I reviewed these notes in August 2022. This is still mainly a commercial harbour and they were keen to point this out. I was quoted a price of £40 a night for a 10metre boat but the person quoting it was somewhat unshore of his ground.

I reviewed these notes at the end of June 2021. I had difficulty contacting the HM and had to resort to email so prices are still unknown.

These notes were reviewed in May 2019. Their mooring fees have increased since we last wrote and we have updated the charts. Note that it can be difficult to raise the HM on the phone so you should start trying to contact him a couple of days before your intended visit.

I reviewed these notes in April 2017. Nothing has changed here, "Taff" (below) was lucky to find room on the pontoons as there is definitely nothing reserved for visitors. Expect to have to raft on an FV and that nobody will be able to find out from their paperwork how much to charge you!!

Having to wait for the tide for Carlingford, we put in here for the night. No HM after 1800, but we came in and found a place on the pontoon. You need a fob to be able to open the gate to go ashore. I'm not sure how you avoid meeting a FV in the blind bend in the narrow entrance if you can't raise the HM. The locals were very kindly on the pontoon.

These notes were reviewed by Don In March 2015. Nothing has changed here except the price which is still cheap at under £10 per boat per night irrespective of length.

These notes were reviewed by Don Thomson on November 13th 2013. Although we have emphasized the lack of dedicated facilities for yachts it should not deter you from visiting here; they will fit you in where they can,just remember that the entrance is tidal.