Your Ratings & Comments
Update 2023-Entry Depths
Written by Bryant | 26th Sep 2023
2023 ...Looks like the entrance is silting again, and they recommend:
Draughts of 1.8m or more – 2 hours either side of HW
Draughts of under 1.8m – 3 hours either side of the tide
UPDATE JULY 2022
Written by Don Thomson 3 | 4th Jul 2022
I reviewed these notes in July 2022. They now have a box for visitors packs at the top of the ramp to the visitors berths as well as at the Steamboat and their website is one of the easiest to navigate that I have come across. Price has gone up for a single night stop but drops to the old £20 a night after that.
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Racial discrimination
Written by JerryG | 21st Jun 2021
Catamarans and trimarans are banned!
UPDATE SPRING 2021
Written by Don Thomson 3 | 27th May 2021
I reviewed these notes in May 2021. They seem to be on top of the dredging here now although they are not allowed to dredge during the summer months (due to holiday makers on the beaches) Prices remain the same
New Fingers 2018
Written by Don Thomson | 31st May 2018
It looks as though they have installed new fingers on the Visitors berths in the East Basin - there is shore power to them as well
UPDATE SPRING 2018
Written by Don Thomson | 12th Apr 2018
The big news here is the new dredging arrangements; with luck this summer you won't be going aground here. They've replaced the toilet key with a coded lock and there is now Wifi.
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Update Spring 2016
Written by dononshytalk | 5th Apr 2016
These notes were reviewed by Don in April 2016. The notes supplied by the marina (below) have been incorporated in the text and their dues remain the same for 2016.
LOSSIEMOUTH MARINA UNDERCOVER WORKSHOP
Written by lossiemarina | 2nd Oct 2015
Lossiemouth Marina has an undercover workshop facility with three separate spacious bays - electricity, flood lights, water and heating available. Our 25 ton sublift can transport vessels from the water to the workshop or onto the hard for repairs. Masts can also be easily removed or refitted with our Palfinger crane. Please telephone the marina office for more information or for details on package deals.
Updated information from Lossiemouth Marina
Written by lossiemarina | 2nd Oct 2015
Please note the following updated information for Lossiemouth Marina:
Hazards - Halliman Skerries are 2 miles west of Lossiemouth Marina. The marina entrance can be dangerous when heavy seas are running from the NE.
Rules - There is no black ball nor red light to signal dangerous seas.
Dredging - Lossiemouth Marina has been dredged since the 2014 update in the 'Approach' section.
General Description - Free electricity on visitor berths - no electricity cards required on these berths. Office hours are 9am-4pm, Monday to Friday. Office closed on weekends. Out of office hours - visitor packs containing gatehouse key and wi-fi code are available from Steamboat Inn, opposite East basin. Staff at the Steamboat Inn will provide you with the pack on receipt of your first night visitor dues of £20. Marina office telephone number 01343-813066. Emergency mobile numbers are detailed in visitor pack should you require them. The mobile number on this site is no longer in use. For aircraft enthusiasts, Tornado aircraft are no longer operating from RAF Lossiemouth. At time of update, it is the Typhoon fast jets that are at Lossie. Please contact the marina office if you have any further queries and we will be happy to help. Thank you.
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