An important correction-the leading lights are fixed green, NOT flashing. There is a quick flashing green light further on in the entrance channel that could confuse you. Also, I visited several weeks ago, the North Cardinal marking the end of the Hurker rocks was in position and working, but that there have been serious problems with it over the last couple of years, mainly to do with it being towed underwater at high tide in bad weather. In autumn 2023, it was unlit for quite a period, and appeared to be off station to such an extent that I came within about 40 feet of it while sticking closely to the leading line. It appears to be fine at the moment , but check the Notices to Mariners on the Harbour website.

Ed: Thanks for the correction. Have updated.

Eyemouth is a nice welprotected harbour but the facillities did not work when we were there. No EL, water and only the men's room could be entered. And here only one toilet was in order.Showers only cold water.
That the facillities don't work have no effect on the harbour fee.

I reviewed these notes and spoke to the HM at Eyemouth. They are still "very much" open to visiting craft on the East pontoon but would appreciate advanced warning of an intended stop over. The wind farm is as far as they can confined to the North basin of the harbour.. prices have increased and the showers cost 2 X 50p coins (ie £1,00)

The visitor's pontoon has the label taped over and is in heavy use by windfarm vessels. The harbour master will find space but there is quite a lot of rafting-up going on. Booking ahead is highly advisable.

The site of the old boat museum is being developed with 'pods' and the like. Phase 1 might be ready later this summer.

Prices have gone up. Flat fee is now £25 and showers are now £2.50. If we had showered that would have beein £30 a night for a 7m boat. Can anyone find anything this expensive outside the Solent and Poole Harbour?

I reviewed these notes in May 2021. They have been working hard on the depths here so that the reports at the end of the last decade which were becoming very adverse may now well be history. Let us know what you find. There's a new pontoon on the West wall of the Inner Harbour. The northern deep water basin is now being reserved for off shore wind farm support. (so they will have to keep the entrance depth good!!)

we visited in August 2020 and we were made most welcome by the new HM. Very friendly and helpful

Called the Harbour master about visiting but it all seemed too much trouble. Berwick was more welcoming and has a new pontoon.

These notes were reviewed by Don in Spring 2016. I still haven't ventured this far South so this continues to be an almanac stub. Prices have changed for 2016

In fair conditions Eyemouth is a relatively easy entrance once you have negotiated the offshore reefs and 'Luff Hard' rock. Sort of gives you a clue don't you think. The way in leads between a pair of walls know as the 'Canyon' and then appears to open out but beware the submerged posts by the surge beach to starboard. The pontoons are further down past the fish dock and lifeboat to port.