Parkstone Bay Marina
2016 Marina
Handbook
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Useful telephone numbers
Marina Reception
01202 747857
Parkstone Bay Yachts
01202 724917
Parkstone Bay Marine Services 01202 724918
The Boat Club
01202 724912
Harbour Sea School
01202 747857
South Deep Café
01202 733155
Dry Berth Launching, Water Taxi & Fuel 07738 708709
VHF Channels
37 & 80
Parkstone Bay Marina
Welcome to Parkstone Bay Marina and our 2016 handbook.
Our mission is for you to enjoy every moment at our marina and
on the water.
We are a family run business and have spent our lives on the water and in
the marine industry.
As such, you will find that Parkstone Bay adapts quickly to moving times
and customer feedback. The team supporting us are as passionate as we
are about boating and customer service and we invite you to read a little
more about how our marina could serve, support and enhance your
leisure time.
Alongside a variety of berthing options, our services include boat lifting, fuel
facilities, boat sales, membership boating schemes, RYA training, marine
services and a waterside brasserie, South Deep Café.
We hope that this handbook will provide all the information you need about
the facilities and services we have on offer but if you have any requests,
queries or feedback, please speak to one of the marina staff; we will always
do our best to help.
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Swinging
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Dry
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Parkstone
Yacht Club
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Facilities at Parkstone Bay
50°43’N 01°58’W Parkstone Bay Marina is ideally located within a sheltered bay at the heart of Poole
Harbour. We are conveniently placed just a short distance from the local shops and within easy access of
the motorway. By water, we are 15 minutes to the harbour entrance, 10 minutes to Brownsea Island and
Poole Quay, allowing you to start enjoying your day as soon as you step aboard your boat.
Marina Reception
Fuel
to Sunday. In the marina reception, you will find
situated at the entrance to the marina. Boats can
information on berthing, fuelling, boat lift-out and
be fuelled alongside the fuel pontoon or for boats
sea school.
on dry berth, we offer a special mid-week fuelling
Our normal office hours are 9am to 5pm Monday
Petrol and diesel are available from the fuel berth
service.
Boat Brokerage and New Boat Sales
Situated opposite our busy café and benefitting
from a boat show-styled display area, Parkstone
Electricity
Most of the pontoons have access to electricity
Bay Yachts have listed a range of power and sail
and some points are positioned around the dry
boats and can provide advice on the best way to
berth park. Boats on winter storage ashore also
market your boat. The sales office is open Monday
have access to electricity. In order to connect,
to Sunday 9am to 5pm
please contact the marina staff to obtain a
meter lead. £100 deposit is required and invoices
Water Taxi Service
will be rasied monthly.
This complimentary service is available for
Parkstone Bay Marina swinging mooring customers.
The operating hours follow the dry berth launching
times, which can be found on page 9 of the
handbook. We ask that customers wear life
jackets and children are fully supervised.
Water
All pontoon berths have access to a fresh water
supply and water taps are positioned around the
dry berth park. We do ask that you take care not
to leave the hoses running. If you would like to
wash down your boat in the dry berth park, there
The Boat Club
is a coin operated pressure wash facility available
Providing its members with no hassle boating on
on the slipway.
a fleet varied boats. Members pay a fixed fee for
unlimited access to the fleet, using a simple, online
booking system. More details can be found on
pages 24 and 25.
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Facilities at Parkstone Bay
Training Centre
Car Parking
Our dedicated RYA training centre, Harbour
We allocate one parking space per boat due to
Sea School, offers a range of courses from RYA
limited space at the marina and we do ask that
Powerboat Level 2 and VHF, through to advanced
customers adhere to this so that everyone is able
powerboat. Courses run throughout the year and
to park. Car stickers are given to customers to
are both shore-based and practical. We also offer
help us monitor the car park and we have recently
tuition in your own boat to help you get the best
installed a barrier for use during busy periods.
out of your vessel. Contact the marina office to
arrange a course.
Security
There is an autogate at the entrance to the
Trolleys
marina, we have CCTV surveillance covering
Our trolleys are free for your use at any time but
the pontoons and boat park and outside security
please return them to the trolley parks afterwards
lighting to deter criminals. We also have
for other customers. Please take care when using
employed night security patrols to help ensure
trolleys on the pontoons and do not let your
that your boat is secure.
children ride in them.
Waste Disposal and Recycling
Toilets & Showers
There are recycling bins situated near the café and
Private berth holder facilities, including showers,
other general waste bins in various places around
hair dryers and baby change are located with the
the marina. Please help us to keep the marina
disabled and public toilets, next to the marina
smart and tidy by ensuring that all waste is placed
reception. Please apply to reception for a code
in these bins and only recycle allowable waste.
to the facilities. Please do not empty your boat’s
We have a waste oil tank situated next to the
sea toilet in the marina toilets.
engineering workshops. If you would like to use
this tank, please ask at the marina reception.
Waterside Bar/Bistro
South Deep Café is ideally located at the water’s
edge with views across Parkstone Bay. Breakfast
Wi-Fi Facility
Our marina berths have free Wi-Fi coverage.
and lunch is served seven days a week throughout
Please get your password/username from
the year and dinner is served in the evenings
the café.
throughout the Summer and at variable times
during the Winter. A take-away service is
also available.
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The main restaurant is practically and
There are tables both inside and out, allowing
luxuriously furnished, providing an easy
customers to make the most of the sunshine
transformation from our busy day-time
while they enjoy nibbles and a glass of fizz, or
service to a smart and atmospheric evening
a snack from the bar menu.
restaurant. Our lunch and dinner menus
feature a range of English and Mediterranean
cuisine and our breakfasts are unrivalled
throughout the area. Everything is cooked on
the premises by our team of chefs and bakers
and wherever possible, ingredients are locally
sourced.
With Stephane’s love of food, he intends to
challenge himself and his team this year with
a ‘Round the World Adventure’. Following the
typical route a bluewater yacht might take to
circumnavigate the globe, evenings will be
hosted that feature food and entertainment
from the different harbours they might visit.
The Flybridge is a new space created at the
Follow our website at www.parkstonebay.com
end of 2015 to compliment The Garden Bar.
to find out how you can be a part of this.
The contemporary nautical ambience of The
Flybridge allows customers to kick back and
enjoy a more casual dining experience in a
Contact South Deep on 01202 733155
to make a booking.
unique and tranquil setting.
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Dry Berthing for boats up to 12m
Benefits of dry berthing:
A unique system
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We developed our dry berthing system to give
Easy access to your boat at all times,
without being stored on high racks
flexibility and convenience to our customers.
Unlike other marinas, most of our boats are
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Free fuelling service, saving your leisure
time on the water
gives customers easy access to their boat at
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No need to anti-foul your boat and lower
covers or simply enjoying their boat.
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Improves residual value of your boat
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Peace of mind knowing your boat is out
annual maintenance costs
parked in our marina and not in high racks. This
all times for maintenance, cleaning, putting on
The dry berth service runs 7 days a week and
during the summer months we work extended
of the water during bad weather
hours to give customers more flexibility in their
boating. It takes a matter of minutes to launch
a boat and even on exceptionally busy days,
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Increased security, including CCTV
customers will quickly be able to have their
coverage and night security
boat launched and ready to use. For customers
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Immediate use of your boat, with unlimited
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launching 7 days a week
wishing to go boating out of hours we can
launch the boat on to the waiting pontoon
ready for when you arrive at the marina.
Electricity available, chargeable at cost.
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Our dedicated staff are the heart of our
business – they are all specially trained to
manoeuvre boats, so customers can be
assured that their boat is in safe hands.
As we are located in a bay, we are slightly
affected by the tides. When the water falls
below 1m, generally one hour either side
of low water, we do not launch boats. With
Poole Harbour’s double high tides and
by checking the tides before arriving at
the marina, it is easy to plan to avoid the
short time when the water falls below 1m.
Customers can check the tides by visiting our
website at www.parkstonebay.com and going
to the ‘Useful Information’ section, which
gives daily local weather and tidal information
7 days in advance.
Fuelling your boat on dry berthing
If your boat is on dry berthing, we offer
a free fuelling service. To take advantage of
this, call the marina office during the week on
01202 747857 or email fuel@parkstonebay.
com. Let us know how many litres of which
fuel you would like and we will move the boat
around to the fuel station by land for fuelling.
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Dry Berthing a simple procedure
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1. When you arrive at the marina – park your car in the car park and use one of
our trolleys from outside the café building to load your gear straight into your boat.
2. Prepare your boat for launching – remove any boat covers, check your
bung is in and lines and fenders are out on the port side. Finally, check that nothing
is attached to the trailer and that your outboards / legs are in the down position –
and where applicable your trim tabs and boarding ladders are in the up position.
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3. When you are ready to be launched – write your trailer number on the
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4. Proceed along the pontoon walkways – to the ‘launch pontoon’ and wait for
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5. Once you have taken charge of your boat – either depart straight away or
whiteboard located on the end of the dry berth racking. Our staff will collect your
boat in turn and launch her to the pontoon.
your boat to arrive. As a courtesy to other boat owners, we ask that you are ready
and able to take charge of your boat as soon as it is in the water.
move along to the ‘waiting pontoon’ where there should be space for you to make
any last minute preparations and take passengers on board.
At the end of your day’s boating
When you return to the marina at the end of the
‘launch pontoon’ in your turn and our marina
day, berth along the waiting pontoon with your
staff will lift the boat out and return her to the
port side to the pontoon. Make sure that your
boat park. You will then have the opportunity to
outboards and legs are in the down position
wash the boat down and replace any covers so
and trim tabs are in the up position.
she is secure until your next visit. If you would
If you would like to come out of the water
straight away, move the boat around to the
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prefer to stay in the water, please let our marina
staff know your plans (subject to space).
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Dry Berthing Launch Hours
January
8am to 4pm
July
8am to 8pm
February
8am to 4pm
August
8am to 8pm
March
8am to 5pm
September
8am to 6pm
April
8am to 6pm
October
8am to 5pm
May
8am to 7pm
November
8am to 4pm
June
8am to 8pm
December
8am to 4pm
Please note these times are dependent on weather and tidal conditions.
Customers must ensure that their bung is in place before asking for their boat to be launched
Waiting Pontoon Etiquette
For your safety and enjoyment, we ask that you observe the following:
4 Safety first
4 Use of the waiting pontoon
You should always wear a life jacket
You can stay on the waiting pontoon
and be extra careful on the pontoons,
anytime during the day and overnight
especially when wet. Children must be
if there is room. Your boat is your
accompanied by an adult at all times.
responsibility whilst on the waiting
pontoon and you should ensure she is
4 Port side to the pontoon
Wherever possible your boat should be
secured ‘port side to the pontoon’.
properly secured with adequate fenders.
We reserve the right to recover any boat
from the waiting pontoon if we feel this is
4 Keeping the pontoon clear
Wherever possible we ask that you leave
necessary to assist our operations.
your possessions on the boat until it is
back in its trailer space. If your boat is
staying in overnight then please ensure
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our marina from never before seen
‘birds-eye -view’
that no valuable items are left on board.
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Pontoons for boats up to 17m
Our modern and spacious marina is set in
delightful surroundings and provides up to 50
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Please manoeuvre your boat carefully and
very slowly within the marina and in the
berths, ideal for vessels up to 17m in length
marina channel. Remember, other boaters
and 1m draft. Overlooking Parkstone Bay,
may not be as confident at driving their
berth holders can appreciate the constant
boats as you are!
activity of English bird life that is plentiful in
the area.
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When berthing your boat, please make sure
suitably sized fenders and mooring lines
Our pontoons are wide, stable and benefit
are used and ensure that your bow is not
from excellent grip under foot. All boats have
overhanging the pontoon walkway.
access to fresh water, Wi-Fi and most berths
have access to electricity.
We reserve the right to change your berth,
make use of your berth when not in use or
move your vessel if it assists our operations.
Using the pontoons
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When you have parked your car, make
use of one of our trolleys to carry your
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gear through the dry berthing park to the
pontoons. Please make sure you keep to
the pedestrian areas and keep children
Throughout the year we offer haul-out,
pressure wash and re-launch packages to
help you keep your boat well maintained
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Electricity available, chargeable at cost.
under supervision whilst walking through
the dry berthing park.
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We recommend that life jackets are worn
and children should be accompanied by an
adult whilst on the pontoons.
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Swinging Moorings for boats up to 15m
Delightfully located moorings available
We also have a few deep water moorings in the
during the Summer period 1st April to
Wych Channel. There is no taxi service to the
30th September
Wych but we can accommodate your tender
at the marina at a special price. For your own
We have over 100 swinging moorings in
Parkstone Bay, a sheltered location and the
furthest mooring being no further than a
5 minute water taxi ride from the marina.
A complimentary water taxi service operates
everyday between the hours of 8am and
6pm during the peak season, departing from
safety, we recommend that life jackets are worn
when using the water taxi and marina tenders.
Our moorings are laid in trots and a few may
dry out at low Spring tides. The bed of the bay
is mud but we prefer that boats are able to
take the ground.
the marina as indicated on the marina map.
Winter lay-up package
To contact the water taxi, please call 07738
At the end of the season, mooring holders
708709 or radio on VHF 37 & 80.
are offered our Winter lay-up package. This
A pool of tenders is also provided which you
are free to use at any time with our oars or your
own outboard motor. If you decided to stay out
includes a tow from your mooring, haul out,
pressure wash, 6 months storage ashore and
re-launch to your mooring.
on the water and will return to your mooring
after 6pm, please let us know on the above
number and we will attach a tender to your
mooring. This allows you complete flexibility in
using your boat on the swinging moorings.
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Visitors
Centrally located within Poole Harbour,
One of our most popular attractions is South
Parkstone Bay provides the perfect base
Deep Cafe, which harbour goers may visit by
for exploring the local area. By land, we are
booking a short stay berth up to 2 hours for
a short walk from local amenities and our
only £10.00.
staff will always be happy to offer advice and
information to help you get the most out of
your stay.
The channel to our marina is clearly marked
and accessible at most states of tide,
excluding one hour either side of spring low
We are able to take visitors on pontoons and
water. To book a visitor berth, please contact
swinging moorings, which are serviced by a
the marina reception on 01202 747857.
water taxi and prices can be found on pages
20 and 21 of the handbook.
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Boatyard Services & Storage
The range of boatyard services we offer
In 2015 we invested in two new Roodberg
include:
Trailers which, alongside our Wiggins forklift,
• Boat lifting
• Fin keel cradles
• Pressure washing
• Towing
• Mast lifting (customer/rigger must be present)
• Engine lifting
• Boat storage, including under cover
• On-site engineers, riggers and
gives us the capability to lift boats, including
catamarans, up to 47 tons and 60 feet.
Our staff are highly experienced and have
continuous training in all our equipment but it is
the level of personal care and professionalism
that the team employ to each movement
that sets us apart as a trustworthy and
reliable service.
upholstery fitters
• In-house marine services department
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Welcome to
Parkstone Bay Yachts
Parkstone Bay Yachts
is an independent
brokerage company, and
exclusively handles the sale of
boats berthed at
Parkstone Bay, and beyond.
We specialise in both sail and
power and pride ourselves on
unrivalled customer service,
and achieving the best
outcome for both the vendor
and purchaser. Thanks to our
ABYA trained brokers, we
can ensure that only the best
service is ever delivered.
With a diverse and wide
reaching advertising strategy,
we can ensure that your boat
is being shown to the most
appropriate audiences.
Whether websites, local
advertising or thorough
viewings, we are confident
that we can market your
yacht in the most
professional manner.
For Valuations, Buying or
Selling advice or any other
queries, feel free to drop in
and visit us.
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Prices
Pontoon Berthing
1st Apr – 31st Mar for boats up to 17m
Dry Berthing
1st Apr – 31st Mar for boats up to 12m
Up to 8.0m
£4,548
Up to 7.0m
£3,612
8.1 to 9.0m
£5,436
7.1 to 8.0m
£4,020
9.1 to 10.0m
£6,336
8.1 to 9.0m
£4,824
10.1 to 11.0m
£7,266
9.1 to 10.0m
£5,844
11.1 to 12.0m
£8,136
10.1 to 11.0m
£6,804
12.1 to 13.0m
£9,084
11.1 to 12.0m
£7,266
13.1 to 14.0m
£10,110
14.1 to 15.0m
£11,130
15.1m+POA
Brokerage Display Area
Boats listed with Parkstone Bay Yachts can
benefit from discounted storage rates shown
below in our boat show styled display area.
Quarterly
Up to 7.0m
£369
7.1 to 8.0m
£441
8.1 to 9.0m
£513
9.1 to 10.0m
£585
10.1 to 11.0m
£657
11.1 to 12.0m
£729
12.1 to 13.0m
£801
13.1 to 14.0m
£873
14.1 to 15.0m
£945
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Storage Ashore
MonthWeek
Up to 7.0m
£258
£102
7.1 to 8.0m
£306
£126
8.1 to 9.0m
£354
£150
9.1 to 10.0m
£402
£174
10.1 to 11.0m
£450
£198
11.1 to 12.0m
£498
£222
12.1 to 13.0m
£546
£246
13.1 to 14.0m
£594
£270
14.1 to 15.0m
£642
£294
Visitors
Pontoon (24 hrs) £4/metre
Swinging Mooring (24 hrs) £2/metre
Short Stay (up to 2 hrs)
£10.00
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Prices
Swinging Mooring
1st Apr – 30th Sep for boats up to 15m
Winter Storage
1st Oct – 31st Mar for boats up to 17m
Up to 7.0m
£918
Up to 7.0m
£918
7.1 to 8.0m
£1,044
7.1 to 8.0m
£1,044
8.1 to 9.0m
£1,194
8.1 to 9.0m
£1,194
9.1 to 10.0m
£1,368
9.1 to 10.0m
£1,368
10.1 to 11.0m
£1,560
10.1 to 11.0m
£1,560
11.1 to 12.0m
£1,758
11.1 to 12.0m
£1,758
12.1 to 13.0m
£1,950
12.1 to 13.0m
£1,950
13.1 to 14.0m
£2,142
13.1 to 14.0m
£2,142
14.1 to 15.0m
£2,340
14.1 to 15.0m
£2,340
Tender Pool up to 5.0m £600
15.1m+POA
As a special package available for swinging
Other Prices
Labour & Towing (per ½ hour)£60.00
Mast & Engine Lifting
£99.00/lift
Harbour Dues
£13.80/metre
Metermaid Deposit
Crown Estates
£100.00
£1200
lift out, pressure wash, boat launch and tow
back to the mooring.
Notes
(Berth holders only)
Up to 12m Over 12m
Per metre
£18.00£24.00
Boat Lift/Launch
• All prices inclusive of VAT at 20%
• Prices exclude electricity which is charged at cost
• Winter storage customers may re-launch
up to the 15th April. Any time after this date will be
charged at a weekly rate
Pressure Wash
• Prices exclude Harbour Dues
Per metre £6.00£6.60
• Swinging Mooring prices exclude Crown Estates
Lift Out & Re-Launch over Tides
Per metre
prices also include a tow from our mooring,
£99.00
Jet Ski Dock
mooring holders at Parkstone Bay, the above
£24.00£30.60
• Minimum charge of 7 metres applies to all facilities
• All facilities are subject to availability and berths
may be re-allocated at our discretion
• This price list is subject to change
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Parkstone Bay
Marine Services
Valeting | Anti-fouling | Shipwright work | Engineering | GRP repairs | Refurbishment & Refits
For a free quotation contact 01202 724918 • services@parkstonebay.com
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Events and Socials
Over the past couple of years, we have hosted
Our rallies will be organised to provide for the
two rallies and a handful of customer socials.
different requirements of new-boaters wishing
We have been delighted with the feedback,
to gain a bit more experience with some
which holds true to our thoughts that
support, families, fishing enthusiasts, sailers
customers are looking for a marina to be more
and the larger vessel who hope to venture
than just a berth for their boat.
slightly further afield.
Throughout 2016, we hope to build on
At Parkstone Bay, we talk about the power of
this with more regular events that will allow
a family business and how it makes us a more
customers to interact more with other like-
personal and friendly marina. We invite you all
minded boaters and also our own staff so that
to find this for yourselves by getting to know us
they can get to know the team looking after
and our values.
their boats.
Thank you!
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Places to visit in and around the Harbour…
Poole Quay – Historic Poole Quay is a buzz
of activity during the summer with quayside
Yarmouth - Yarmouth town is located on the
north-west of the Isle of Wight, and acts as one
pubs and restaurants, amusements and live
of the gateways to the Island. The history of the
entertainment most evenings at the weekend.
town is very evident as you walk round. All along
the coastline seaside towns and villages hug the
Brownsea Island – Although boaters are
wide sandy beaches. Perfect for lazing away on a
not allowed to land on the island, there are
anchorages to the west and south side, which are
sheltered and an idyllic spot for a picnic.
summer’s day or for a brisk stroll in winter.
Studland Bay – Beneath the shelter of Old Harry
Wareham – The entrance to Wareham River
starts deep within Poole Harbour and is about a
30 minute motor from Parkstone Bay Marina. The
river meanders through tall reeds for about 2 miles
to Wareham Quay. It is always best to check the
tide before visiting though as the river is very tidal.
Arne – Arne is a narrow channel to the north-west
of Brownsea Island and an idyllic anchorage spot
for customers with shallow draft boats. There is a
variety of special wildlife to see, with wading birds,
Dartford warblers, ospreys and nightjars flying at
dusk.
Rocks and about a mile outside the harbour
entrance Studland is an excellent anchorage
spot, especially when the winds are westerly.
Wakeboarding, waterskiing and ski-bobbing are
common activities within the bay and it is also
possible to row or swim ashore and walk up to
the Bankes Arms for lunch.
Bournemouth Bay and Pier – Running for
miles to the east of the harbour entrance are
Bournemouth’s famously beautiful sandy beaches.
Always crammed full during the summer with
holiday-makers, boaters can enjoy their own
space by anchoring off the beach and swimming
Swanage – This traditional seaside town is to
ashore or sun-bathing on board. At Bournemouth
Rocks. Boaters can anchor in Swanage Bay and
Marina, there are cafés, restaurants, arcades and
the west of the harbour entrance and Old Harry
go ashore to visit the Victorian pier, museums,
Pier, about a 35 minute motor from Parkstone Bay
the main shopping centre.
various watersports shops and walk the town trail.
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What’s on?
Harry Paye Day June 2016
A gathering of pirates on Poole Quay to honour
the memory of Harry Paye, the renowned Poole
pirate. With live music, family fun, rowing races
and a pirate procession.
Round the island race 2nd July 2016
This is the largest race of its kind in the world with
around 16,000 professional and amateur sailors
from the UK, Europe and the USA aboad 1,700
yachts battling to be first around the Isle of Wight.
Yarmouth Old Gaffers Festival
May/June 2016
Set in Yarmouth’s picturesque harbour, there will
be more than 100 visiting traditional sailing, steam
and motor vessels, including the cream of the old
gaffers fleet. On shore there will be a huge range
of attractions including street entertainment,
live music, classic vehicles, craft fair, market
and lots more.
The Bankes Arms Beer Festival
British Beach Polo Championships July 2016
Two days of beach polo with professionals
competing on Sandbanks Beach. Evening
entertainment on both days.
Bournemouth Air Show 18th-21st August 2016
Our busiest weekend and one of the most
anticipated events of the year. Where better to
watch the spectacular displays than from your
boat on the water?
Southampton Boat Show
16th-25th September 2016
Europe’s largest on-water boat show. Visit the
stands of Parkstone Bay Yachts and The Boat
Club Sandbanks, which will both be exhibiting and
promoting our Parkstone Bay brand.
Firework Night 5th November 2016
End the season with a spectacular firework
display on the water from Poole Quay at 8pm,
with live entertainment keeping the crowds
entertained all evening.
August 2016
In association with the Isle of Purbeck Brewery has to be a definite date in every beer-lover’s diary!
Set in Studland overlooking the stunning Purbeck
coast, the Festival is now in its 20th year and will
have over 200 varieties of Real Ale and Cider.
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Health & Safety
In the interests of maintaining your health
& safety whilst enjoying your time at
Parkstone Bay Marina, we would ask you
to adhere to the following:
• Please pay attention to all designated speed
limits and any health & safety warning notices
displayed within the boatyard/marina. They are
placed at the entrance and around key areas
of the yard and are aimed solely at preventing
personal injuries.
• The security and safe berthing of your craft
whilst moored to the pontoons is your
responsibility. To avoid trips, slips and falls,
please ensure that any securing lines / loose
ends are not obstructing the pontoon walkways
and never walk over or stand on safety barriers.
If you need any advice or assistance please ask
a member of the yard staff.
• Fishing from pontoons is prohibited as this often
causes a safety impediment for safe access
to and from craft. Slipways are notoriously
slippery and we recommend wearing a lifejacket
when frequenting these areas. We advise that
suitable footwear is worn in all areas around the
boatyard/marina and stout, non-slip footwear
is recommended.
• Do not encroach within operational working
areas where safety notices are displayed and
keep to the pedestrian routes. Our staff are
very proficient and are there to make your time
spent using our facilities enjoyable and safe and
are always delighted to help. However, please
remember that it is their workplace and like all
workplaces, hazards and risks are
always present.
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• Please refrain from using naked flames, e.g.
welding, cutting or brazing on your craft until
you have informed the yard management.
Any hot work involving naked flames should
not be undertaken unless adequate fire safety
control procedures have been put into practice.
These should include: The provision of portable
fire extinguishers, removing flammables and
combustibles away from the immediate area,
checking for hot spots after the work has
been completed. We would ask you to refrain,
wherever possible, from smoking within the
yard and always use the cigarette extinguishing
buckets placed around the boatyard to avoid
the risk of fire.
• All fuel must be stored in approved containers
and wherever possible siphoned into the craft.
We would prefer that you use the fuelling
facilities provided by Parkstone Bay Marina to
ensure the upmost safety is maintained.
• Parents and guardians should take responsibility
for ensuring children are under their control are
adequately supervised and that dogs are kept
on a lead. Please remember if you are in any
doubt or see anything you consider hazardous,
report it to a member of our staff.
• Ensure that all hazardous waste (e.g. paint,
solvents, oils, adhesives) are placed within
appropriate containers and taken to the
hazardous waste facilities provided. All inert
waste should be disposed within purposeful
waste skips or taken home with you. Please
contact the marina office if you wish additional
contracted services or are employing
contractors other than our yard services.
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Telephone 07515 255828 or 01202 922554
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Terms & Conditions
The Small Print Our T&C’s are based on those published by the British Marine
Federation and approved by the RYA, who recommend that disputes are submitted
to alternative dispute resolution under the Marine Dispute Resolution Rules published
by the British Marine Federation. Please call in to the marina office and request an
A4 copy if you have difficulty reading the print.
LIABILITY We shall not be liable for any loss or damage caused
by any event or circumstance beyond our reasonable control (such
as extreme weather conditions, the actions of third parties not
employed by us or any defect in any part of a customer’s or third
party’s vessel); this extends to loss or damage to vessels, gear,
equipment or other goods left with us for repair or storage, and
harm to persons entering our premises or using any of our facilities
or equipment.
We shall take all reasonable and proportionate steps having regard
to the nature and scale of our business to maintain security at our
premises and to maintain our facilities and equipment in reasonably
good working order. Subject to this and in the absence of any
negligence or other breach of duty by us, vessels, gear, equipment
or other goods are left with us at the customer’s own risk and
customers should ensure that their own personal and property
insurance covers such risks.
We shall not be under any duty to salvage or preserve a customer’s
vessel or other property from the consequences of any defect
in the vessel or property concerned unless we shall have been
expressly engaged to do so by the customer on commercial terms.
Similarly we shall not be under any duty to salvage or preserve a
customer’s vessel or other property from the consequences of an
accident which has not been caused by our negligence or another
breach of duty on our part.
However, we reserve the right to do so in any appropriate
circumstances, particularly where a risk is posed to the safety of
people, property or the environment. Where we do so we shall be
entitled to charge the customer concerned on a normal commercial
basis.
PRICES AND ESTIMATES In the absence of express agreement
to the contrary our price for work shall be based on time and
materials expended and services provided.
When we give an estimate or indication of price – in writing or orally
– we will exercise skill and judgement in doing so. Such estimates
are subject always to the accuracy of information provided by the
customer and are usually based only on a superficial examination
and will not include the cost of any additional repairs or work
found necessary to the vessel and/or gear or equipment during the
work nor the cost of any extensions to the work comprised in the
estimate.
We will inform the customer promptly of any proposed
increase in estimated prices and the reasons therefore and will only
proceed with the work or supply with the approval of the customer.
The customer shall remain responsible for the cost of labour and
materials already supplied or remaining to be supplied which are
not affected by the proposed increase in price.
DELAYS The time for completion of our work is given in good faith
but is not guaranteed.
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We shall not be responsible for any delay in completion of the work
or for the consequences of any such delay unless it arises from our
wilful acts or omissions or from our negligence.
VESSEL MOVEMENTS We reserve the right to move any vessel,
gear, equipment or other goods at any time for reasons of safety,
security or good management of our business and premises.
PAYMENT Unless otherwise agreed between us the price of all
work, goods and services shall be due immediately on invoice date.
Where a customer delays in payment for more than 30 days or
withholds more than a proportionate sum against rectification of
any alleged defects we reserve the right to charge interest on the
outstanding amount at 4% over Barclays Bank Plc base rate.
We reserve a general right (“a general lien”) to detain and hold onto
a customer’s vessel or other property pending payment by the
customer of any sums actually due to us. We shall be entitled to
charge the customer for storage and the provision of any ongoing
services at our normal daily rates until actual payment (or provision
of security) by the customer and removal of the vessel or other
property upon providing proper security, for example a letter of
guarantee from a Bank reasonably acceptable to us or lodgement
of a cash deposit with a professional third party agent or with the
British Marine Federation, sufficient to cover the debt with interest
and, where the debt is contested, a reasonable provision for our
prospective legal costs. This right does not effect the customer’s
entitlement to withhold a proportionate part of the price in respect
of alleged defects but where that amount is in dispute between
us the customer shall be required to provide security for the full
amount pending resolution of the dispute.
Our customers’ attention is drawn also to the note at Clause 9.2 of
the Terms of Business regarding other rights which exist at law.
GUARANTEE Advice on whether a customer is “a consumer” or
otherwise protected by some or all of the consumer protection
legislation in force in the United Kingdom may be obtained from
any local Trading Standards Office, the Citizens Advice Bureau, the
Office of Fair Trading or any firm of Solicitors (who may charge).
Online guidance may be obtained at the Government’s Consumer
Gateway website at http://www.consumer.gov.uk/
Were a customer is also a consumer he has certain minimum
statutory rights regarding the return of defective goods and claims
for losses. These rights are not affected by these terms.
In addition to the statutory and other rights provided by English law
we guarantee our work for a period of 12 months from completion
against all defects which are due to poor workmanship or defective
materials supplied by us. We shall be liable under this guarantee
only for defects appearing during this 12-month period which
must be promptly notified to us in writing at our trading address or
registered office (set out on our letterhead). The geographical area
within which this guarantee will be honoured is restricted to the UK.
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On notification by the customer of such defects, we will investigate
the cause and if they are our responsibility under the terms of
this guarantee we will promptly remedy them or, at our option,
employ other specialist contractors to do so. Any remedial work
which is put in hand by the customer other than through ourselves
in accordance with the terms of this guarantee may invalidate
this guarantee in respect of such defects if we are not advised
beforehand and given the opportunity to inspect and agree such
work and its cost.
RIGHT OF SALE Where we accept vessels, gear, equipment
or other goods for repair, refit, maintenance or storage we do so
subject to the provisions of the Torts (Interference with Goods)
Act 1977. This Act confers a Right of Sale on us in circumstances
where the customer fails to collect or accept re-delivery of the
goods (which includes a vessel and/or any other property). Such
sale will not take place until we have given notice to the customer
that in accordance with the Act. For the purpose of the Act it is
recorded that:
Where we supply goods or services to a partnership or company
or to a customer who is acting in the course of a business or a
commercial operation (a “Business Customer”) then:
Goods for repair or other treatment are accepted by us on the
basis that the customer is the owner of the goods or the owner’s
authorised agent and that he will take delivery or arrange collection
when the repair or treatment has been carried out;
No article supplied by us to a Business Customer shall carry
any express or implied term as to its quality or its fitness for
any particular purpose unless prior to the supply the Business
Customer has sufficiently explained the purpose for which it
is required and made it clear that he is relying on our skill and
judgement.
No proprietary article specified by name, size or type by a Business
Customer shall carry any such express or implied term but we will
assign to the Business Customer any rights we may have against
the manufacturer or importer of that article.
We accept no liability to indemnify a Business Customer against
any loss of profit or turnover which he or his customer or any other
person may sustain in consequence of the failure of any faulty or
unfit article supplied by us.
QUALITY STANDARDS We will complete our work to the agreed
specification and in the absence of any other contractual term as to
quality, to a satisfactory quality.
ACCESS TO PREMISES / WORK ON THE VESSEL
Subject to the terms of Clause 8.2 no work shall be done on the
vessel, gear, equipment or other goods while on our premises
without our prior written consent other than minor running repairs
or minor maintenance of a routine nature by the customer, his
regular crew or members of his family not causing nuisance, or
annoyance to any other customer or person residing in the vicinity,
nor interfering with our schedule of work, nor involving access to
prohibited areas.
Our obligation as custodian of goods accepted for storage ends on
our notice to the customer of termination of that obligation;
The place for delivery and collection of goods shall be at our
premises unless agreed otherwise.
Advice regarding the Act and its effect may be obtained from any of
the sources referred to at Clause 6.1 above.
Maritime Law entitles us in certain other circumstances to bring
action against a vessel to recover a debt or damages. Such
action may involve the arrest of the vessel through the Courts and
its eventual sale by the Court. This right of arrest and sale may
continue to exist against a vessel following a change of ownership.
Sale of a vessel may also occur through the ordinary enforcement
of a judgment debt against the Owner of a vessel or other property.
SUB-CONTRACTING We may sub-contract all or part of the
work entrusted to us by the customer, on terms that any such subcontractor shall have the protection and benefit of all rights and
conditions, and of all limitations and exclusions of liability, contained
in these Terms of Business. Where we exercise this right we shall
remain responsible to the customer for the performance of our
subcontractor.
BOATS FOR SALE We reserve the right to charge 1% commission
on boats sold privately within Parkstone Bay Marina and to not
allow any other yacht broker to list a customer’s vessel occupying
one of our berths or moorings for sale.
The work is of a type for which we would normally employ a
specialist subcontractor; or
NOTICES Notice to a customer shall be sufficiently served
if personally given to him or if sent by first class post to the
customer’s last known address. Notices to us should be sent by
first class post to our principal trading address or registered office.
The work is being carried out under the warranty by the
manufacturer and/or supplier of the vessel or any part of the
equipment to which the warranty relates.
LAW AND JURISDICTION Any contract or series of contracts
made subject to these terms shall be subject to and governed by
English law and
In every case neither the customer nor his invitees shall have
access to the vessel during periods of work by us on the vessel
without our prior consent, which shall not be unreasonably
withheld.
In the case of Business Customers, any dispute arising under them
shall be submitted to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of
England and Wales.
Prior written consent will not be unreasonably withheld where:
In the case of customers who are consumers or who are not
contracting in the course of business any dispute shall be
submitted to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of England
and Wales.
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Reproduced from Imray chart Y23 with permission of the publishers, not for navigational purposes.
© Crown Copyright by permission of HMSO and UKHO.
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Harbour
Sea School
Parkstone Bay Marina is committed to
promoting safe boating!
The highest standards of boating tuition
Harbour Sea School offers ‘own boat tuition’ to help
you get to know your own vessel.
Courses on offer
• RYA Powerboat Level 1 and Level 2
• RYA Powerboat Intermediate and Advanced
• VHF Radio & First Aid
01202 747857 to book courses
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