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Conyer Creek

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Courtesy Flag

Flag, Red Ensign

Waypoint

None Given

Charts

Admiralty 2572, SC5606

Rules & Regulations

Unknown

Hazards

Approach and Creek Dry Out

Tidal Data Times & Range

HW Dover + 0125 HW Sheerness 0000 tide time here is about the same as Sheerness and locals use Sheerness tide tables

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General Description

Conyer Creek lies fairly centrally within the Swale and offers drying moorings for large shallow draught boats, as well as another larger drying Marina more geared up for yachts.

It dries totally, so boats will need to sit upright in the mud.

Access for normal draught boats would be about one and a half hours either side of high water, with approach and entry not being 100% straightforward. ... read more

Approach

Conyer Creek lies a few miles to the west of Harty Ferry if making your approach from the East. If coming from the West it lies about 3 1/2 miles past the Kingsferry bridges.

It is beyond the scope of the article is to provide detailed pilotage details for the Swale. Suffice to say if approaching from the Queenborough end the channel is deep, well marked and easy to follow to Kingsferry bridges. The new road bridge has over 24 m clearance, but the old rail bridge does not... you will have to arrange a bridge opening if you have a mast. To find out about the bridge telephone 01795 423627, or use VHF channel 10, callsign Kingsferry Bridge. ... read more