I reviewed these notes in October 2022 and am informed that there is a pontoon on one of the landing stages. That pontoon is for short stops for pick-up etc. The other two may be used for overnight stops as long as you can take the ground

No changes

These notes were reviewed in July 2019. No changes were necessary.

These notes were reviewed by Don in April 2017. I have found nothing to change. A new chart has been put in the chart gallery

These notes were reviewed by Don in April 2015 and no changes were made

Updated by Don Thomson on 20th November 2013. Thanks Donal for your advice below - we have incorporated it in the text. As far as we know there are still no harbour dues.

There are landing stages on the north pier where boats can tie up. Approach close to the north pier after half tide.
The Sailing Club uses channel 11. There is usually moorings available as boats will be away cruising. Contact the sailing club to arrange. Visit www.braysailingclub.ie for contact details. The harbour is only recommended for lift keel and bilge keel boats. Fin keel boats may lie against the harbour wall or stands but will have limites time for entering and exit the harbour.
The harbour stores can fill the majority of gas bottles.
The DART station is nearby for easy access to Dublin.

When proceeding north to Dublin keep the tower on Killiney head in line with Bray Head to avoid the rocks near Killiney beach. When going south give Bray Head a good distance off and at the other side of Bray Head stay out to avoid Cable Rock.