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Minehead
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51° 13.30 N 003° 27.50 WCharts
AC 1160-3 Minehead Harbour; AC 1152 Bristol Channel Nash Point to Sand Point; Imray C59 Bristol Channel (with harbour plan Minehead); SC 5608 Bristol ChannelRules & Regulations
None KnownHazards
Outfall pipe laid on the bottom and protected by boulders; starts about 100 yards East of the pierhead and reaches out to the lit perch 2 cables north of the pierhead.Tidal Data Times & Range
HW Minehead is HW Avonmouth – 0045 MHWS 10.6m MHWN 7.9m MLWN 3.6m MLWS 1.0m (links)This site is designed for slower, roaming broadband connections, like you would get at sea, so it needs JavaScript enabled to expand the text.
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In most boats approach to this harbour will only be possible about two hours either side of HW. ... read more
Berthing, Mooring & Anchoring
There is one red mooring buoy laid to the East of the two poles ............. ... read more
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UPDATE SEPTEMBER 2022
Written by Don Thomson 3 | 29th Sep 2022
I reviewed these notes at the end of September 2022. No changes.
UPDATE SPRING 2018
Written by Don Thomson | 24th Apr 2018
We have confirmed and put the new harbour dues in the text. They haven't improved the facilities here
Revised and Cheaper harbour dues for visiting boats
Written by OldManOfTheHills | 1st Oct 2017
As of Sunday 1st October 2017, the harbour authorities have reviewed the rates and its now a flat £15 per visiting boat. And the Old Ship Aground has reopened so at least one can get a drink and food without walking into town
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Eccessive harbour fees and very limited facilities
Written by OldManOfTheHills | 27th Sep 2017
The harbour fees are now posted at the harbour as £3 per metres as of September 2017, and this was also verbally stated by the Harbour Master, (not £1.80 as on outdated 2014/2015 fee section of harbour website) This despite lack of fuelling or showers. The Harbour master is only available during council hours and then not always at high tides and the facilities are much poorer than at Watchet Marina which is £2.50 a metre or Ilfracombe which is £1.50 a metre, both of which make more effort to welcome boats. "
Update Spring 2016
Written by dononshytalk | 28th Apr 2016
These notes were reviewed by Don in April 2016. There is a new Harbour Master here now and the only real change at the moment is to the price of a night's stop.
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