seaham marina

[Falcone]

Just a brief update from the marina site, the prices have been released.

12/6/11
Berthing fees
It has been recently decided that the cost of berthing fees will be 180 pounds per metre per year for pontoon moorings. This very competitive fee will include the use of pontoon services, electric & water, for the year 2011/2012.

If you have registered your interest with the Development officer and you own a boat between 7 to 11 metres LOA, then please get in touch using the contact page....thank you.
The number of people who have now registered an interest stands at 142.

[kingcod deano]

thats a bit higher than i thought it was gonna be

[lingking]

unless electricity costs are in that price,it aint competetive,unless you compare with south coast prices

[john/r]

Just a brief update from the marina site, the prices have been released.

12/6/11
Berthing fees
It has been recently decided that the cost of berthing fees will be 180 pounds per metre per year for pontoon moorings. This very competitive fee will include the use of pontoon services, electric & water, for the year 2011/2012.

If you have registered your interest with the Development officer and you own a boat between 7 to 11 metres LOA, then please get in touch using the contact page....thank you.
The number of people who have now registered an interest stands at 142.

is that per square metere seems a costly thing to me did,nt know moorings cost that much now i aint going to buy a boat.

[lingking]

guess it would be metres in length only,unless boat was xtra wide and had to pay for two berths

[odd job]

7 m boat at sunderland 1800 me think

[northeast1]

I think that price is good, it is less than i am paying and i dont have use of the electrical hook up.

It will be goos to see a few boats in the marina then you wil get a feel of what it will be like

[canman]

7 m boat at sunderland 1800 me think

I think a 7mtr boat would be £1260. a year at £180 per mtr

[kingcod deano]

thats over a 500 pound saving compared to sunderland

[odd job]

I think a 7mtr boat would be £1260. a year at £180 per mtr

a 7m boat at sunderland 1800 7m boat at seaham is 1260

[The Jester]

thats over a 500 pound saving compared to sunderland

Aye Deano, I'm staying at Sunderland, it's £560 more but weighing up the pro's and con's i think Sunderland is a better deal mate...,

[lingking]

unless electricity costs are in that price,it aint competetive,unless you compare with south coast prices

dopey me got me calculumations wrang,its nae a bad price after aal

[kingcod deano]

i think because its tidal it will put a canny few peeps off