Trot Moorings

Trot Moorings are arranged in a line and the boats are tethered fore and aft. Because the boats do not move around it enables many more boats to be moored in the same area. As the moorings are tied together, even when the trot is unoccupied, such arrangements restrict the use of the river for sailing. Trots can be single or double – double being two boats side by side with fendering on each berth.

Please note: Dart Harbour mooring buoys are blue.

Find out more about our moorings' charges and prices.

Please note that Waiting Lists and Transfer Lists are in operation if your choice of mooring/berth is not immediately available.

‘Down River’ means the area that lies below an imaginary line drawn south west to north east, from the Higher Ferry to Higher Noss Creek. ‘Up River’ means the area above that imaginary line.

‘Down River’ Trot Moorings are located at Kingswear, Bight/Warfleet, Dartmouth, Noss.

‘Up River’ Trot Moorings are located at Noss, Stoke Gabriel, Totnes, Parsons Mud and Bow Creek.

To download the application forms to hire a Dart Harbour mooring up or down river as pdf files click the link below.

Waiting Lists and Transfer Lists