Old Harbour fish and chippery recommended below is no longer in favour. I think it's changed hands and no longer does fish fried in breadcrumbs (my choice) or, apparently, friendly service. And they had no haddock. We repaired instead to the Marlborough across the road who succeeded on all the above. Allegiance transferred.
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UPDATE SPRING 2021
19 Apr 2021 by Don Thomson 3
I reviewed these notes in April 2021. Many thanks to Tyro for his notes. There is now shore power on the Cove pontoon. Note that this marina and the Portland one is now run by Boatfolk who have acquired them and the Quay Marinas organisation.
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Portland Race
24 Mar 2021 by Tyro Sailor
It's dangerous. As mentioned above it's probably the most hazardous bit of water in the Channel. But AS LONG AS YOU TIME IT CORRECTLY you can safely use the Inner Passage, within a cable or so of the Bill. Do the sums, then check them, then do them again. And if you're new to it ask the Harbourmaster as well. He'll be happy to help. Tradition has it that one should round the Bill near enough to toss a biscuit ashore, but I should say that's a touch too close. And keep well to seaward of the whole lot in a southerly wind.
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More info, based on several visits, most recently twice in 2019.
16 Mar 2021 by Tyro Sailor
The entrance is sometimes hard to spot against the busy background of the town, but once you've got either of the towers it all falls into place. The leading lights are useful at night. If you're tied up in The Cove it's a bit of a trek to the HM's office for the loos - especially if the bridge happens to be open at the time. There's a friendly and well-stocked chandlery a couple of streets to the south. The best fish-and-chippery is not the one close to the waiting pontoon, but The Old Harbour in St Edmund Street, a little way north of the bridge. As well as the supermarkets mentioned above there's a monster Asda just west of the marina. Otherwise lots of ice cream, high street shops and a large and popular beach with sand so good for sandcastles that a competition is held annually. Or was, before the current unpleasantness.
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UPDATE SPRING 2018
03 May 2018 by Don Thomson
Only the prices for the marina have changed
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Update Spring 2016
13 May 2016 by Don Thomson
These notes were reviewed by Don in May 2016. Nothing major has changed; prices are up and I'v altered the notes; the Harbour webcam is no longer available but I'v found a link to another one. The Harbour has changed its main website address and web site layout and finally there is a page on their website with a downloadable pdf file giving a chartlet of the harbour; it's the same as the one we have in our gallery but a lot clearer.
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Update Spring 2016
10 May 2016 by Don Thomson
These notes were reviewed by Don in May 2016. I have not made any changes. The information re the landing of dinghies at the Mayflower Sailing Club's slip has been added to the notes on Plymouth Sound
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Update March 2014
25 Mar 2014 by Don Thomson
These notes were reviewed March 2014. Weymouth and the Marina have both frozen their prices for 2014 and the harbour now has shore power on virtually all their visitor pontoons.
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Update 2013
11 Feb 2013 by Don Thomson
The Weymouth harbour notes were updated by Don T on the 11th February 2013. There is a discrepancy between the Admiralty chart and the description of available pontoons given by the harbour which is due to the seasonal nature of the pontoons (E winds during the winter tend to make wreckage of pontoons nearer the harbour entrance so they remove them) Prices have been updated for 2013.