PETERHEAD BAY MARINA

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Peterhead Bay Marina is a purpose-built leisure facility catering for local and visiting boatowners.

The marina gives Peterhead one of the finest equipped leisure harbours in the east of Scotland, offering a comprehensive range of services and facilities for the leisure sailor.

Its easterly position means Peterhead is an ideal safe stopover point for vessels heading to and from Scandinavia. The marina is also used extensively by vessels heading along the east coast to the Caledonian Canal and the popular sailing areas on the west coast of Scotland. Peterhead Bay Marina has earned a reputation as one of the friendliest and cleanest marinas in Scotland.

Vessels of up to 22m can be accommodated. The available depth at the entrance is 2.3m below chart datum, although vessels of up to 2.8m draft can lie afloat at the deepest berths.

Charges for year commencing 1st April 2024:

  • Annual berths – £126+VAT per metre length.
  • Winter storage ashore for berth-holders – £31+VAT per metre length.
  • Reduced winter afloat rates for non berth-holders (6 months from 1st October) – £53+VAT per metre length.
  • Visitor berths – £17 per night for a vessel up to 6 metres. Additional £1 per metre thereafter. Weekly rate of 7 nights for the price of 5.

Click here to download a copy of the Terms and Conditions for use of the marina

Click here to download a marina information pack and berth application form

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