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CONWY & DEGANWY MARINA 2016

Our reputation as one of the UK’s most respected marina operators has been built on the simple premise of providing thefinest facilities, offering friendly, experienced service and a safeand active haven for both you and your boat.

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friendly service We encourage our staff to understandboating people’s needs and appreciatethat we must help our customers to enjoytheir leisure time at our marinas.

fine facilitiesWe invest heavily to ensure that ourmarinas provide a good range of marina and support facilities which wework hard to continually maintain andimprove.

safe havens We strive to provide safe, sheltered andwell maintained pontoon berths for allour customers’ boats within a fun and‘Active Marina’.

welcomeconwy & deganwy quays marina

Conwy Quays Marina, Conwy, Conwy LL32 8EP

Tel: 01492 593000Fax: 01492 564828.Email: [email protected]

Jon Roberts Area Manager

Quay Marinas participate in the YachtHarbour Association 'Gold AnchorAward' scheme, which rates marinas in accordance with equipment and facilities provided, customer service andoperational systems in a similar way tohotel 'star' ratings. Conwy & DeganwyQuays Marinas have achieved the highest rating of 5 Gold Anchors’

Quay Marinas take pride in providing a personal but professionalservice to our customers and helpingyou to enjoy your boating as muchas possible.Our “Quay Plus”scheme highlightssome of the benefits of mooring yourboat with Quay Marinas Ltd and weare delighted to continue withour“Towergate Mardon” marine insurance brokers offer as one ofthe“Quay Plus” benefits with their20% discount against their marineinsurance tariff to berth holders.

Our weekly email service “E quay” hasremained popular for obtaining thelatest weather, gate times and othercurrent information. If you are notalready receiving it and would like to,please contact the Marina office andadd your email address to the list

Deganwy Quays Marina, Deganwy, Conwy LL31 9DJ

Tel: 01492 576888Fax: 01492 580066Email: [email protected]

Welcome to the 2016 Conwy andDeganwy Marina Handbook whichcombines both Conwy and DeganwyQuays Marinas in one publication.

This book contains a wealth of usefulinformation about facilities withinboth marinas and their local area. Wehave also included tide tables for theyear to assist you with the planningof your boating activities.

With its beautiful backdrop, convenient location, and excellentfacilities, Conwy And DeganwyQuays Marinas are the obviouschoices to keep your boat in NorthWales whether you are local or coming from further afield, bothConwy and Deganwy can be easilyaccessed via the A55.

All the staff at Conwy and DeganwyQuays Marinas are here to makeyour stay as enjoyable and safe aspossible – if you have any questionsjust ask, and we will do whatever wecan to help.

Jon RobertsArea Manager

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Quay Marinas continue to striveto deliver our mission statementwhich is to provide our customerswith “Safe Havens, FriendlyService and Fine Facilities”.

We are proud that our welltrained and experienced staff are committed to fulfilling thesesimple requirements. In additionwe are mindful that we mustprovide real value for money forour customers, and for this reasonwe are doing our very best todeliver genuine added valuethrough our ‘Quay Plus’ package.

In addition we are striving toensure that our marinas are reallyfun places to be – all our marinasare ‘Active Marinas’ providing anarray of events and trainingactivities to help ensure that ourcustomers get the most out oftheir boating.’ We hope that youwill all enjoy your stay with usthis year.

Kind Regards and safe boating! Simon HaighManaging Director.

Conwy castle was the third ofEdward I's great castles. Built in1283 on a rocky site at the mouthof the River Conwy and against abackground of wooded hills, it isan impressive fortress, withmassive battlemented walls andeight commanding drum towers.It is also one of the best preservedof all Britain’s medieval castles.

At Conwy Visitor’s Centre in RosehillStreet, a 20 minute film “In search ofConwy” takes you through the town’s800 year history. An exhibition alsorecreates scenes from the past.

Conwy is a fascinating walled town ofquaint narrow streets. Among the fewancient houses that still survive areAberconwy, owned by the NationalTrust, a 14th century house used forexhibitions showing the history of thetown, and Plas Mawr, one of the finestremaining examples of an Elizabethancountry house. On a smaller scale thetown boasts Britain’s smallest house, aVictorian fisherman’s cottage.Measuring 6' in width and standing 10'high; its two rooms are linked by avertical staircase.

The river Conwy is spanned by threebridges, the most impressive beingTelford’s suspension bridge built in1826. This was superseded by theroad bridge of 1958 and RobertStephenson’s splendid railway bridgefrom 1846. The river also offers someinteresting activities. The water busQueen Victoria sails 7 days a week fromEaster to late October (see notices onthe quay or ring 01492 592284 forfurther details). River trips offerspectacular views of the Conwy Valley,whilst from the estuary, Puffin Island,Anglesey and the Great Orme can beseen.

The area also has several yacht clubswhich organise regattas and offshoreraces; these include the Conwy YachtClub, Victoria Buildings, Station Road,Deganwy, Tel: 01492 583 690; The RoyalAnglesey Yacht Club, Beaumaris,Anglesey, Tel: 01248 810295; The North Wales Cruising Association,Lower High Street, Aberconwy, Tel:01492 593481; and the Irish Sea OffshoreRacing Association (I.S.O.R.A.) 119Chelwood Avenue, Liverpool L16 2LL.

Further afield, the seaside resorts ofthe North Wales coast such asPrestatyn, Rhyl, Colwyn Bay,Llandudno and Bangor offer extraattractions whilst inland, theSnowdonia National Park is withineasy reach. The area is renowned forwalking and mountaineering, andseveral of the old slate quarries arenow tourist attractions.

Llandudno is situated on theCreuddyn Peninsula, in ConwyNorth Wales. It's location close tothe Snowdonia Tram ride up theGreat Orme National Park makesit ideal for touring Snowdoniaand North Wales.

Known as the Queen of the Welshresorts Llandudno is a charmingVictorian seaside resort between thetwo limestone headlands of the GreatOrme and the Little Orme.

Take a ride on the unique VictorianTramway to the top of the GreatOrme and visit the Great OrmeCountry Park, play a round of Golf, ortake an invigorating stroll along theVictorian Pier.

a unique historical centre

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River Conwy from Castle© Crown copyright (2010) Visit Wales

Britain’s smallest house, Conwy© Crown copyright (2010) Visit Wales

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Travel to and from both Conwyand Deganwy Marinas is easy.Road links to the town areexcellent, with a road leadingdirectly to the marina from themain A55 trunk road, which inturn, links directly into the nationalUK motorway system. Sea and airlinks too are good, and ensure easyaccess from all parts of the globe.

BusesThere is a regular bus service toNorth Wales from Conwy and thesurrounding areas. www.arriva.co.uk

CoachesThere are Express Coach services toAberconwy’s coastal resorts fromLondon, the Midlands and theNorth.www.nationalexpress.com

RailThere are Intercity services fromLondon, Birmingham and Manchesterto the region’s main railway station atLlandudno Junction, with connectingservices to Conwy.www.nationalrail.co.uk

Air TravelThe nearest airport is Liverpool JohnLennon Airport. Furthermore, withthe recent major improvements tothe A55 north coast road,Manchester Airport is now only a 90minute drive away.

FerriesThe A55 road links Conwy directly with the ferry terminal atHolyhead, approximately 45 milesaway. The A55 and UK motorwaysystem also make the terminal atLiverpool accessible from whereboth B&L and P&O Ferries operate.

The HSS Seacat is now fullyoperational and offers a highspeed crossing to the Republic ofIreland.

Conwy Castle© Crown copyright (2013) Visit Wales


With the mountains of SnowdoniaNational Park as a backdrop, bothConwy & Deganwy Marinas are idealbases from which to cruise thepicturesque cruising grounds of theNorth Wales coast.

With sufficient rise of tide, shallowdraught vessels can explore theConwy River as far inland as Tal-y-Cafn, where you can securealongside for lunch. In the oppositedirection there are the bays andunspoilt coves of Anglesey, alongwith the beautiful Menai Straits tobe explored. After a pleasant day'ssail, what could be better than tospend the evening in one of themany local anchorages, samplingthe nearby island hospitality.

Anglesey is a delightful cruisingground in itself, with a shelteredanchorage always nearby. Furtherafield, there is the beautiful LlynPeninsula, Bardsey and the TudwellsIslands, whilst Pilot's Cove, PorthDinllaen and Aberdaron areattractive ports of call on passage toPwllheli or Barmouth.

The breathtaking coastline of Irelandis only 85 miles away. The ports ofDublin, Malahide, Carlingford andStrangford Lough are just a few ofthe many delightful harbours alongthe east coast. And Irish hospitality issecond to none!

The Isle of Man is another populardestination, and port of call onpassage from Strangford Lough or thewest coast of Scotland. In settledconditions, this too is a delightfulcruising ground in itself, and the PortSt. Mary Yacht Club offers a warmwelcome to visiting yachtsmen.

Admiralty Charts Holyhead to Great Ormes Head 1977Great Ormes Head to Liverpool 1978Menai Straits 464Caernarfon Bay 1970Cardigan Bay (Northern) 1971Approaches to Holyhead 413Irish Sea (Western part) 1411Irish Sea (Eastern part) 1826

PublicationsCruising Anglesey and the NorthWales coast.

The island of Anglesey is a favouritedestination for yachts based at Conwy& Deganwy Marinas.

The channel to sea has 1.8m of waterat low water neaps, which means ourvessels with a draught of 1.5m cannavigate the channel at any state ofneap tides and with a few hoursrestriction around LW. on springtides. From the Fairway buoymarking the entrance to Conwy,steer 300 magnetic for approximately3 miles and you'll reach Puffin Island,a pleasant anchorage and home for

seals, cormorants, puffins and a widevariety of bird life. Having reachedthis charming spot, the only problemis to decide whether to turn to portor starboard!

The Menai StraitsFrom Puffin Island, a westerly coursewill take you through the picturesqueMenai Straits. Navigation requirescare, but follow the buoys throughthe channel and you'll have theoption of picking up a mooring atBeaumaris, Bangor or Menai Bridge.Pass under Telford's suspensionbridge and through the Swellies ataround slack water, and you cancontinue through the Straits. Tostarboard, you will find the superbbuilding of Plas Newydd, home of theMarquis of Anglesey. Now run by theNational Trust, this is an attractiveand interesting spot, well worth avisit. Further on you will find PortDinorwic, another popular port of call.Secure alongside in the lock, the outerharbour or on a swinging mooring.Continuing southward, brings you toCaernarfon, with its castle standingproudly on the shore, overlooking theglistening sands of Abermenai whichextend for miles. At the south westentrance to the Straits is CaernarfonBar, where you'll find NewboroughWarren and one of the favouriteanchorages on Anglesey - Pilot's Coveat Llanddwyn Island. Over Caernarfonbar and you can follow the coastline

of the Llyn Peninsula to thecharming anchorage of PorthDinllaen and on to BardseyIsland.

The West CoastTurn northward and you'll findyourself sailing along thebreathtaking west coast, withits dramatic cliffs and caves.There are pleasant anchoragesat Rhos Colyn, Rhosneigr andTrearddur Bay. Around thestacks you find the breakwatermarking the entrance toHolyhead where the SailingClub offers a warm welcome tovisiting yachtsmen.

The North CoastLeaving Holyhead, again sailingnorth, you will round CarmelHead before turning eastwardsalong the north coast. Thissleepy coastline offers anumber of interesting bays,and the ruined brickworks atPorth Wen, Cemlyn Bay,Cemaes Bay and Bull Bay are allworth exploring, as too is thefishing port of Amlwch and thebay of Porth Eilian.

Conwy Estuary at Deganwy © Crown copyright (2010) Visit Wales


The East CoastRound the headland of Point Lynasand you are sailing along the eastcoast back towards Puffin Island andConwy. Along this green and rollingstretch of coastline you have theoption of picking up a mooring oranchoring in any one of a number ofdelightful bays - Fresh Water Bay, thesandy beaches of Traeth Llugwy andTraeth yr Ora, Moelfre, Traeth Bychan,Red Wharf Bay and White Beach.

The SwelliesYour timing for passage through theSwellies should be around slackwater, which as a rule is 2 hours before high water Liverpool.At this time the Swellies is a millpond, and with good pilotage notesyou will wonder what all the fuss isabout! Before attempting theSwellies at low water slack or atnight, we recommend you familiariseyourself with a number of daylightpassages at high water slack.

Trearddur Bay© Crown copyright (2013) Visit Wales

Powerboats off Little Orme© Crown copyright (2013) Visit Wales

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For more information about the RYA Active Marina Programme visit: www.rya.org.uk/go/activemarina

RYA Active Marina has provided funding to subsidise the cost of these events

For more information about these opportunities and activities, please contact:-Phil JonesAssistant Marina ManagerTel: 01492 593000 � Email: [email protected] �www.quaymarinas.com

Conwy Quays Marina and Deganwy Quay Marina are proud to have been recognisedas an Active Marina by the Royal Yachting Association. The aim of the Active Marinaprogramme is to help boat owners make the most of their boat by increasing confi-dence and skill levels through a programme of practical workshops and activities, andby organising social events for berth holders. Many of the activities are run in con-junction with our resident RYA recognised sea schools, Snowdonia Sailing School andSail Together.

Since joining with the RYA Active Marina programme we have introduced activitiessuch as boat handling and manoeuvring workshops, cruise in company, rope worksessions, ladies sailing days, and a variety of social events and talks.

Workshops and Events planned for 2016:-London & Southampton Boat Show ExcursionConwy Marina Open DayDeganwy Marina Open DayLadies Sailing DayMan Over Board workshopClose quarter manoeuvring under SAIL & POWERSummer BBQ at Deganwy Marina – Try a Boat!

You can find out more about our Active Marina programme and events being heldby checking out the notice boards around the marina and by subscribing to theweekly E-Quay newsletter.


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8 conwy & deganwy 2016QUAY Conwy Valley© Crown copyright (2012) Visit Wales

Pier at Bangor © Crown copyright (2012) Visit Wales Llanddwyn Island, Anglesey © Crown copyright (2008) Visit Wales

River Conwy© Crown copyright (2013) Visit Wales

Both Conwy & Deganwy Marinasare situated in an area ofoutstanding natural beauty andmake fine bases from which toexplore the surroundingcountryside.

Visitors will undoubtedly enjoy theoutstanding panoramic sea viewsover the town of Llandudno fromthe Great Orme. This well knownlandmark has been developed as atourist attraction in recent years andnow boasts many places of interest,particularly suitable for families withyoung children. These include suchleisure facilities as cable cars, a dry

ski slope with bar and restaurant,trams and a historic copper mine.

As a prominent seaside resort,Llandudno itself offers a wide varietyof leisure activities including a 12lane bowling alley complete withexcellent bar and restaurant.The miniature village of Portmeirion issituated on the secluded Llynpeninsula. The brainchild of architectSir Clough Williams-Ellis, this modelvillage became famous following thetelevision series, 'The Prisoner'broadcast during the 1960s.The village comprises an unusual mixof eighteenth century cottages and

Italianate buildings set around acentral piazza. The village is open allyear round, with reduced admissionfees between the winter monthsNovember to March.

Finally, situated above the RiverConwy are the Bodnant Gardens.With their breathtaking viewsacross the valley towards theSnowdon Range, Bodnant Gardensare reputed to be amongst thefinest in the World. Refreshmentfacilities are available in thePavilion near the car park.


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Marina BerthsNow firmly established as the leadingyachting centre in North Wales, thecombined Conwy & Deganwy Marinasprovides around 700 fully servicedberths, accessible at half tide orbetter.

Residential Use of BoatsAt Conwy Marina (not occasionalovernight/weekend use) we permitowners to live aboard with our priorconsent. Additional terms & conditionsand a surcharge will apply. We do notpermit houseboats.

Marina OfficeThe Marina office is manned 24 hoursa day throughout the year. Berthholders are requested to notify themarina staff of their intending timeaway. This will enable staff to locatevessels in an emergency and ensuretheir berths are vacant when theyreturn to the marina. Visitors shouldreport to the marina office on arrival.Alternatively the marina staff can becontacted by VHF on channel 80 forberthing allocation.

VHF RadioThe marina maintains a listening watchon Channel 80. Call sign either ‘ConwyMarina‘ or ‘Deganwy Marina’.

Harbour AuthorityThe Harbour Master, can be contacted(office hours) during the summer athis office on the Town Quay, Conwy, Tel: 01492 596253 or on VHF Channel 14.

Fuel and GasMarine diesel and unleaded areavailable on the fuel pontoonbetween 0700 and 2200 hours. Pleasecontact the marina office for service.Bottled gas may be obtained from thechandlery at Conwy Marina.

Security/AccessAccess to the pontoons, servicebuilding and car park is via electronickey fob security system. Casualvisitors will be issued a temporary PINnumber at Conwy Marina.

Toilets, Showers & LaundryToilets and showers complete with apurpose built disabled wet roomfacility are provided at both marinas.They are regularly checked forcleanliness. Hairdryers are available atboth marinas. The laundry room iscomplete with modern washingmachines and tumble dryers. Laundrytokens are available at the marinaoffice.

Water QualityPlease do not use the heads on boardyour vessel in the marina.

Water and ElectricityWater and electricity are available onthe marina. Please note it is advisableto allow the fresh water tap to runfor 30 seconds before use. Owners ofvessels must supply their own waterhoses. If you require electricity, pleasecontact the marina staff.

TrolleysSituated at the marina car park,trolleys are available for yourconvenience. Please be considerate toother berth holders and return yourtrolley immediately after use.

Refuse & Mixed RecyclingRefuse and mixed recycling bins areavailable at the rear of the marinaoffice. Please use these for disposal ofdomestic refuse and do not leave it onthe pontoons or throw it over board.

HM CustomsThe nearest Customs Office is inHolyhead. Vessels requiring customsclearance should contact HM Customsdirect on Tel: 01407 760626. FormsC1328 may be obtained from the marina office.

Waste OilA purpose built waste oil container issituated at the rear of the car park.Please take care to ensure no spillageoccurs when disposing of waste oil.

Boat/Lifting FacilitiesMobile hoists are operated at bothmarinas by trained, qualified staff. A full boat lift service is offered,including pressure wash andstepping/unstepping of masts isavailable. Full details are availablefrom the marina office. All the aboveare arranged by appointment only.

Boatyard� When anti-fouling, hull supports

e.g. cradles/shores/boat stands arenot to be moved without thedirect supervision of marina staff.

� No “hot work” e.g. welding orgrinding is to be undertakenwithout the written permission ofthe marina manager.

� Children are not permitted to“play” in the boatyard and mustbe closely supervised at all times.

� All debris or equipment must bestored tidily away from the mainthoroughfare so as not to presenta trip hazard.

� Power cables must be in goodrepair and run in such a way so asnot to pose a trip hazard.

� Customers are reminded of thehazards associated with workingat height whilst vessels are ashorein the yard. Ensureladders/platforms are properlysupported.

Berth Holders AssociationFor further information contact themon their website: www.cmbha.net

Mooring LinesContract berth holders may make uppermanent lines for their vessel ifdesired, but please ensure these arenot left to foul the pontoon walkwaywhen the vessel is away from themarina.

Weather ForecastsLocal area weather forecasts aredisplayed on the weather board andare updated daily at 0700 hours. In addition the local coastguardbroadcasts a weather forecast on VHFChannel 16 every four hours at 01.30,04.30, 07.30, 10.30, 13.30, 16.30,19.30 & 22.30. Live weather forecastsavailable at:- www.quaymarinas.com

Waste Pump FacilityA waste pump facility is available 24hours a day and is situated on thefuel berth.

PetsPlease keep pets on a lead at all timeswhen they are within the marina oron the pontoons and Do not allowthem to foul the marina pontoonsand surrounding area.

Fishing/CyclingFishing is NOT allowed within the marina.Ball games are not allowed on site andcycling is not permitted on the pontoons.

BanksBranches of the following banks arelocated in Conwy and open duringnormal banking hours:

National Westminster, Castle St.Tel: 01492 592444.

Post OfficeThe local friendly Post Office is situatedin Lancaster Square in Conwy townand Station Road in Deganwy.


We take safety very seriously atConwy and Deganwy Marinas. Please therefore read the followingguidance notes which set out ourbasic safety procedures: You shouldfamiliarise yourself with the locationsof safety equipment, and itsoperation

Pontoon Electrical OutletsWhen disconnecting your vesselfrom shore power, remove thepower socket from the poweroutlet first to avoid a “live end”.Do not leave “live” cables on thepontoons.

We undertake routine inspectionsof our electrical equipment for yoursafety. Please report any damage toour equipment and periodicallyinspect your power leads for wearand tear.

Speed RestrictionsPlease observe the DEAD SLOW speedlimit and do not create excessive washwithin the confines of the marina or byvessels moored near the marina. Thereis a speed limit within the estuary of 10knots between the Perch Light andCymryd Point.

Swimming and DivingSwimming is not permitted withinthe confines of the marina. Divingoperations are only permitted withthe express written permission of theMarina Manager and compliancewith current Health and Safetylegislation.

WinterPlease take extra care during coldand icy conditions. The access rampsand adjacent areas are regularlysalted during frosty periods. Salt canbe provided to customers who wishto salt their pontoon. Please contactthe Marina Office for assistance.

Falling InThere are two fixed safety ladders oneach leg of the marina. Be sure that youknow where they are situated. Lifebuoys are available at each SOS station.

InsuranceIt is a requirement of the marina’sterms and conditions that all vesselsberthed within the marina shouldmaintain fully comprehensive andPublic liability insurance (whereappropriate) cover to the value of £3 million.

Marina SOS StationsThe new illuminated SOS Stations arepositioned at various points around themarina and contain a powderfireextinguisher, life ring and first aid kit.Please familiarize yourself with thelocality of your nearest SOS Station

Fire Drill1. Raise the alarm

2. Contact the Marina Office. We will call the Fire Brigade if they have not already been called.

3. Clear the area of any people who may be in danger and in particular,those who are down wind of the fire.

4. Tackle the fire only if it is safe to do so.

5. Leave the area in an orderly manner (do not run).

6. In the event of a fire gather at the fire muster point at the Marina CarPark.

safety

Useful Telephone Numbers

Emergency 999AA (Liverpool) 0800 887766

Airports:Liverpool 0871 5218484Manchester 08712 710 711

Coastguard(Holyhead) 01407 767950

Customs & Excise(Holyhead) 01407 760626

Dentist 01492 592779

Doctors 01492 592424

Express Coach 08717 818178

Ferries Liverpool(P&O Ferries) 08716 642020

Harbour Master 01492 596253

Conwy Marina 01492 593000Deganwy Marina 01492 576888

Police 101

RAC 0844 7745069

Tourist Info. 01492 577577

Yacht Clubs: Conwy YC 01492 583690N. Wales CA 01492 593481Royal Anglesey YC 01248 810295

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CONWY APPROACH CHANNEL BUOYS FROM SEAWARDBUOY NAME/NUMBER TYPE COLOUR LIGHT CHARACTER POSITION

FAIRWAY SPHERICAL RED/WHITE L FL(W) 10 SEC 53-17-948N 003-55-584W

C2 PORT HAND RED FL R 10 SEC 53-17-940N 003-54-520W

C1 STBD HAND GREEN FLG 10 SEC 53-17-835N 003-54-580W

C2A PORT HAND RED FL(2) R 10 SEC 53-17-682N 003-53-491W

C4 PORT HAND RED FL(4) R 20 SEC 53-17-704N 003-52-975W

C3 STBD HAND GREEN FL(6) G 15 SEC 53-17-725N 003-52-240W


C8 PORT HAND RED L.FL R 8 SEC 53-17-940N 003-52-200W

C5 STBD HAND GREEN L.FL G 8 SEC 53-17-950N 003-52-110W


C7 STBD HAND GREEN FL(3) G15 SEC 53-18-062N 003-51-756W

C9 STBD HAND GREEN FL(5) G 20 SEC 53-18-066N 003-51-335W


C11 STBD HAND GREEN Q.G 1 SEC 53-18-064N 003-50-760W

C14 PORT HAND RED L.FL R 15 SEC 53-18-090N 003-50-685W

C16 PORT HAND RED FL R 6 SEC 53-17-875N 003-50-481W

OTHER MARKSBEACON JETTY JETTY UNLIT 53-17-655N 003-50-359W

PERCH LIGHT STEEL TOWER L.FL G 15 SEC 53-18-058N 003-50-837W

PEN OUTFALL STBD HAND YELLOWYELLOW FL Y 5 SEC 53-17-460N 003-54-946W

DEGANWY MARINA OUTER PORT HAND RED FL. R (2+1) 10 SEC 53-17-32N 003-49-85W

DEGANWY MARINA MIDDLE PORT HAND RED QR (2) 6 SEC 53-17-37N 003-49-80W

DEGANWY MARINA INNER PORT HAND RED VQR 53-17-38N 003-49-74WDeganwy Marina breakwater groyne is marked by 3 yellow buoys - Keep Clear

CAUTION - BUOY POSITIONS SHOULD NOT BE USED AS WAYPOINTS. TO DO SO PLACES YOU AT RISK OF COLLIDING WITH THE BUOY IN POOR VISIBILITY.NOTE:- Revised Conwy Approach Channel Diagrams are available free of charge at the Harbour Office, Conwy.

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VESSEL ACCESS ARRANGEMENTS VIA TIDAL FLAP GATE

� OBSERVE TRAFFIC LIGHTS - RED x 3: DO NOT PROCEED GREEN x 2,WHITE x 1: SAFE TO PROCEED

� DO NOT NAVIGATE IN THE VICINITY OF THE FLAP GATE UNTIL THE GREEN X 2, WHITE x 1: LIGHT IS LIT.

� WHEN ENTERING AND LEAVING THE MARINA, KEEP TO A SENSIBLE ‘SLOW’ SPEED AND

KEEP ‘RIGHT’ IN ACCORDANCE WITH NORMAL NAVIGATIONAL PRACTICE.

� OBSERVE SILL DEPTH GAUGES.

� OBSERVE VESSELS ENTERING OR LEAVING THE MARINA IN OPPOSITE DIRECTION TO

YOUR INTENDED COURSE. WHERE PRACTICALLY POSSIBLE JUDGE THE CROSS POINT

TO BE AWAY FROM THE GATE APERTURE.

� IN THE EVENT OF ENGINE FAILURE, CONTACT THE MARINA ON VHF CHANNEL 80. THE

MARINA WILL ADVISE OTHER BOATS OF YOUR VESSELS CONDITION BY RADIO

AND IF POSSIBLE RENDER ASSISTANCE.

� IN THE EVENT THAT YOU MISS TIDAL ACCESS TO THE MARINA, SECURE TO HOLDING PONTOONS.

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THE SAFE USE OF THE GATE ENTRANCE, CONTACT THE MARINA OFFICE.


When entering Conwy fromseaward, the Fairway buoy RW is inposition 53’17.95’N 003’ 55.58’W.

Points to Note

1. The channel changes frequently.Please note take extra care in theregion of the jetty as it is anobstruction which protrudesapproximately 5m and is unlit.

2. The Scabs form a bar betweenNo. 10 and No. 12 buoys.

3. Round the perch light andnumber 11 buoy.

4. Until skippers are familiar withthe channel, they are advised tonavigate the channel within 2hours either side of HW. As aguide, if the concrete footing onthe base of the Perch Light orSandbanks outside the riverentrance is covered, vesselsdrawing up to 2m should be ableto enter in safety. The minimumdepth of water at LW neaps is1.8m throughout the passage.Please note there is a speed limitof 10 knots in the river from thePerch Light to Cymryd Point.

5. In 2003 Admiralty chart 1463Conwy Bay and approaches was introduced and should bereferred to when navigating theConwy area.

This information is provided in good faithand is intended as a guide only. Due to thechanging nature of the channel, QuayMarinas cannot be held responsible for anyinaccuracies in this information.

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Quay Marinas fully endorse the environmental awarenessinitiatives set out by The Green Blue. Our marinasencourage and promote good practice amongst ourbertholders, by raising awareness about the potentialenvironmental impacts of recreational boating on ourcoastal and inland waterways.

We offer information to our bertholders to maintain anduse their craft and equipment in an environmentallyresponsible fashion, with special reference to:-

� Oil and Fuel

� Cleaning and Maintenance

� Anti-fouling and Marine Paints

� Waste Management

� Resource Efficiency

� Effects on Wildlife

The Green Blue has congratulated Deganwy Quays Marina andConwy Quays Marina for completing the TGB Marine Toolkit;an online self-assessment toolkit that helps marineorganisations identify and action environmentalimprovements.

Marina manager Jon Roberts accepts the awards from GreenBlue Chief Executive Alison Nimmo.

Paint a pretty picture – take carewith anti-fouling. Ensure that anti-fouling scrapings are swept up anddisposed of. Try not to allow them toenter the water. Where possible useproducts that are biodegradable,phosphate and chlorine free.

Quay Marinas Ltd are keen toencourage and promoteenvironmental awareness amongstcustomers of it’s marinas. Pleaseconsider the needs of theenvironment for the good of all.Be aware of wildlife – shoreline habitats support a hugevariety of species that can bevulnerable to disturbance. Reduceyour speed and check your wash insensitive areas.

Don’t be a noisy neighbour –roaring engines, flapping halyards,loud music can disturb other users ofthe marina and nearby residents. Dowhat you can to reduce noisepollution to a minimum.

Overboard is out – litter spoils the appearance of themarina and harms the environment.Bag your rubbish and dispose of it inthe marina bins. It is an offenceunder the Merchant Shipping(Prevention of Pollution by Garbage)Regulations 1988 to dump rubbishin a river or at sea.

Don’t flush – untreated sewage from vessels is unsightly and a healthhazard to other water users. Don’tpollute the marina environment usethe shore facilities wheneverpossible.

Maintain your motor – by regularly servicing yourmechanical equipment your vesselsefficiency will be optimised. This willsave engine emissions, engine noiseand reduce your fuel bills.

Don’t pollute the water – drips and spillage’s have a seriouscumulative effect on the marineenvironment. Portable fuel tanks andspare fuel containers should be filledaway from the waters edge. Don’toverfill tanks. Provide drip trays andabsorbent material. Dispose of usedengine oil within the waste oil tanksin the marina.


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01:46 7.51

08:44 1.62

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02:23 7.32

09:19 1.80

14:44 6.95

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03:03 7.09

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15:31 6.67

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03:53 6.82

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tide tables 201620 conwy & deganwy 2016QUAY

Disclaimer:Quay Marinas do not take responsibility for any errorsand variants in relation to these tidal predictions

januaryconwy & deganwy tide tables 2016

february march april

These tables have been prepared in Local clocktime and take account of BST during the period27th March - 30th October inclusive.

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20:24 6.73

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08:51 0.83

14:14 7.93

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09:41 1.17

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01:29 2.18

07:17 6.96

14:06 2.02

20:05 6.85

02:47 2.07

08:32 7.02

15:19 1.94

21:11 7.13

04:00 1.82

09:38 7.22

16:25 1.76

22:06 7.47

05:02 1.52

10:31 7.46

17:23 1.56

22:53 7.78

05:55 1.25

11:17 7.65

18:10 1.39

23:34 8.02

06:42 1.08

11:59 7.75

18:53 1.28

00:14 8.14

07:23 1.01

12:39 7.76

19:32 1.27

00:53 8.13

08:02 1.06

13:17 7.67

20:09 1.36

01:31 8.00

08:39 1.22

13:55 7.50

20:45 1.53

02:07 7.78

09:13 1.44

14:32 7.28

21:19 1.77

02:44 7.49

09:49 1.72

15:09 7.03

21:56 2.05

03:22 7.17

10:26 2.03

15:50 6.76

22:35 2.36

04:06 6.81

11:08 2.35

16:39 6.48

23:23 2.67

04:59 6.46

12:00 2.64

17:42 6.26

00:23 2.89

06:10 6.19

13:06 2.81

18:57 6.20

01:40 2.94

07:30 6.12

14:22 2.79

20:12 6.36

02:57 2.77

08:46 6.30

15:30 2.59

21:12 6.70

04:01 2.44

09:42 6.62

16:25 2.28

21:59 7.10

04:52 2.05

10:25 6.98

17:11 1.93

22:39 7.49

05:35 1.66

11:03 7.33

17:52 1.60

23:15 7.86

06:16 1.30

11:38 7.64

18:31 1.30

23:51 8.18

06:56 1.02

12:15 7.88

19:10 1.09

00:29 8.40

07:35 0.84

12:53 8.02

19:50 0.99

01:09 8.49

08:14 0.79

13:34 8.02

20:31 1.03

01:51 8.43

08:55 0.88

14:19 7.88

21:12 1.19

02:37 8.22

09:39 1.11

15:06 7.62

21:58 1.45

03:28 7.87

10:27 1.46

16:00 7.28

22:52 1.79

04:27 7.42

11:23 1.85

17:04 6.93

23:56 2.11

05:39 6.99

12:31 2.20

18:25 6.72

01:14 2.28

07:07 6.75

13:52 2.34

19:52 6.78

02:39 2.20

08:30 6.81

15:12 2.26

21:04 7.07

03:55 1.93

09:35 7.06

16:20 2.02

21:58 7.43

04:56 1.62

10:26 7.33

17:13 1.77

22:42 7.75

05:45 1.36

11:07 7.55

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11:53 7.79

18:46 1.48

00:05 8.02

07:08 1.31

12:23 7.82

19:17 1.48

00:35 7.95

07:39 1.40

12:52 7.79

19:47 1.56

01:06 7.82

08:08 1.56

13:23 7.69

20:19 1.71

01:38 7.61

08:39 1.78

13:56 7.52

20:51 1.92

02:11 7.35

09:11 2.04

14:32 7.30

21:27 2.18

02:49 7.03

09:46 2.35

15:12 7.02

22:07 2.46

03:34 6.67

10:29 2.68

16:03 6.72

22:58 2.73

04:34 6.31

11:27 2.97

17:11 6.47

00:07 2.89

05:59 6.11

12:44 3.08

18:37 6.44

01:28 2.81

07:31 6.25

14:06 2.90

19:55 6.71

02:43 2.46

08:40 6.66

15:14 2.51

20:54 7.16

03:44 1.99

09:30 7.16

16:08 2.03

21:41 7.67

04:34 1.50

10:12 7.65

16:55 1.57

22:21 8.15

05:19 1.07

10:50 8.08

17:38 1.16

23:02 8.55

06:26 1.19

11:43 7.69

18:34 1.41

23:56 8.09

07:03 1.13

12:17 7.76

19:10 1.35

00:30 8.10

07:37 1.16

12:50 7.73

19:43 1.38

01:03 8.00

08:09 1.28

13:23 7.64

20:15 1.51

01:36 7.82

08:40 1.47

13:55 7.48

20:47 1.70

02:08 7.58

09:12 1.72

14:29 7.28

21:20 1.95

02:43 7.28

09:44 2.02

15:06 7.03

21:57 2.25

03:22 6.94

10:22 2.35

15:49 6.74

22:40 2.57

04:10 6.55

11:09 2.69

16:46 6.45

23:34 2.85

05:15 6.20

12:11 2.95

18:00 6.26

00:48 2.99

06:44 6.04

13:31 3.01

19:25 6.32

02:12 2.86

08:11 6.21

14:50 2.80

20:37 6.65

03:25 2.49

09:14 6.60

15:52 2.42

21:30 7.11

04:21 2.03

10:00 7.06

16:41 1.98

22:12 7.59

05:07 1.56

10:39 7.50

17:25 1.56

22:49 8.04

05:49 1.14

11:15 7.89

18:06 1.19

23:27 8.42

06:29 0.82

11:52 8.19

18:47 0.92

00:05 8.68

07:10 0.63

12:31 8.36

19:27 0.79

00:46 8.78

07:52 0.61

13:11 8.36

20:09 0.83

01:30 8.68

08:33 0.77

13:55 8.19

20:54 1.02

02:16 8.38

09:18 1.10

14:44 7.88

21:42 1.35

03:09 7.92

10:07 1.55

15:37 7.47

22:35 1.76

04:10 7.37

11:03 2.04

16:44 7.05

23:42 2.14

05:26 6.86

12:15 2.45

18:08 6.78

01:03 2.33

07:00 6.63

13:38 2.61

19:38 6.82

02:29 2.26

08:25 6.74

14:59 2.49

20:51 7.09

03:44 2.00

09:28 7.02

16:06 2.23

21:44 7.42

04:41 1.71

10:14 7.30

16:57 1.96

22:26 7.69

05:26 1.49

10:50 7.52

17:38 1.73

23:02 7.88

06:03 1.36

11:22 7.68

18:13 1.57

23:33 7.99

06:02 0.75

11:28 8.40

18:22 0.87

23:42 8.82

06:46 0.59

12:08 8.58

19:06 0.73

00:26 8.89

07:29 0.62

12:50 8.58

19:51 0.77

01:11 8.74

08:13 0.83

13:36 8.41

20:37 0.97

02:01 8.39

08:59 1.21

14:25 8.09

21:28 1.31

02:54 7.88

09:49 1.68

15:19 7.67

22:24 1.72

03:57 7.32

10:46 2.18

16:24 7.24

23:29 2.09

05:14 6.83

11:54 2.58

17:45 6.93

00:44 2.31

06:44 6.61

13:14 2.76

19:13 6.88

02:06 2.29

08:05 6.70

14:34 2.68

20:26 7.05

03:17 2.12

09:06 6.94

15:41 2.45

21:21 7.30

04:14 1.90

09:52 7.20

16:32 2.19

22:03 7.51

04:59 1.72

10:27 7.43

17:13 1.97

22:39 7.68

05:36 1.60

10:59 7.62

17:48 1.79

23:10 7.80

05:10 1.52

10:28 7.77

17:20 1.68

22:40 7.85

05:41 1.51

10:56 7.86

17:52 1.63

23:11 7.83

06:11 1.56

11:26 7.88

18:23 1.65

23:41 7.75

06:41 1.67

11:57 7.83

18:56 1.75

00:14 7.59

07:12 1.83

12:31 7.72

19:29 1.89

00:48 7.38

07:45 2.05

13:06 7.53

20:05 2.09

01:26 7.11

08:20 2.30

13:46 7.30

20:44 2.30

02:10 6.81

09:01 2.58

14:34 7.03

21:33 2.52

03:05 6.52

09:55 2.83

15:33 6.79

22:34 2.65

04:20 6.34

11:04 2.96

16:50 6.69

23:46 2.61

05:47 6.41

12:21 2.85

18:09 6.84

00:59 2.35

07:00 6.74

13:32 2.53

19:14 7.21

02:03 1.95

07:57 7.20

14:31 2.10

20:07 7.67

03:00 1.52

08:43 7.67

15:24 1.65

20:55 8.11

03:50 1.14

09:25 8.09

16:13 1.25

21:39 8.49

04:37 0.86

10:07 8.42

17:00 0.95

22:24 8.72

05:23 0.74

10:49 8.61

17:49 0.79

23:09 8.77

06:10 0.77

11:33 8.65

18:37 0.80

23:57 8.62

06:57 0.97

12:19 8.52

19:26 0.96

00:47 8.29

07:44 1.30

13:09 8.25

20:16 1.25

01:41 7.84

08:33 1.72

14:03 7.88

21:10 1.61

02:41 7.33

09:27 2.16

15:02 7.47

22:09 1.96

03:50 6.89

10:28 2.54

16:13 7.11

23:15 2.23

05:08 6.61

11:37 2.78

17:31 6.90

00:26 2.35

06:25 6.57

12:52 2.82

18:45 6.88

01:36 2.31

07:30 6.72

14:00 2.69

19:46 7.00

02:36 2.18

08:21 6.96

14:57 2.48

20:33 7.17

03:25 2.03

08:59 7.21

15:42 2.26

21:12 7.35

04:07 1.89

09:33 7.44

16:23 2.05

21:46 7.50

04:42 1.78

10:04 7.65

16:57 1.89

22:19 7.60

05:15 1.72

10:34 7.80

17:31 1.78

22:50 7.65

05:47 1.70

11:05 7.88

18:05 1.73

23:22 7.63

06:19 1.73

11:37 7.90

18:38 1.74

23:55 7.55

06:52 1.82

12:10 7.85

19:13 1.80

00:31 7.42

07:26 1.95

12:47 7.74

19:49 1.90

01:09 7.24

08:02 2.11

13:27 7.57

20:28 2.03

01:52 7.03

08:43 2.31

14:12 7.37

21:13 2.17

02:43 6.81

09:31 2.51

15:05 7.16

22:06 2.28

03:46 6.64

10:30 2.65

16:10 7.02

23:08 2.30

05:00 6.60

11:38 2.66

17:22 7.02

00:17 2.19

06:17 6.77

12:51 2.48

18:34 7.21

01:25 1.95

07:22 7.10

13:56 2.16

19:36 7.53

02:27 1.64

08:16 7.50

14:57 1.78

20:32 7.88

03:24 1.35

09:04 7.89

15:52 1.42

21:21 8.20

04:16 1.12

09:50 8.23

16:45 1.11

22:10 8.42

05:07 0.98

10:34 8.47

17:36 0.91

22:57 8.49

05:56 0.96

11:20 8.58

18:26 0.85

23:46 8.41


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12:06 8.54

19:15 0.93

00:35 8.17

07:30 1.30

12:54 8.36

20:03 1.14

01:26 7.82

08:16 1.61

13:43 8.05

20:52 1.44

02:18 7.40

09:03 1.97

14:35 7.66

21:41 1.79

03:14 6.98

09:53 2.34

15:31 7.25

22:35 2.12

04:17 6.63

10:50 2.66

16:35 6.90

23:36 2.38

05:25 6.43

11:56 2.86

17:45 6.67

00:42 2.51

06:35 6.41

13:06 2.89

18:55 6.62

01:47 2.49

07:37 6.58

14:12 2.76

19:55 6.73

02:45 2.37

08:27 6.84

15:08 2.55

20:44 6.92

03:34 2.20

09:07 7.13

15:55 2.30

21:24 7.12

04:16 2.04

09:42 7.40

16:35 2.07

22:00 7.29

04:53 1.89

10:16 7.63

17:13 1.88

22:33 7.43

05:27 1.77

10:48 7.80

17:48 1.72

23:06 7.51

06:02 1.69

11:20 7.92

18:23 1.62

23:40 7.55

06:35 1.66

11:54 7.97

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Rebecca HughesAdministrative [email protected]

Dan Jones MBE Yard Supervisor

Steve Ryder Assistant Yard Supervisor

Martin Thomas Berthing Master

Simon Davies Berthing Master

Dave Jones Berthing Master

Christian Harris Berthing Master

Pontoon Berths - Contract Berthing Rates 2016 - 2017Standard Rates Price per metre L.O.A.12 months (1st April 2016 - 31st March 2017) includes 8 weeks hardstanding ashore £409.5011 months £404.2510 months £396.509 months £373.508 months £355.007 months £333.006 months £288.505 months £237.004 months £186.003 months (Minimum contract duration) £150.00

Budget Berths - available for vessels less than 6.0 metres LOA Price per metre L.O.A.

12 months (1st April 2016 - 31st March 2017) includes 8 weeks hardstanding ashore £286.6511 months £282.9810 months £277.559 months £261.458 months £248.507 months £233.106 months £201.955 months £165.904 months £130.203 months (Minimum contract duration) £105.00

Winter Berthing Rates - October to March only Price per metre L.O.A.6 months £144.255 months £118.504 months £93.003 months £75.00

All contracts will be raised in February 2016 and should be returned by 1st March 2016 at the latest.Berthing invoices will be issued in March 2016 and the full payment or the completed direct debit mandate should be received at the marina by 31st March 2016 at the latest.An early payment discount of 2.5% will be offered on contracts of 6 months or more (excluding winter contracts} if paid in full before the contract term.All berthing fees are inclusive of Conwy River harbour dues.The above standard rates exclude hardstanding charges for your vessel except annual contract holders who are entitled to 8 weeks free of charge during the contract period.

Visitor Berthing Rates Price per metre L.O.A.

Daily (Minimum Charge £21.00) £2.85Weekly £18.00Monthly £61.50

Per visitShort stay berthing - before 1900hrs (Max. period of stay - 5 hours) £11.50

All invoices include VAT at 20%

Conditions of use:This tariff should be read in conjunction with the Marina Terms and Conditions of Use and contract cancellation policy and the Berthing Licence.

1 All Contracts are subject to availability and all fees are payable in advance. Exceptions are berth holders with contracts who may pay monthly by instalments subject to a 5.5%administration surcharge.

2 An administration charge of 20% may be applied to all casual (non contract) charges which are invoiced against any vessel having left the marina prior to settlement of account.3 Berthing charges include harbour dues, potable fresh water and access to Marina facilities.4 Multihull vessels may be subject to a 25% surcharge dependent on berth availability. Such surcharge is at the manager’s discretion.5 Commercial vessels may be subject to a surcharge either at the manager’s discretion or as a result of charges levied by Local or Statutory Authorities.6 L.O.A. (Length overall) is the maximum length of any vessel and includes all overhangs such as pushpits, pulpits, davits and bowsprits.7 Contract berthing terms are binding to both parties.

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Name

Address (House No. & Street)

Address (Town & City)

Postcode

Email Please print clearlyPlease tick here if you do not wish to be contacted via email)

Telephone (Home) Telephone (Mobile)

Particulars of Boat

Boat Name L.O.A. (metres)

Beam Draught

Berthing required

From To (It is important that you check the tariff details on page 45 carefully) Not beyond 31 / 03 / 16

Would you prefer to pay by instalments Payments in advance Note: There is a surcharge for payment by instalments

Ownership

Are you the owner of the boat? Yes No Please give details

Intended Use

Commercial use intended? Yes No Please give details

Flammable / Hazardous materials carried onboard (Details used for emergency planning purposes only)

Gas Oil Litres (Tank maximum) Petrol Litres (Tank maximum Gas cylinders number Weight Kgs

Flares onboard Yes No Fire Extinguisher onboard Yes No

DeclarationI, the above named applicant, request Quay Marinas Ltd. (hereafter called 'The Company') to grant me a Berthing Licence at Conwy Marina. I agree to be bound by the Company's Marina Terms andConditions which are clearly displayed on the marina premises and available on request, and I understand that the Company reserves the right to take into account the general suitability of my boat for aparticular berth before issuing any such Berthing Licence and the Company's decision in this matter shall be final.

I confirm that the above craft will remain insured throughout the contract applied for Yes No

I enclose details of my boat’s insurance cover. Yes No I understand that this application WILL NOT be processed without proof of comprehensive insurance cover.Please disclose my personal data to our insurance partners Towergate Mardon so they can provide important information about their services Yes NoI warrant the above information is correct to the best of my knowledge:

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Lifting RatesLift out / lift in

Each way price per metre £23.95

Jet Ski Lift & Wash

Each way lift £88.50

Jet Ski hull wash £11.00

Emergency lift

Out of hours - price per metre £36.25

Stepping & Unstepping masts

Booms & Sails to be removed prior to operation

Price per hour £108.50

Masthead gear (e.g. wind vanes, anemometers, and vhf aerials etc should be removed prior to stepping or unstepping masts. Where such equipment is not removed, Quay Marinas Ltd do not acceptany liability for any loss or damage that may result. Boat owners should make their own arrangements for going aloft for the removal and re-fixing of masthead equipment.

Hull Wash Off

Lightly fouled vessels - price per metre £6.00

Heavily fouled vessels - price per metre £9.95

Sling Wash

In slings maximum 1 hour - price per metre £37.00

Other ServicesCradle / Boat Stand Hire

Weekly hire rate £8.95

Boat Stand Hire - per 4 stands (weekly hire rate) £8.95

Mast Storage - ‘Off’ boat (weekly rate) £8.95

Open Storage ashore (Hard Standing - per metre per week)

All Vessels £4.15

Boat Movement

Vessel tow (in marina basin) each tow £30.00

Miscellaneous Lifting

Price per hour (minimum duration 1/2 hour) - 2 man team £115.00

Fork Lift Lifting (minimum duration 1/2 hour) - 2 man team £115.00

Miscellaneous Labour


Miscellaneous Storage

Unladen Cradle - per week £21.00

Unladen Trailer - per week £21.00

All invoice include VAT at 20%Conditions:1 Storage ashore will be limited to a period of 6 months only and any extension to this term should be agreed in writing with the Marina Manager. Winter storage is subject to availability.2 Repairs of a major nature are to be executed by authorised contractors, a list of which can be obtained from the Marina manager and the Concessionaires Board.3 Supplies of electricity and water are subject to availability. Quay Marinas Ltd reserves the right to meter electricity supplied to any vessel in the Marina.4 Invoices to be paid in full prior to relaunching.5 All vessels stored ashore remain subject to the Marina Terms and Conditions.6 All boatyard lifting activities are weather dependant. Please be aware that in the event of any boatyard activity being cancelled to adverse weather conditions they will be rescheduled to the next available date.7 All prices shown as ‘price per metre’ are calculated on your boat’s LOA.

Electricity Tariff

240v/16 amp electricity is available on the pontoons throughout the Marina. The supply is via pre-payment ‘smart’ cards which are available at the marina office

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• GRP Repairs - Bow Thruster Installation• Copper Coating Application• Seacocks Services and Replaced

• Rudder Bearing Repair and Replacement• Deck Fittings

• Bow Thruster Installation• All types of Electrical Work carried out

• Navigation Lights - Autopilots• 240v Shorepower - Solar Panels• Batery Charges - Electronics

• Anchor Windlasses - Electric Pumps• Radars Fitted - New Distribution

General Maintenance and Pre-Season WorkMobile: 07778 516 147

Email: [email protected]

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The marina boatyard provides boatlifting and secure hardstanding forboats. Electricity (240v, 16amp) and water areavailable. Annual contract berth holderscan benefit from a maximum of 8 weekshard standing, taken throughout theircontract term, at no additional cost(subject to availability). After this freeperiod hard standing charges will apply.

General Practice� All use of the boatyard is subject to the Terms & Conditions of Marina Use; which are displayed in the boatyard.

� Please book your re-launch with the marina office giving adequate notice.

� Do not pour oil, oily water, paint or thinners into the drains.

� If scraping paint/antifoul off please sheet off under your vessel and collect all scrapings for disposal.

� Boat storage ashore will be limited toa maximum period of 6 months unless prior arrangement is agreed inwriting by the marina manager.

� All vessels within the boatyard must carry appropriate insurance. Please see Terms & Conditions.

� All trailers must be locked, clearly identifiable and keys must be handedto the marina office. All trailers must be tagged with QM number.

� All lifting operations, chocking and shoring of vessels to be undertaken by marina staff.

� All contractors are required to have avalid 'permit to work' and must sign in prior to commencing work.

� Repairs of a major nature are only to beundertaken by authorised contractors.

� No 'hot work' e.g. welding or grindingto be undertaken without the written permission of the marina manager.

� Please keep the area around your boat clear. All equipment / materials must be stored aboard your boat. All debris to be removed at the end of each working day. Recycling facilities for waste oil, oil filters and batteries are located in the boatyard.

Security

� Do not leave detachable electronic equipment or tools onboard.

� Ladders should not be left in place when not in use and should be securely locked to your cradle.

Boatyard Safety

The boatyard is an active working area.In order to protect yourself and othersplease work safely and observe the following safety rules:-

� Power tools should be used with caution. Electricity can kill.

� Hull supports are not to be moved other than by marina staff. If you require a support to be moved pleasearrange this with the marina office.

� Children are not permitted to 'play' in the boatyard and must be supervised at all times.

� Liquids or flammable material must notbe stored under boats.

� Fire extinguishers are positioned around the yard. Please familiarise yourself with their location.

� Check power cables are in good condition and of an approved type for outdoor use. Please ensure cables do not pose a trip hazard and remove all cables when not in use.

� Customers are reminded of the hazards of working at height.

� Ensure that ladders are properly secured to your boat and are in a good safe condition and preferably compliant to BS EN 131.

� Minimise walking on deck whilst ashore.

� Where possible work from proper staging and platforms .

� Take care in wet & icy conditions.

� Ensure that windage is reduced to a minimum.

� Remove furling head sails prior to lifting.

� Remove sails, spray hoods and dodgers.

� Rest booms on deck to prevent "boom wobble".

� We recommend that you unstep your mast. Owners who leave masts standing do so at their own risk.

Fire Drill

� Raise the alarm.

� Contact the marina office.

� Clear the area of people, particularly those downwind of the fire.

� Tackle the fire only if it is safe to do so.

� Leave the area in an orderly manner.

� Gather at the marina car park.

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1 Main Services BuildingsMarina OfficeFacilitiesIdeal Boat sales

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Fire Muster PointSOS StationsSafety Ladders

Marina Location� Latitude 53° 17.45’N� Longitude 03° 49.65’W� Admiralty Chart: No. 1463

Deganwy MarinaDeganwy Quay, Deganwy, North Wales LL31 9DJ

Tel: 01492 576888Fax: 01492 580066

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Conditions of use:This tariff should be read in conjunction with the Marina Terms and Conditions of Use and contract cancellation policy and the Berthing Licence.

1 All Contracts are subject to availability and all fees are payable in advance. Exceptions are berth holders with contracts who may pay monthly by instalments subject to a 5.5%administration surcharge.

2 An administration charge of 20% may be applied to all casual (non contract) charges which are invoiced against any vessel having left the marina prior to settlement of account.3 Berthing charges include harbour dues, potable fresh water and access to Marina facilities.4 Multihull vessels may be subject to a 25% surcharge dependent on berth availability. Such surcharge is at the manager’s discretion.5 Commercial vessels may be subject to a surcharge either at the manager’s discretion or as a result of charges levied by Local or Statutory Authorities.6 L.O.A. (Length overall) is the maximum length of any vessel and includes all overhangs such as pushpits, pulpits, davits and bowsprits.7 Contract berthing terms are binding to both parties.

Pontoon Berths - Contract Berthing Rates 2016 - 2017Standard Rates Price per berth L.O.A.12 months (1st April 2016 - 31st March 2017) includes 8 weeks hardstanding ashore £441.5011 months £436.7510 months £425.509 months £403.508 months £380.257 months £359.756 months £310.505 months £256.504 months £203.503 months (Minimum contract duration) £161.00

Day Boats - Limited availability on “F’ leg for vessels less than 6.0 metres LOA Price per metre L.O.A.

12 months (1st April 2016 - 31st March 2017) includes 8 weeks hardstanding ashore £309.0511 months £305.7310 months £297.859 months £282.458 months £266.187 months £251.836 months £217.355 months £179.554 months £142.453 months (Minimum contract duration) £112.70

Winter Berthing Rates - October to March only Price per metre L.O.A.6 months £155.255 months £128.254 months £101.753 months £80.50

All contracts will be raised in February 2016 and should be returned by 1st March 2016 at the latest.Berthing invoices will be issued in March 2016 and the full payment or the completed direct debit mandate should be received at the marina by 31st March 2016 at the latest.An early payment discount of 2.5% will be offered on contracts of 6 months or more (excluding winter contracts} if paid in full before the contract term.All berthing fees are inclusive of Conwy River harbour dues.The above standard rates exclude hardstanding charges for your vessel except annual contract holders who are entitled to 8 weeks free of charge during the contract period.

Visitor Berthing Rates Price per metre L.O.A.

Daily (Minimum Charge £21.00) £2.85Weekly £18.00Monthly £61.50

Per visitShort stay berthing - before 1900hrs (Max. period of stay - 5 hours) £11.50

All invoices include VAT at 20%

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Applicants Details

Name

Address (House No. & Street)

Address (Town & City)

Postcode

Email Please print clearlyPlease tick here if you do not wish to be contacted via email)

Telephone (Home) Telephone (Mobile)

Particulars of Boat

Boat Name L.O.A. (metres)

Beam Draught

Berthing required

From To (It is important that you check the tariff details on page 45 carefully) Not beyond 31 / 03 / 16

Would you prefer to pay by instalments Payments in advance Note: There is a surcharge for payment by instalments

Ownership

Are you the owner of the boat? Yes No Please give details

Intended Use

Commercial use intended? Yes No Please give details

Flammable / Hazardous materials carried onboard (Details used for emergency planning purposes only)

Gas Oil Litres (Tank maximum) Petrol Litres (Tank maximum Gas cylinders number Weight Kgs

Flares onboard Yes No Fire Extinguisher onboard Yes No

DeclarationI, the above named applicant, request Quay Marinas Ltd. (hereafter called 'The Company') to grant me a Berthing Licence at Deganwy Marina. I agree to be bound by the Company's Marina Terms andConditions which are clearly displayed on the marina premises and available on request, and I understand that the Company reserves the right to take into account the general suitability of my boat for aparticular berth before issuing any such Berthing Licence and the Company's decision in this matter shall be final.

I confirm that the above craft will remain insured throughout the contract applied for Yes No

I enclose details of my boat’s insurance cover. Yes No I understand that this application WILL NOT be processed without proof of comprehensive insurance cover.Please disclose my personal data to our insurance partners Towergate Mardon so they can provide important information about their services Yes NoI warrant the above information is correct to the best of my knowledge:

Signed Date

Lifting Rates Lift out / lift in

Each way price per metre £23.95

Jet Ski Lift & Wash

Each way lift £88.50

Jet Ski hull wash £11.00

Emergency lift

Out of hours - price per metre £36.25

Stepping & Unstepping masts

Booms & Sails to be removed prior to operation

Price per hour £108.50

Masthead gear (e.g. wind vanes, anemometers, and vhf aerials etc should be removed prior to stepping or unstepping masts. Where such equipment is not removed, Quay Marinas Ltd do not acceptany liability for any loss or damage that may result. Boat owners should make their own arrangements for going aloft for the removal and re-fixing of masthead equipment.

Hull Wash Off

Lightly fouled vessels - price per metre £6.00

Heavily fouled vessels - price per metre £9.95

Sling Wash

In slings maximum 1 hour - price per metre £37.00

Other ServicesCradle / Boat Stand Hire

Weekly hire rate £8.95

Boat Stand Hire - per 4 stands (weekly hire rate) £8.95

Mast Storage - ‘Off’ boat (weekly rate) £8.95

Open Storage ashore (Hard Standing - per metre per week)

All Vessels £4.15

Boat Movement

Vessel tow (in marina basin) each tow £30.00

Miscellaneous Lifting


Miscellaneous Labour


Miscellaneous Storage

Unladen Cradle - per week £21.00

Unladen Trailer - per week £21.00

All invoice include VAT at 20%Conditions:1 Storage ashore will be limited to a period of 6 months only and any extension to this term should be agreed in writing with the Marina Manager. Winter storage is subject to availability.2 Repairs of a major nature are to be executed by authorised contractors, a list of which can be obtained from the Marina manager and the Concessionaires Board.3 Supplies of electricity and water are subject to availability. Quay Marinas Ltd reserves the right to meter electricity supplied to any vessel in the Marina.4 Invoices to be paid in full prior to relaunching.5 All vessels stored ashore remain subject to the Marina Terms and Conditions.6 All boatyard lifting activities are weather dependant. Please be aware that in the event of any boatyard activity being cancelled to adverse weather conditions they will be rescheduled to the next available date.7 All prices shown as ‘price per metre’ are calculated on your boat’s LOA.

Electricity Tariff

240v/16 amp electricity is available on the pontoons throughout the Marina. The supply is via pre-payment ‘smart’ cards which are available at the marina office

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Bangor, Co. Down BT20 5EDTel: 028 91 453297Fax: 028 91 453450

Northern Ireland’s largest award-winning marina.

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Free and Half Price Visitor Berthing*for Annual Berth Holders!One of the many advantages of being an annual berth holderwith Quay Marinas is the opportunity to visit other marinaswithin the Quay Marinas group free of charge for upto 30 days in the course of our berthing year. In addition tothis berth holders at our marinas are entitled to a 50% discount against visitor berthing for up to 5 consecutivenights at 70 marinas under the 'TransEurope' Europeanreciprocal berthing scheme. *Simple conditions apply

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ConwyConwy LL32 8EPTel: 01492 593000 Fax: 01492 564828

Set within beautiful surroundings, and with a full range of services & facilities.

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Portishead, Bristol BS20 7DFTel: 01275 841941Fax: 01275 841942

Offering excellent accessto the Bristol Channel,inland waterways and thecruising of the South Westand South Wales.

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Rhu Marina, RhuHelensburgh G84 8LHTel: 01436 820 238Fax: 01436 821 039

Rhu Marina is located onthe north side of the ClydeEstuary, at the entrance tothe Gareloch.

Head Office:

Quay Marinas Ltd. A&W Building, The Docks,Portishead,

North Somerset BS20 7DF

Tel: 01275 841188Fax: 01275 841189

www.quaymarinas.com

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NE29 6DUTel: 0191 2728282Fax: 0191 2728288

The finest marina in theNorth East, situated 1.5miles from the River Tyneentrance.

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Deganwy, ConwyLL31 9DJTel: 01492 576888Fax: 01492 580066

A small contemporarymarina overlooking thebeautiful Conwy Estuaryand the 13th century castle.

Penarth, Vale of GlamorganCF64 1TQTel: 02920 705021

Cardiff Bay’s premierboating facility. Superb,sheltered & secure facilities within Cardiff Bay.

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