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Yacht Haven Lymington

As well as the exceptional service and truly luxurious facilities you’ve come to expect at this modern marina, at Lymington Yacht haven we are blessed to be in arguably one of the best locations on the Solent.

As you make your way up the Lymington River from the wonderful boating waters of the Western Solent, this award winning marina welcomes you with everything you could possibly need. Nestled between the 500 acre Lymington to Keyhaven nature reserve and the famous Georgian market town of Lymington, there is something for all the family.

Offering annual and visitor berths up to 100ft please don’t forget to take advantage of the many on site services during your visit and indulge yourself at the Haven Bar & Restaurant for a stunning view and delicious local produce prepared by our talented kitchen team.

We are looking forward to welcoming you, your family and your crew to Lymington Yacht Haven

• Boat Care / Valeting
• Boat Charter / Hire
• Boat hoist / Lift out
• Boat Sales / Broker
• Boat storage
• Business Facilities
• Caf� / Coffee Shop
• Car Parking
• Chemical Toilet / Effluent Disposal
• Convenience Store
• Customer Lounge
• Electric Car Charging
• Electricity to Berths
• Fuel Dock (Diesel)
• Fuel Dock (Petrol)
• Launderette
• Marine Electronic Services
• Marine engineering trades
• Restaurant / Bar
• Retail Outlets
• Rigging Services
• Sail maker / Repairer
• Toilets & Showers (individual en-suite style facilities)

Yacht Haven Lymington Kings Saltern Road Lymington SO31 3QD Hampshire, England United Kingdom

+44 (0)1590 677071 [email protected] http://www.yachthavens.com/lymington

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Lymington Yacht Haven

• Annual and visitor berthing;
• More than 600 berths – to suit almost any boat;
• Modern pontoon berths for quick and easy access;
• Free water and Wi-Fi at every berth as well as 16 or 32 amp electricity;
• 50 ton boat hoist and hard standing for 230 boats;
• Yacht Charter and Boat Club on-site;
• Well-stocked chandlery and convenience store (open daily);
• Boat repairs, shipwrights, engineers, electronics, riggers and more;
• 24-hour security and CCTV;
• 24-hour access to modern washrooms and laundry facilities;
• Dedicated disabled facilities;
• On-water petrol, diesel & Calor/Camping Gaz available 24/7 (and ice for your gin!);
• On-water sewage pump-out facility;
• Recycling for glass, cardboard, oil and more;
• Haven Bar and Restaurant;
• Bike and G-Tech electric bike hire;
• Ample free car parking;
• Electric car charging points;
• Sea wall and nature reserve access;
• Lymington High Street and other amenities a short walk.

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$43.5M rebuild of Clearwater Beach Marina gets first approval

• Tracey McManus Times staff

CLEARWATER — The city is preparing to begin a rebuild of the dilapidated Clearwater Beach marina, but it will cost 2½ times more than the estimate cited when design started in 2021.

The price to replace the 165-slip marina has ballooned to $43.5 million, well above the $18 million budget set at the beginning of design three years ago, following increases in construction costs and changes to the project’s scope.

Still, city officials are stressing the need to replace the marina that is central to the beach economy, but is in a state of “catastrophic disrepair,” as city attorney David Margolis put it. Although the marina is a focal point of Clearwater Beach tourism, with fishing charters, dinner cruises and excursions, the infrastructure has not been replaced in 59 years.

“Yes, it’s a lot of money, but it’s an investment we have to make,” Mayor Bruce Rector said.

The council voted unanimously on Thursday to approve the price with the project’s construction manager, Kokolakis Contracting of Tarpon Springs. But the project will require a second vote at the council’s July 15 meeting because it includes an $18 million funding shortfall.

The deficit is being covered with a no-interest loan from the city’s capital projects fund, which finance director Jay Ravins expects could be repaid in 10 to 20 years with revenue from marina operations and any grants that can be secured.

Pinellas County’s Tourist Development Council has budgeted a $10 million grant for the marina, which will go toward loan repayment if the funding is ultimately approved, Ravins said.

The remainder of the rebuild is being covered by $23 million in Penny for Pinellas sales tax revenue, $4.7 million from marina revenue and $750,000 from the general fund.

If the construction costs are approved July 15, work is slated to begin in October, with a completion goal of May 2026.

Along with the steady increase in the cost for materials and construction, the project has been affected by changes to the design. The city added a seawall replacement in 2022 at a cost of $4 million. Also that year, then-marine and aviation director Eric Gandy discovered that the marina had been in a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers federal channel since 1960.

In order to legally rebuild, Gandy worked with members of Congress to get one sentence in a 395-page waterway bill to deauthorize the channel in 2023.

Jeff Walker, Clearwater’s senior project manager, said the marina’s utilities are obsolete and have to be turned off at high tide so cables and wiring don’t come in contact with water. The fixed timber docks are cracked and deteriorating and the seawall is failing, he said.

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In the rebuild, the seawall will be elevated to respond to rising sea levels.

The 58 commercial operators will have fixed docks along the new marina’s perimeter, but the remaining recreational fleet will be moored on three floating aluminum docks to further resiliency efforts, Walker said.

The design also includes the creation of a Marina Walk promenade with shade structures, public art and ticket kiosks, which Walker said will help alleviate pedestrian congestion along Coronado Drive.

These ticket kiosks will replace the booths currently in front of individual boat slips for businesses, as those booths haven’t complied with county code since the 1990s.

Demolition and construction will be done in phases, with recreational boats removed during construction to keep commercial vessels in operation, Walker said.

Chad Haggert, captain of the Double Eagle Deep Sea Fishing charter, said while the rebuild is critical, tenants are worried about having enough parking.

To make room for the promenade, the surface lot will lose 38 parking spaces in the rebuild for a total of 366.

And because the existing parking lot will be used for construction staging, Walker said the city has received permission from the Florida Department of Transportation to use the west end of the Clearwater Memorial Causeway for 200 temporary parking spots.

The project does not currently include a parking garage, but Marine and Aviation Director Michael MacDonald said staff is now conducting a traffic study to pursue one.

“The marina not only is in dire need of reconstruction, which is going to be a good thing, but it’s been in dire need for decades of additional parking,” Haggert told the council.

Tracey McManus is a reporter covering Clearwater and the Church of Scientology. She can be reached at [email protected].

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Why Berth with Lymington Yacht Haven?

Early payment discounts.

Early Payment Discount of 2.5%, if paid in full at least 3 months in advance of start date. If you would like to pay by monthly direct debits, please contact the Marina Office to discuss this option.

Earn money with your berth

Our Sub-Let Refund Scheme pays you 50% of fees received from visitors using your berth when you're away sailing between April and September. Let us know when you plan to be away and we will do the rest.

Free Visitor Nights

Enjoy a up to 14 free nights at any Yacht Havens marina. Subject to availability.

Half price storage

Half price storage ashore for annual berth holders, all-year round.

The Haven Discounts

Enjoy 10% off your food & drink at The Haven Bar & Restaurant.

"It was clear that the team had been keeping an eye on my boat over the winter. The marina staff had kindly secured her more firmly and it is comforting to know that there is someone who cares on duty at all times."

Michael Lithgow, Berth Holder

Annual Berthing

All standard berths are fully serviced with access to water and electricity. Berthing fees from 1 April 2024 to 31 March 2025. All prices are inclusive of VAT. Minimum chargeable length 8 metres. Surcharges may apply to multihulls. Annual contracts can commence the first day of any month. 

In addition Harbour Dues and the Harbour Protection Levy will be added @ £34.41 per metre inc VAT.   Metered electricity supply via your own metered cable and charged per unit consumed.

Annual Berthing Discounts & Special Payment Terms 

Early payment discount (3 months before contract start date) Deduct 2.5%. Pay monthly option available, please contact the Marina Office. 

Seasonal Winter Berthing

We offer a Winter Season Four-Month Berthing Package available from 29th October 2023 to 1st March 2024. All standard berths are fully serviced with access to water and electricity. Rates are inclusive of VAT.

If required, electricity will be charged at our published rate, with boat owner providing or purchasing from the marina a metered cable. Space is limited and will be allocated first come, first served based on your boat length/beam. Stays outside of these dates will be charged at our normal visitor rates. Rates include VAT @ 20%.

Looking for a shorter visit? Our winter visitor berthing is just £3.80 per metre, per night.

Dry Stack Berthing

Dry Stack Berthing fees from 1 April 2024. All prices are inclusive of VAT. Provided at our sister-site in Lymington, Haven Quay . Minimum chargeable length is 6.4m. 

In addition, Harbour Dues and Harbour Protection Levy will be added to these costs at a flat rate of £40.34 inc VAT.

Annual Berth

Visitor berth, boatyard quote, visitor berthing (from 1st april 2024).

All visitor berths are fully serviced with access to water and electricity, included in the daily rate. All prices are inclusive of VAT at 20%. Minimum chargeable length is 8 metres. Catamarans are subject to a 25% surcharge with berths subject to availability.

Discounts for visitors

• 10% discounts on our summer daily visitor rate when you book for 7 nights or more in advance
• 20% discounts for registered Sailing Schools, available Sunday to Thursday excluding July, August and Bank Holidays

Boatyard Rates (from 1st April 2024)

Boat lifting and storage ashore available for boats up to 50 tonnes. All rates are per metre length overall (LOA) unless otherwise stated, and inclusive of VAT at 20%. Minimum chargeable length 8 metres.

*Collection / delivery fees apply for this service at £50 within the marina / £80 from Lym River, each way. Roller mainsails and all headsails must be removed prior to lifting ashore. Vessels stored ashore for a period exceeding one year will be charged at double the standard rate.

Boat Lifting for small boats

For smaller boats, RIBs and sports motorboats, visit our sister-site Haven Quay who provide an extensive range of boatyard services. 

All work carried out under current British Marine/TYHA regulations. E&OE. View our Terms & Conditions, and Marina Regulations

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