Lymington Harbour

Lymington HarbourHarbour0-1.53372520604346850.75546354688012Lymington is a very attractive and fairly large town on the edge of the New Forest. It is very much geared up for the needs of the boater, whether sail or power, and perhaps the only drawback are the constant movements of the Yarmouth/Lymington ferries. These shallow draught ferries have absolute right of way, and not much room to play with in the twisting approach channel which is lined with moored yachts.Lymington has two large marinas (Berthon and Lymington Yacht Haven), and more budget orientated berthing at on the Town Quay (Lymington Harbour Commissioners) and on the Harbour Master & Dan Bran pontoons. where there is a choice of marina berths, rafting berths and moorings. There are further walks ashore visitor berths on the Harbour Master and Dan Bran pontoons, the latter well suited to rallies where up to 50 (10m) boats can be moored together. Both are operated by Lymington Harbour commissioners., Furthermore there are yards and specialists to cope with just about any problem. It is accessible at any state of the tide, very sheltered within and is only a couple of miles away from the Needles Channel. Needless to say it is very popular with yachtsman, but a bit on the pricey side. The New amenities block is ready for use (1st June 20022) Admiralty 2021, 2035, SC5600Always give way to Ferries, 6 Knts Speed Limit south of wavescreen, 4Knts advisory limit north of wavescreen. Ferries, Narrow approach channel, Shallows Long stand at HW Neaps, Double HW at Springs, HW Dover -0045 Springs, +0010 Neaps, MHWS 3.00m MHWN 2.6m MLWN 1.4m MLWS 0.7m Tide tables:Entry to the Lymington River is straightforward, but approach needs to be made from some distance off as salt marshes and shoal water extend a good distance from the shore. A well marked but twisting channel leads through the shallows to the harbour, but at most states of the tide there appears to be a vast expanse of water. Pilotage information to help the newcomer Firstly there is a good video of the approach and berths on the harbour website at: Navigation information for Lymington Harbour.Using a combination of that video, the UKHO chart and our own notes should give you a very sound idea of what to expect and where everything is. In the approach probably the most conspicuous mark will be the Royal Lymington Yacht Club's starting box used for yacht racing. This looks suspiciously like a small Portakabin perched atop a crude timber framework. It lies just to the east of the main channel, so do not aim for this. Instead identify the Jack in The Basket beacon, which is red and lit (Fl.R.2s). This red pile is topped by a basket (strangely enough), and is labelled clearly with white lettering. This beacon lies slightly to the SSW of the starting platform, and is the outlying mark... it needs to be left on your port hand side. The mass of masts in Lymington, and the easily identifiable WightLink ferries coming and going help identify the entrance from a distance. Now it is simply a matter of following the red and green beacons, the next one on your port hand side the red Cross Boom (Fl.R.2s), and on your starboard side the green No 1 (Fl.G.2s), which must not be confused with the starting platform which it is adjacent to. Note that much of the buoyage in this channel has the same signature (ie Fl. 2s) so, in the dark, they will all look the same. That is, aprt from the lights on the tight bends which change to Q.G or Q.R Regarding the ferries.....We used to warn about ferries but they are nowhere near as frequent as in the past.Ferries now only operating two per hour. There is plenty of room for yachts to pass inbound or outbound ferries. There is also a designated passing reach for ferries to pass which happens very occasionally. The first run up the channel is on a course of 319°T, and is marked by lit leading marks. The rear Mark stands 17 m tall and is in the region of the Fortuna pontoon, the forward Mark stands 12 m tall and is adjacent to Lymington Town Sailing Club. Both are metal columns, and both are lit F.R.8M. These give a leading line for the ferries at night, but you may not spot them during the day. No problem as red and green beacons show the way. The channel runs straight in on 319°T until you reach Tar Barrel Beacon (Fl.G.2s) where you need to swing slightly to starboard and come onto a course of 007°T. Ahead you may be able to see a pair of black and white posts which form the leading marks for the ferries and on your starboard side you will see a breakwater, outside of the marked channel and marked with lights (2F.G vert) and yellow buoys. Don't be tempted to stray towards this breakwater as it is on shallow ground. Pass the Enticott (Fl.G.2s) green beacon and be prepared to make a swing to port when you reach the Cage Boom (Q.G.) green beacon. Between Enticott and the Cage Boom there is a breakwater on the port side, outside the buoyed channel and marked with lights (F.R vert) and yellow buoys; again don't be tempted to stray outside the buoyed channel towards this breakwater as it is very shallow. You will also be following a line of small craft moorings laid along the port side of the channel; once round the left hand bend they are laid in two trots and the main channel is outside both trots. By the time you steady past the Cage Boom SHM you'll be heading about 288°T and making towards the Dan Brown pontoon (which is the long, public pontoon outside the Lymington Yacht Haven) In front of you, opposite the entrance to Lymington Yacht Haven you will see a wave barrier which appears to block your way up river. You should be able to make out the channel SHM just off the left hand (Westerly) end of that so aim to leave the lot to Starboard. On the way there, on the port side of the channel you will pass more small boat moorings and there are three yellow markers on the port side at the end of the yacht trots followed by the outside red mark of Harper's post (the inside light is on another wave barrier protecting the yacht haven.) and just past this, looking to port you will pick up the leading marks for the Yacht Haven on 244°T . Carrying on up Horn Reach will take you past the conspicuous Royal Lymington Yacht Club with its own landing pontoon berths all on your port side. Carry on towards the car ferry terminal (see photo gallery) and as you pass this on your starboard side you will see the berths and then the fuel berth belonging to Lymington Marina and the Berthon Yard, all on your port side. After the Marina berths the River swings sharply to port and care will be needed not to get confused by the trot moorings. The Town Quay pontoon will have heaved into view by now, and if heading there follow the channel through the moorings. If all this sounds a bit complicated, take heart, for in practice it is very straightforward as the channel is lined with small craft moorings, and the beacons are substantial, well marked and numbered. It is simply a matter of locating the first beacons near the yacht starting platform and then following them in. The end of an era is now at hand with the old ferries being replaced with new slightly larger ones. The old ships Caedmon, Cenwulf and Cenred had been in service for 35 years, and originally started their work on the Fishbourne to Portsmouth run. I have very fond memories of these vessels, and remember one December night in particular over 30 years ago (Ed - more like fifty now!) when the wind was howling, the rain was lashing down and I had to drive back to London on my Norton Commando Interstate. The bike had to be chocked up and lashed down, Caedmon was rolling all over the place, green worried faces were everywhere and it was a real struggle not to get my pint of beer all over me. I loved it.... Anchoring is not allowed anywhere within the approach channel or the harbour. The Lymington Harbour Authority has dedicated visitor yacht berths on the Town Quay Pontoons, the extended Dan Bran pontoon and also have various mooring buoys. Otherwise there is Lymington Yacht Haven, and the Berthon Lymington Marina, both with the possibilities of visitors berths. All the options are now covered together with prices: Many visitors make straight for the Town Quay pontoon, which has been recently redeveloped and now provides 46 walk ashore berths with power, water and free WiFi. Berths include 26 finger berths and 20 alongside / rafted berths. The Harbour Master may be able to allocate you a mooring buoy in this area. The maximum boat size is 12.2m . Charges for pontoons (2022) at Town Quay are based on boat length; a 10m boat on a finger berth costs £36.00 per night (Sun to Thur), £43.00 per night (Fri & Sat) with four-hour short stays at £16.50. Rafting berths and the mooring buoys off Town Quay are cheaper. Visitors can get 7 nights moorings for the price of 5 if paid in advance. The HM is more likely to direct visiting boats to the Dan Bran pontoon outside the Yacht Haven which and can accommodate boats up to 36.5m by special arrangement The facilities on this pontoon include shore power, water and free Wifi . The cost of mooring on this pontoon is lower than at Town Quay and based on boat length; a 10m boat will cost £33.00 per night (Sun to Thur) and £3900 per night (Fri & Sat) with a 7 for 5 day deal for boats under 31feet. There are also 6 bookable berths for smaller boats up to 8m in length on the inside of the Harbour Master's pontoon. All the prices (2022) charged by Lymington Harbour include dues and free use of washrooms and free WiFi. The charges for the Town Quay and Dan Bran pontoons include free electricity (subject to available sockets). There are discounted stays for 7 nights and for 3 day visits over a weekend. Sailors are advised to book in advance or call ahead to check there is space available. A link is provided below to the harbour office which has a complete list of the various pricings. http://www.lymingtonharbour.co.uk/ Lymington Yacht Haven. This truly gigantic marina just within the river has no dedicated visitors berths but welcomes visitors who they spread around berths vacated by owners away cruising. The best plan is to call them on VHF channel 80 or telephone 01590 677071 to find out the score. This is the first Marina you come to on your port hand side as you enter, and the method of entry has already been described. Berthing fees here (2022) are £4.50 per metre per night up to 12.5 metres and £5.50 pmpn over 12.5 metres.which includes VAT,shore power, showers, WiFi etc. They have done away with charging extra for the weekend and they refurbished all their facilities over the winter 2015/16. Winter rates are around half these figures. Link to their website: http://www.yachthavens.com/lymington/our-haven/Lymington Marina opposite the ferry's railway station is accessible at all states of the tide and allocates over 60 berths for visitors and can handle vessels up to 45 m long. The Dock Office can be contacted on 01590 647404, on VHF channel 80 or 37. The charges here are £4.61 per metre per day(includes VAT, Shore power & WiFi) with short stays at half the daily rate. They run the floating fuel dock selling diesel and petrol, and also have impressive shore-side and boatyard facilities. Link to site below: http://www.berthon.co.uk/lymington-marina/ And that about covers your options in Lymington. Updated March 2022 Update 1st June 2022. The new facilities on the Town Quay are now open Starting first with the Town Quay once again, the Town Quay pontoon has recently been redeveloped and now has 46 walk ashore berths with power, water and free WiFi. Berths include 26 finger berths and 20 alongside / rafted berths. The Harbour Master may be able to allocate you a mooring buoy in this area. The maximum boat size is 12.2m Showers, and toilets are available.and they've been refurbished recently. They are now cleaned regularly, with access by keypad. The big advantage of berthing here is of course being in the middle of town, with shops and chandleries all nearby. The Harbour Authority also have a number of fore and aft visitor bouys in the Town Quay area. Further downstream, near the Royal Lymington Yacht Club and Lymington Town Sailing Club, is the Dan Bran pontoon which offers full service walk ashore berthing facilities for visiting boats, with crews able to use the Lymington Town Sailing Club washroom and shower facilities. This pontoon is ideal for accommodating visitor rallies and up to 50 (10m) boats can be rafted together. The Harbour Commissioners run a wide concrete slipway from the Bath Road car park with access at three quarters of the tidal range for trailer Sailer's, check their website above. There is a charge for launching. Please pay Harbour staff on the slipway, or at the nearby Harbour Office, or online.. For further information on slipway safety and charges - https://www.lymingtonharbour.co.uk/slipway-safety-updated Three scrubbing grids are available immediately north of the Royal Lymington Yacht Club. Reservations and payment must be made through the harbour office first. Going back to the Marinas and starting with Lymington Yacht Haven, the facilities available include water and electricity on the pontoons, toilets and showers open 24 hours a day, a fuel berth and rubbish disposal facilities including waste oil. Calor and camping gas can be obtained at the fuel berth, or at the on-site Chandlers. A launderette is available here too. Security is tight with night patrols and CCTV. There are various on-site specialists including electronics and riggers, check the business directory. WiFi access is available. The disadvantage with this place is the 15 minute hike to the town, although there is a bar/bistro on-site and the Chandler also sells basic foodstuffs. If you don't fancy the walk to town a water taxi runs between the Yacht Haven and the Town Quay during the summer months. Lymington Marina also offers all the usual facilities with water and electricity on the pontoons, laundry facilities, toilets and showers, WiFi and the fuel berth in the River. Gas bottles can be exchanged at the Marina office. The long-established yard ashore can handle virtually any kind of work, and has a 75 tonne travel lift, together with shoreside laying up facilities. It is a five minute walk to the town from here. In general virtually every need for the boat can be met in Lymington, and a glance at the business directory will show the scope of services available. The Lymington Town Sailing Club welcomes all bona fide yachtsmen and has a restaurant, with good views of the Solent. Telephone 01590 674514, or link to website for further details: http://www.ltsc.co.uk/ The Royal Lymington Yacht Club only accommodates members belonging to other RYA affiliated clubs, who have reciprocal arrangements. They have magnificent premises with their own pontoons and the bar and restaurant. Contact them on 01590 672677, or view their website below: http://www.rlymyc.org.uk Ashore in the town will be found the shops, banks (many with cashpoints), pubs and restaurants that you would expect to find in a well-to-do town of medium size. For provisioning there is a choice between Tesco Metro (being the closest) together with the larger Waitrose Supermarket, or Marks & Spencer's. All kinds of smaller bakers, delicatessens, and specialist food shops can be found. Transport links are good, with direct bus services going to Brockenhurst, and other destinations. Lymington has two railway stations one at the harbour, meeting the ferry and another in the town. A little chug chug branch line connects to Brockenhurst, from where mainline connections can be had to London and the North. The ancient rolling stock on this line must be the last examples of slam door trains still in use, nevertheless they run reliably. The already mentioned Wight Link ferries connect regularly to Yarmouth. Lymington Notes from member Garry Flashman The Mayflower Close to Lymington Yacht Haven the Mayflower has a large garden and a large, pleasant lounge. It has a good kitchen, and offers accommodation. Website: www.themayflowerlymington.co.uk The Ship Inn You can't miss it, The Ship overlooks the quay. Traditionally a favourite haunt of visiting yachtsmen, The Ship now bills itself as a premium bar restaurant, and its prices reflect this. Website: www.theshiplymington.co.uk The Kings Head Stroll past the chandlers and the tourist shops, up the cobbled hill and on your left is the Kings Head. A traditional, old fashioned pub they offer a good menu, a range of well kept ales all at reasonable prices, and friendly service. Well worth a visit. Website: www.kingsheadlymington.com The Six Bells A typical Wetherspoons house, and as with all 'Spoons, the beer is good, as is the food, and the prices are excellent. The ambience is light and airy. Website: https://www.jdwetherspoon.com/pubs/all-pubs/england/hampshire/the-six-bells-lymington It's well worth the ten minute walk up the High Street from the quay, and on your way you'll pass Banks, the Post Office, a Tescos and plenty more useful outlets. Just up the road is a Marks & Spencer supermarket. Lymington on the west bank of the Lymington River is a port on the Solent, in the New Forest district of Hampshire, England. It is to the east of the South East Dorset conurbation, and faces Yarmouth on the Isle of Wight which is connected to it by a car ferry, operated by Wightlink. The town has a large tourist industry, based on proximity to the New Forest and the harbour. It is a major yachting centre with three marinas. According to the 2001 census the Lymington urban area had a population of about 14,000. The town has many shops, catering for tourists and sailing enthusiasts alike. There is a local market every Saturday, which takes place in the main High Street. The market is fairly typical for southern England, selling a selection of cheap general household items, craft items and a selection of food produce from the local area. Lymington Today Due to the recent change in planning legislation, many traditional areas of the town have been redeveloped; older houses have been demolished and replaced with new blocks of flats and retirement homes. The high street has also seen rapid change over the last couple of years with an increasing presence of chain stores and coffee shop franchises. In recent months approval has been granted to a large development of retirement flats adjacent to the historic quay area. In a recent channel 5 program, Lymington received the accolade of 'best town on the coast' in the UK for living, due to its beautiful scenery, strong transport links, low crime levels, and high quality of life. History The earliest settlement in the Lymington area was at the Iron Age fort at Buckland known as Buckland Rings. The hill and ditches of this fort still remain. Lymington itself began as an Anglo-Saxon village. The Anglo-Saxons, probably Jutes, arrived in what is now South West Hampshire in the 6th century. They founded a settlement called limen tun. The Saxon word tun means a farm or hamlet. Limen is believed to be a Celtic name meaning either elm river or possibly, marshy river. The town is recorded in the Domesday book of 1086 as "Lentune". About 1200 the lord of the manor, William de Redvers gave the town its first charter and the right to hold a market. The town became a Parliamentary Borough in 1585 returning 2 MPs until 1832. Lymington continued to return 2 MPs until the Second Reform Act of 1867 when its representation was reduced to one. On the passage of the Third Reform Act of 1885 Lymington's parliamentary representation was merged with the New Forest Division. From the Middle Ages to the nineteenth century Lymington was famous for making salt. Saltworks comprised almost a continuous belt along the coast toward Hurst Spit. In the eighteenth and early nineteenth century Lymington possessed a military depot that included a number of foreign troops-mostly artillery but including several militia regiments. At the time of the Napoleonic Wars the King's German Legion was based here. As well as Germans and Dutch, there were French &eacute;migr&eacute;s, and French regiments were raised to take part in the ill fated Quiberon bay expedition (1795), from which few returned. From the late seventeenth century it had a thriving shipbuilding industry. Much of the town centre is Victorian and Georgian, with narrow cobbled streets, giving an air of quaintness. The wealth of the town at the time is represented in its architecture. Lymington is particularly famous for its smuggling history, there are unproven stories that under the High Street are smugglers' tunnels which run from the old inns to the town quay. Lymington was one of the boroughs reformed by the Municipal Corporations Act 1835. In addition to the original town, 1932 saw a major expansion of the borough, to add Milton (previously an urban district) and the parishes of Milford on Sea and Pennington, and parts of other parishes, from Lymington Rural District - this made the borough extend west along the coast to the border with Christchurch. Under the Local Government Act 1972 the borough of Lymington was abolished on April 1, 1974, becoming an unparished area in the district of New Forest, with Charter Trustees. The area was parished as the four parishes of New Milton, Lymington and Pennington, Milford-on-Sea and Hordle. Lymington New Forest Hospital opened in 2007, replacing the earlier Lymington Hospital. Lymington in Fiction The High Street and ChurchLymington is mentioned in 'The Children of the New Forest' by Captain Marryat. It also features in the historical novels of local writer Warwick Collins (namely 'The Rationalist' and 'The Marriage of Souls') and 'The Forest' by Edward Rutherfurd. In Tom Clancy's 'Patriot games', a wight link ferry heading from the Lymington ferry terminal is intercepted and a prisoner is extracted in heavy seas. Several men on board the ferry are murdered. Lymington also occasionally featured in the 1980s series Howard's Way. Sailing Lymington is also famous for its sailing history, and in recent years, has been home to world famous regattas such as the Royal Lymington Cup, Etchells Worlds, Macnamara's Bowl, and Source Regatta. The strong tides make it a challenging race track, and together with the shallow depth of the river, has resulted in Lymington losing a lot of regattas to the Central Solent, principally run from Cowes. Nevertheless, Thursday Evening Racing takes place with up to 100 boats registered to race every Thursday night during the summer, hosted by the Royal Lymington Yacht Club. Started in the 1990s, it has continued to become more and more popular. There are two Sailing Clubs in the town, both active. The Royal Lymington Yacht Club, founded in the 1920s as the Lymington River Sailing Club, now has over 3000 members, and now plays host to major keelboat and dinghy events. The Lymington Town Sailing Club, founded in 1946, plays host to the popular Lymington Winter Series known as the Solent Circuit. Sailors from Lymington continue to dominate Olympic events, most notably Ben Ainslie and Pippa Wilson. Leisure amenities The town's leisure amenities include; several parks, two sailing clubs, a community centre, a library, the St Barbes Museum and Gallery, two swimming baths (one is an open air sea water baths dating back to the 1830s), a sports centre and a very small cinema/theatre. Lymington, being near the New Forest, is also a good location for walking, cycling and riding. Shopping Lymington has a wide range of shops and a large street market on the High Street as well as three supermarkets: Waitrose (The Largest), Marks & Spencer Simply Food, and Tesco. Transport LinksRail Lymington has two railway stations: Lymington Pier (the terminus), on the east side of the river near the ferry terminal, and Lymington Town. These stations are connected to the national rail network by a branch line to Brockenhurst. Services are currently operated by South West Trains, and are unofficially known as the "Lymington Flyer". This branch line is one of the last places in the country that old "slam-door" trains can be seen in operation, as a "heritage" service. Roads The A337 road links Lymington to Lyndhurst and the M27 motorway to the north, and to New Milton and the South East Dorset conurbation to the west. Ferries Three Wightlink ferries have run from Lymington to Yarmouth since the 1970s, named after Anglo Saxon Kings: Cenred, Cenwulf and Caedmon. 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Installations & Much More verified by VMH Jan 2011 MJ9 Boat ManagementBryanston Cottage20 Lawn RoadSO41 8HGLymingtonHampshireUK050.7565997-1.5621085MJ9 Boat ManagementBryanston Cottage20 Lawn RoadSO41 8HGLymingtonHampshireUKMJ9 Boat [email protected] [email protected] 610986Seatrack Ltdhttp://www.seatrack.co.ukWorlds Best Racing & Navigation Software verified by VMH 30 June 2011 Seatrack Ltd12 Westfield RoadSO41 3PYLymingtonHampshireUK050.7532614-1.5340485Seatrack Ltd12 Westfield RoadSO41 3PYLymingtonHampshireUKSeatrack [email protected] [email protected] 678043Offshore Powerboats Ltdhttp://www.offshorepowerboats.co.ukNimbus, Storebro, Ryds Boats & Broom Boats verified by VMH Jan 2011 Offshore Powerboats LtdLymington Yacht HavenKings Saltern RoadSO41 3QDLymingtonHampshireUK050.7501027-1.5311295Offshore Powerboats LtdLymington Yacht HavenKings Saltern RoadSO41 3QDLymingtonHampshireUKOffshore Powerboats [email protected] 677955 / [email protected] 677955 / 677789Sailing Ventureshttp://www.sailing-ventures.comRYA & MCA Sailing School - Practical, Shoreboard, Racing & Cruising verified by VMH March 2011 Sailing VenturesHordle GrangeVaggs LaneHordleSO41 0FPLymingtonHampshireUK050.766132-1.624624Sailing VenturesHordle GrangeVaggs LaneHordleSO41 0FPLymingtonHampshireUKSailing [email protected] [email protected] 619990Scorpion Ribs Ltdhttp://www.scorpionribs.comRigid Inflatable Ribs - Sports Cruisers & Superyacht Tenders (Stepped Hull, Biminis, Coolboxes Etc) OTS Range, Custom Range, Commercial Range. verified by VMH March 2011 Scorpion Ribs LtdHaven QuayMill LaneSO41 9AZLymingtonHampshireUK050.7599693-1.5375373Scorpion Ribs LtdHaven QuayMill LaneSO41 9AZLymingtonHampshireUKScorpion Ribs [email protected] [email protected] 677080Tim Haynes Ltdhttp://www.timhaynes.comMarine Industry Support, Superyacht Rigging Yacht Rigging Services, Project Management verified by VMH April 2011 Tim Haynes Ltd96 High StreetMilford On SeaSO41 0QELymingtonHampshireUK050.7251079-1.5875366Tim Haynes Ltd96 High StreetMilford On SeaSO41 0QELymingtonHampshireUKTim Haynes [email protected] [email protected] 642687Smart Yachts Internationalwwwsmartyachts.co.ukYacht Charters & Flotilla Sailing verified by VMH April 2011 Base Locations: Greece, Italy, Malta, France, Croatia, Turkey & The CaribbeanSmart Yachts InternationalThe Boathouse39 Maple CloseBarton-on-SeaBH25 7ARNew MiltonHampshireUK050.7387595-1.6508745Smart Yachts InternationalThe Boathouse39 Maple CloseBarton-on-SeaBH25 7ARNew MiltonHampshireUKSmart Yachts [email protected] [email protected] 614804Yacht Boot Company Ltdhttp://www.yachtboot.comYacht FootwearYacht Boot Company LtdPlough HouseSilver StSO41 6DGLymingtonHampshireUK050.7629788-1.5978124Yacht Boot Company LtdPlough HouseSilver StSO41 6DGLymingtonHampshireUKYacht Boot Company [email protected] [email protected] 9382448Tohatsu Marine Ltdhttp://www.tohatsu-uk.netTohatsu Outboards & Outboard Motors- Full Range of 4 Stroke, TLDI Engines, & 2 StrokesTohatsu Marine LtdPortmoreSO41 5RFLymingtonHampshireUK050.773415-1.524361Tohatsu Marine LtdPortmoreSO41 5RFLymingtonHampshireUKTohatsu Marine [email protected] [email protected] 670787Reel Easy ChartersBoat & Fishing Charters verified by VMH March 2011 Reel Easy ChartersKeyhaven RoadKeyhavenSO41 0QYLymingtonHampshireUK050.7232201-1.5712112Reel Easy ChartersKeyhaven RoadKeyhavenSO41 0QYLymingtonHampshireUKReel Easy Charters01425 62045801425 620458Coast Marine LtdMarine Engineering, Volvo Penta Marine Engine Servicing verified by VMH Jan 2011 Coast Marine Ltd38 Swallow DriveMilford-On-SeaSO41 0XDLymingtonHampshireUK050.7226809-1.580761Coast Marine Ltd38 Swallow DriveMilford-On-SeaSO41 0XDLymingtonHampshireUKCoast Marine [email protected] [email protected] 641559XSMG Ltd (Superboat)http://www.xsmgworld.co.ukPioneering Company With The DNA of A Supercar - Worlds First Superboat- XSR 48 1600hp Capable of 75 KnotsXSMG Ltd (Superboat)Navigation HouseBerthon ShipyardBath RoadSO41 3YLLymingtonHampshireUK050.756803-1.532284XSMG Ltd (Superboat)Navigation HouseBerthon ShipyardBath RoadSO41 3YLLymingtonHampshireUKXSMG Ltd (Superboat)[email protected] [email protected] 646000Berthonhttp://www.berthon.co.ukBrokerage & New Boat Sales verified by VMH Jan 2011 BerthonThe ShipyardBath RoadLymingtonSO41 3YLSouthamptonHampshireUK050.7568127-1.5323993BerthonThe ShipyardBath RoadLymingtonSO41 [email protected] [email protected] 673312Ancasta International Boat Saleshttp://www.ancasta.comYacht Brokerage verified by VMH Jan 2011 Ancasta International Boat SalesLymington Yacht HavenKings Salterns LaneSO41 3QDLymingtonHampshireUK050.750407-1.529705Ancasta International Boat SalesLymington Yacht HavenKings Salterns LaneSO41 3QDLymingtonHampshireUKAncasta International Boat Sales01590 67321201590 673212Humphreys Yacht Designhttp://www.humphreysdesign.comYacht Brokers verified by VMH Jan 2011 Humphreys Yacht DesignLower Seaforth HouseBath RoadSO41 3RWLymingtonHampshireUK050.757805-1.5355508Humphreys Yacht DesignLower Seaforth HouseBath RoadSO41 3RWLymingtonHampshireUKHumphreys Yacht Design01590 67934401590 679344Signal Lockerhttp://www.signallocker.co.ukSpecialist Tasar Store verified by VMH April 2011 Signal Locker9 Stanley RoadLymingtonSO41 3SJSouthamptonHampshireUK050.7523389-1.5340284Signal Locker9 Stanley RoadLymingtonSO41 3SJSouthamptonHampshireUKSignal [email protected] [email protected] 678699Dubois Yachts Ltdhttp://www.duboisyachts.comNaval Architecture & Yacht Design - Brokerage, Charter & Management. verified by VMH Jan 2011 Dubois Yachts LtdBeck FarmSowleySO41 5SRLymingtonHampshireUK050.7789285-1.4727752Dubois Yachts LtdBeck FarmSowleySO41 5SRLymingtonHampshireUKDubois Yachts [email protected] [email protected] 626666Ocean Yacht Mouldingshttp://www.oceanyachtmouldings.comFibreglass Yacht/Boat Repairs, Large Collision Damage, Structural Repairs, Gelcoat / Cosmetic Restoration & More.verified by VMH Jan 2011 Contact: Graham ThompsonOcean Yacht MouldingsUnit 5 Sway Ind ParkSwaySO41 6BALymingtonHampshireUK050.7844521-1.6080544Ocean Yacht MouldingsUnit 5 Sway Ind ParkSwaySO41 6BALymingtonHampshireUKOcean Yacht [email protected] [email protected] 682229Cape Cuvier Ltdhttp://www.rumjungle.co.ukverified by VMH Jan 2011 Boat Charter - Weddings, Receptions, Parties, Functions, Stag & Hen Nights, Night Boogie, Anniversaries. Corporate Entertaining & Team Building. Channel Islands, France, Scotland, Ireland, Cornwall Areas Covered.Cape Cuvier Ltd38 Southampton RoadSO41 9GGLymingtonHampshireUK050.7596806-1.5500155Cape Cuvier Ltd38 Southampton RoadSO41 9GGLymingtonHampshireUKCape Cuvier [email protected] [email protected] 676796Lymington Harbour MasterHarbourmaster verified by VMH Jan 2011 Lymington Harbour MasterHarbour OfficeBath RoadSO41 3SElymingtonHampshireUK050.7534837-1.5283056Lymington Harbour MasterHarbour OfficeBath RoadSO41 3SElymingtonHampshireUKLymington Harbour Master01590 67201401590 672014Harken UK Ltdhttp://www.harken.co.ukSailboat Hardware, Reefing, Furling Systems, Sailing Wear verified by VMH Jan 2011 Harken UK LtdBearing HouseAmpress LaneSO41 8LWLymingtonHampshireUK050.771064-1.546595Harken UK LtdBearing HouseAmpress LaneSO41 8LWLymingtonHampshireUKHarken UK [email protected] [email protected] 689122International Rib Services LtdBrokerage & New Boat SalesInternational Rib Services Ltd2 Solent WorksNorth CloseSO41 9BULymingtonHampshireUK050.7618221-1.5412109International Rib Services Ltd2 Solent WorksNorth CloseSO41 9BULymingtonHampshireUKInternational Rib Services [email protected] [email protected] 688611Solent Rib Charterhttp://www.solentribcharter.co.ukRib Charters, Treasure Hunts, River Thames, Stag & Hen Parties. Skippered, Corporate & Bareboat Rib Hire. verified by VMH April 2011 Solent Rib CharterUnit 6 Dell BuildingsMilford RoadLymingtonSO41 0EDSouthamptonHampshireUK050.7400073-1.5713802Solent Rib CharterUnit 6 Dell BuildingsMilford RoadLymingtonSO41 0EDSouthamptonHampshireUKSolent Rib [email protected]@solentribcharter.co.ukSouth Coast MarineMarine EnginesSouth Coast Marine38 Swallow DriveMillford-On-SeaSO41 0XDLymingtonHampshireUK050.7226809-1.580761South Coast Marine38 Swallow DriveMillford-On-SeaSO41 0XDLymingtonHampshireUKSouth Coast Marine01590 64155901590 641559Tesco SupermarketProvisionsTesco Supermarket134 High StSO41 9ADLymingtonHampshireUK050.7591845-1.5386274Tesco Supermarket134 High StSO41 9ADLymingtonHampshireUKTesco Supermarket0845 67794380845 6779438Laurent Giles Naval Architects Ltdhttp://www.laurentgiles.co.ukDistinguished Naval Architects, Also Superyacht Market verified by VMH Jan 2011 Laurent Giles Naval Architects LtdPO Box 130SO41 0YRLymingtonHampshireUK050.758531-1.5419099Laurent Giles Naval Architects LtdPO Box 130SO41 0YRLymingtonHampshireUKLaurent Giles Naval Architects [email protected] [email protected] 641777Lymington MarinaMarina verified by VMH Jan 2011 Lymington MarinaThe ShipyardBath RoadSO41 3YLLymingtonHampshireUK050.7534837-1.5283056Lymington MarinaThe ShipyardBath RoadSO41 3YLLymingtonHampshireUKLymington Marina01590 67331201590 673312Lymington Town Sailing Clubhttp://www.ltsc.co.ukSailing Club verified by VMH Jan 2011 Lymington Town Sailing ClubBath RoadSO41 3SELymingtonHampshireUK050.7533229-1.5286348Lymington Town Sailing ClubBath RoadSO41 3SELymingtonHampshireUKLymington Town Sailing [email protected] [email protected] 674514Lymington Sail Abilityhttp://www.lymingtonsailability.orgSail Ability Charity Providing Sailing For Disabled People verified by VMH Jan 2011 Lymington Sail AbilityRoyal Lymington Yacht ClubBath RoadSO41 3SELymingtonHampshireUK050.7543537-1.5285729Lymington Sail AbilityRoyal Lymington Yacht ClubBath RoadSO41 3SELymingtonHampshireUKLymington Sail Ability01590 67451401590 674514Lynx Sports Management Ltdhttp://www.lynxsports.co.ukSailing Yacht Charters, Rib Charter, Motor Yacht Charters verified by VMH Jan 2011 Lynx Sports Management LtdThe House of PrayerLymington RoadEast EndSO41LymingtonHampshireUK050.7735965-1.4841028Lynx Sports Management LtdThe House of PrayerLymington RoadEast EndSO41LymingtonHampshireUKLynx Sports Management [email protected] [email protected] 626444MarinetecSurveys, New Construction & Refits verified by VMH Jan 2011 MarinetecSilverton HouseKings HydeMount Pleasant LaneSO41 8LTLymingtonHampshireUK0-25.729787128.3023579MarinetecSilverton HouseKings HydeMount Pleasant LaneSO41 8LTLymingtonHampshireUKMarinetec01590 68371901590 683719MB Marine Coatings Ltdhttp://www.mbcoatings.co.ukMarine Coatings verified by VMH Jan 2011 MB Marine Coatings LtdUnit 230 Ampress ParkSO41 8JWLymingtonHampshireUK050.7718297-1.5491936MB Marine Coatings LtdUnit 230 Ampress ParkSO41 8JWLymingtonHampshireUKMB Marine Coatings Ltd01590 67767601590 677676McFarlane Billington Yachtinghttp://www.mbycharter.comYacht Charters verified by VMH Jan 2011 McFarlane Billington YachtingLea Green FarmChristchurch RoadSO41 0LALymingtonHampshireUK050.7419944-1.6125489McFarlane Billington YachtingLea Green FarmChristchurch RoadSO41 0LALymingtonHampshireUKMcFarlane Billington [email protected] [email protected] 688220New Dawn Chartershttp://www.newdawnboatcharters.co.ukDiver Boat Charter verified by VMH Jan 2011 New Dawn ChartersNew Dawn DiverBerthon MarinaBath RoadSO41 3YLLymingtonHampshireUK050.756803-1.532284New Dawn ChartersNew Dawn DiverBerthon MarinaBath RoadSO41 3YLLymingtonHampshireUKNew Dawn [email protected] [email protected] 675656Platonic Affair Chartershttp://www.charterasunseeker.co.ukBoat CharterPlatonic Affair ChartersUK0Platonic Affair ChartersUKPlatonic Affair [email protected] [email protected] 677630Portacrafthttp://www.portacraft.co.ukMast Transport & Delivery verified by VMH Jan 2011 PortacraftAckland CottageShirley HolmsSO41 8NHLymingtonHampshireUK050.758531-1.5419099PortacraftAckland CottageShirley HolmsSO41 8NHLymingtonHampshireUKPortacraft01590 68244301590 682443Rib-Ithttp://www.rib-it.comRib Charters verified by VMH March 2011 Rib-It36 Church LaneSO41 3RBLymingtonHampshireUK050.7558458-1.5439117Rib-It36 Church LaneSO41 [email protected] [email protected] 587882Rogers Yacht Designhttp://www.rogersyachtdesign.comDesigner / Naval Architect verified by VMH March 2011 Rogers Yacht Design68 High StLymingtonSO41 9ALHampshireHampshireUK050.7579411-1.5441693Rogers Yacht Design68 High StLymingtonSO41 9ALHampshireHampshireUKRogers Yacht [email protected] [email protected] 672000Royal Lymington Yacht Clubhttp://www.rlymyc.org.ukYacht Club verified by VMH March 2011 Royal Lymington Yacht ClubBath RoadSO41 3SELymingtonHampshireUK050.7543537-1.5285729Royal Lymington Yacht ClubBath RoadSO41 3SELymingtonHampshireUKRoyal Lymington Yacht [email protected] [email protected] 672677Powersail Training Ltd (2)http://www.powersailtraining.co.ukRYA Sea School, RYA Syllabus, Master Classes, Yacht Charter Own Boat Tuition, Cruises, Courses & Corporate Events verified by VMH Jan 2011 Powersail Training Ltd (2)174 Cardiff RoadCF5 2ADLlandaffCardiffUK051.4888452-3.2091227Powersail Training Ltd (2)174 Cardiff RoadCF5 2ADLlandaffCardiffUKPowersail Training Ltd (2)[email protected] [email protected] 745788PJC MarineBoat Builders, All Aspects of Boat Repairs, Maintenance, Refits, Shipwrights, Painting, Polishing, Teak Decks, Varnishing, Keel Repairs, Woodwork, GRP Repairs, Interior Valeting, Bow Thrusters, Boat Polishing, Skin Fittings, Hull Fittings & Lots Moreverified by VMH Jan 2011 PJC MarineMiddle RoadSO41 9HFLymingtonHampshireUK050.7585268-1.5506684PJC MarineMiddle RoadSO41 9HFLymingtonHampshireUKPJC Marine0845 22475230845 2247523Quinceys UpholsteryMarine Upholstery, Antique, Modern, Domestic Upholstery - From Large Hotel Work To Your Favorite Pieces Re-Fittedverified by VMH March 2011 Quinceys UpholsteryRoslynePitmore LaneSwaySO41 8LLLymingtonHampshireUK050.772073-1.58068Quinceys UpholsteryRoslynePitmore LaneSwaySO41 8LLLymingtonHampshireUKQuinceys Upholstery01590 68167601590 681676UK Rib Centrehttp://www.ukribcentre.co.ukRYA Sailing SchoolUK Rib CentreHaven QuayMill LaneSO41 9AZLymingtonHampshireUK050.7599693-1.5375373UK Rib CentreHaven QuayMill LaneSO41 9AZLymingtonHampshireUKUK Rib [email protected] [email protected] 610808Waitrose SupermarketProvisionsWaitrose SupermarketStanford RoadSO41 9GFLymingtonHampshireUK050.7572783-1.5496618Waitrose SupermarketStanford RoadSO41 9GFLymingtonHampshireUKWaitrose Supermarket01590 67194901590 671949Tinley Electronics Ltdhttp://www.tinleyelectronics.comMarine Electronics Service & Repairs, Spare Parts, Products verified by VMH April 2011 Tinley Electronics Ltd235 Bentley WayLymingtonSO41 8JWSouthamptonHampshireUK050.7717495-1.5493064Tinley Electronics Ltd235 Bentley WayLymingtonSO41 8JWSouthamptonHampshireUKTinley Electronics [email protected] [email protected] 610071Watermarques Internationalhttp://www.watermarques.comBrokerage & New Boat SalesWatermarques International53 Vitre GardensSO41 3NBLymingtonHampshireUK050.7507206-1.5414323Watermarques International53 Vitre GardensSO41 3NBLymingtonHampshireUKWatermarques [email protected] [email protected] 679131Williams Sales & Servicing Ltdhttp://www.williams-salesandservice.comBrokerage & New Boat SalesWilliams Sales & Servicing LtdThe CottageCarberry ManorAdlams LaneSO41 6EGLymingtonHampshireUK050.787724-1.615736Williams Sales & Servicing LtdThe CottageCarberry ManorAdlams LaneSO41 6EGLymingtonHampshireUKWilliams Sales & Servicing [email protected] [email protected] 681103Yachtmail Chandleryhttp://www.yachtmailchandlery.comChandlersYachtmail ChandleryAdmirals CourtTown QuaySO41 3ETLymingtonHampshireUK050.7587112-1.5368887Yachtmail ChandleryAdmirals CourtTown QuaySO41 3ETLymingtonHampshireUKYachtmail [email protected] [email protected] 672784Nick Cox Yacht Chandlerswww.thechandler.co.ukChandlers verified by VMH Jan 2011 Nick Cox Yacht ChandlersKings Saltern RoadSO41 9QDLymingtonHampshireUK050.752242-1.5307907Nick Cox Yacht ChandlersKings Saltern RoadSO41 9QDLymingtonHampshireUKNick Cox Yacht [email protected] [email protected] 673489Rockall Coverswww.rockallcovers.co.uk<div> <p class="c2"><span class="c1" new="" times="">&#183; BOAT COVERS &#183; <a name="_Hlk520902921" id="_Hlk520902921">SAIL COVERS &#183; CAR, CARAVAN AND MOTORHOME COVERS &#183; FLY SCREENS &#183; SUN SHADES &#183; BBQ COVERS &#183; PARASOLS &#183; TENT &amp; MARQUEE REPAIRS</a> &#183;</span></p> <p class="c4"><span class="c3" new="" times="" new="" times= "">Whether you are looking to protect your boat, car, motorhome or caravan, or you want to maximise your at-home outdoor leisure time 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MeadowRoyal Clarence YardPO12 1BPGosportHampshireUKRockall [email protected] [email protected] 520700Abbey Yachts Ltdhttp://www.abbeyyachts.co.ukYacht Surveyors & Marine Consultants. 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The buoyage in the vicinity of the Lymington Yacht Haven has changed since our last update in 2010; our Approach Notes have been corrected to reflect this and the most recent chart (June 2012) is in the images gallery. The large Dan Bran pontoon is being furnished with shore power but the 2013 charges for this have not yet been finalised. All other charges have been updated for the 2013 season.-1Don Thomson 32022-05-31T10:09:00+01:00Update May 2022I reviewed these notes at the end of May 2022. I had a natter with HM about entrance bar and he says that the fishermen are coming in on the Northern side of the entrance and then making their way across to the left hand bend in the Half tide wave barrier. The best advice is to give him a call on 14 and then come in after half tide on the flood! Prices have changed but it sounds a nice place to call in.-1Don Thomson 32021-04-21T09:08:00+01:00UPDATE SPRING 2021We received corrections to previous notes from the Lymington HM which have been incorporated in the text. The notes by Garry Flashman have remained unedited but some of his reflections may now be out of date.-1chitchat2021-10-18T14:50:00+01:00Lymington Town QuayFriendly and intimate atmoshere compared with the big marinas. New finger pontoons are bookable; places on outside of this pontoon still allow rafting I believe. Apparently some plans for new shower block in car park turned down by council so rethink required as current facilities looking a bit tired. We paid £40 (week night) and £43 (weekend night) for 37'-1Tyro Sailor2021-03-18T22:47:00+00:00Town QuayOne of the nicest and cheapest alongside berths in the Solent has been done up, as is becoming well known (see below). Lots of individual berths, with water and electricity, which some will welcome, but at a price: the cost for my 26' Centaur increased from £14 to £20 for the night. None of that chummy rafting up.any more (possibly a covid advantage) with all the early-morning entertainment that involves, and there's no sign of an improvement to the heads to accommodate the inevitably increasing demand. There's an excellent Indian restaurant immediately you enter the high street on the right, but the rather nice tea shop a little way up the hill on the left has, sadly, closed down.-1Ian Pawson2021-05-28T13:26:00+01:00Wightlink FerriesThe ferries run ‘roughly’ every hour, not every 30 minutes as in the Flashman text.-1Don Thomson2016-03-09T10:11:00+00:00Update Spring 2016These notes were reviewed by Don in March 2016. There have been price changes across the board and you may find that the HM will encourage you to tie up to the Dan Bran pontoon rather than the Town Quay.-1Don Thomson2014-04-01T12:22:00+01:00Update April 2014We have revised these notes for the 2014 season and adjusted prices. The main change is that I have changed the tenor of the notes for Lymington Marina which, although it has no dedicated visitor berths seldom finds it necessary to turn visitors away (the HM there can't remember when this last happened). So we have treated it in the same way as we would a facility with allocated visitor berths.-1Thomas Webb2011-10-31T14:38:00+00:00Tom Webb, around Britain on a 21' Beneteau 201131/8-1/9 – Lymington – Lymington is the most significant port I feel, it signifies being back in the Solent and back at home, I stayed in Lymington Yacht haven where I was very generously donated a berth by Mary Faulk, the yacht haven is fantastic with a berthing master in a rib at the entrance guiding you in and impeccable shore based facilities. When entering there is a narrow well marked channel that you must stick to, the Isle of Wight ferry also leaves from this channel so be wary to pass port to port and give plenty of room.-1Don Thomson2018-03-20T12:24:00+00:00UPDATE SPRING 2018Much the same as our last update. Prices up across the board and we have uploaded this years chart-1Conrad ryle2020-11-28T18:21:00+00:00New layout at town quayVisited the Town Quay in July 2020. Impressed by the extended layout providing some finger berths and able to cater for more visitors without the need to raft up. Prices still a good deal lower than the marina's.-1Don Thomson 32022-05-31T09:16:00+01:00Update May 2022I reviewed these notes back in April 2022 but delayed the editing in the hopes that their new amenities block would open on Town Quay and, today on the 31st May I'm delighted to inform you that they will be handed over to the HM tomorrow!!-1Don Thomson 32020-03-12T09:41:00+00:00UPDATE SPRING 2020I reviewed these notes in March 2020. The pontoon layout up at the Town Quay differs depending on which chart to consult - the least up to date is possibly the UKHO!! Prices are up again this year and I have uploaded this years UKHO Chart.-1UserError2025-07-10T07:11:00+01:00GoodThe new facilities are open. They're clean and functional and fine by me. Very near the landing stage if you're at the upper end. You get a slip of paper with half a dozen access codes for the various facilities. I took a photo of it as it felt vulnerable to blowing away. The harbour staff were all really friendly and helped us onto a river fore and aft mooring , which was very peaceful overnight. £21.60 for 26' vs £45 at the marinas - you pays yer money... The ferries stop at a civilised hour, so no disturbance from them at night. Water available at the Dan Bran pontoon which we found easy to miss when coming in, as it's early on and in front of the yacht haven marina, plus it was a bit intense with local boats all over the place and a ferry looming astern! If necessary, you can get out of the way by ducking into a parallel fairway in LTYC (?) moorings which is open at both ends. The town's got a good choice of stuff - ice creams and pubs everywhere and you can even buy food (Tesco near, M&S and Waitrose a bit further if you need not just food).-1Error fetching data: Access Denied