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Harbour Dues
The operation of the harbour is entirely funded from harbour dues raised locally, which may be paid on an annual, weekly or daily basis.
The harbour is non-profit making and revenue derived from harbour dues has to meet the full cost of the management of the harbour. This covers giving advice and assistance, maintenance of navigational aids and the enforcement of byelaws.
Harbour dues are paid in addition to your mooring fees. Harbour dues apply whether your boat is kept on a permanent mooring, in one of the marinas or if you are visiting for a week or just a day.
- Annual dues are valid from 1 April and expire on 31 March
- Visitors may pay dues daily or weekly
- All prices include VAT where applicable
Harbour dues may be paid at:
The Harbour Office, Dartmouth
Visitors can pay Dart Harbour River Staff
Marinas include short term visitor harbour dues in their fees
2009/2010 Schedule of Charges
What your harbour dues pay for
- Establishing navigation buoys and beacons within the harbour’s jurisdiction
- Maintaining navigation marks to a set standard
- Cleaning up any oil spill
- Having a waste disposal plan in place
- Enforcing national legislation and ensuring the operation of a safe harbour
- Making and enforcing byelaws
Harbour Dues 1st April 2009 - 31st March 2010
All charges (except Town Jetty) for vessels under 12 metres will be rounded up to the nearest half metre. Vessels over 12 metres will be rounded up to the next full metre length.
65p per metre per day or part thereof
Annual Dues (as an alternative) £16.64 per metre per annum. No refunds or part refunds of daily charges already made will be given.
Buoyage Dues
All charges (except Town Jetty) for vessels under 12 metres will be rounded up to the nearest half metre. Vessels over 12 metres will be rounded up to the next full metre length.
65p per metre per day or part thereof
Multi-hulls on trot moorings - 95p per metre per day or part thereof
Quay Dues/SHDC Quay
All charges (except Town Jetty) for vessels under 12 metres will be rounded up to the nearest half metre. Vessels over 12 metres will be rounded up to the next full metre length.
Vessels berthed on Embankment – £1.10 per metre per day or part thereof
Multi-hulls on Embankment - £1.65 per metre per day or part thereof
Buoyage/Deepwater Island Pontoons
All charges (except Town Jetty) for vessels under 12 metres will be rounded up to the nearest half metre. Vessels over 12 metres will be rounded up to the next full metre length.
65p per metre per day or part thereof
Multi-hulls - 95p per metre per day or part thereof
Town Jetty – South Embankment
Mono Hull Vessels - Daily Rate
9m & under £15.00
9.1 - 12m £20.00
12.1 - 15m £25.00
15.1 - 18m £30.00
Electricity - £3.00 per night
Multi-Hulls - Daily Rate
9m & under £22.50
9.1 - 12m £30.00
12.1 - 15m £37.50
15.1 - 18m £45.00
Electricity - £3.00 per night
Winter season
Applications for winter moorings are accepted from 1st July in each year for the forthcoming winter season.
Winter Contracts normally run from 31st October to 31st March.
For all winter enquiries please contact the Harbour Office.
tel: 01803 832337
- Winter berths on the inboard and outboard face of the Town jetty are available for vessels from 10.7m up to 41.2m LOA
- Winter berths for all types, location and categories of moorings are available
- Winter foreshore lay-up berths are also available at Dittisham Mill Creek and Stoke Gabriel



Schedule of Charges 2009 to 2010