The marina wrote it
Almost every directory reprints the marina's own copy, which will never mention the surge, the bora or the pontoon that moves. Ours are written here and the marina is shown the entry, not asked to supply it.
Two thousand one hundred marinas · every entry visited or verified by a berth holder
Marina websites list restaurants and infinity pools. Skippers want the entrance depth at low water springs, which way the swell comes in, and whether the VHF is monitored on a Sunday. Those three are the first fields in every entry here.
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How the entries are built
Almost every directory reprints the marina's own copy, which will never mention the surge, the bora or the pontoon that moves. Ours are written here and the marina is shown the entry, not asked to supply it.
Not chart datum, not the dredged design depth from 2009. What a keel actually finds at the worst state of tide, updated when a berth holder tells us the entrance has silted.
"Sheltered" is meaningless. Every entry names the wind and swell directions that make it uncomfortable and the berths within it that take the worst of them.
A marina that was excellent in 2019 may have changed hands twice. If we have not verified an entry in two years it says so at the top, in the same size as everything else.
“We picked a harbour off another directory that called itself all-weather and spent a night with the swell wrapping round the mole. This one names the direction that does it. We now plan the whole season off these entries.”
Contact
Second floor, 9 Quay Street
Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 3HH
Quay Street · 3 min from Falmouth Harbour
About this page
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