Coast & harbours Harbour Aberdeenshire Council

Gourdon Harbour

Gourdon, Aberdeenshire · on the North Sea, Gourdon Harbour

Availability

Not yet reported

We've asked Gourdon Harbour what berths they have free and will show the answer here with the date. Until then, call them on 01569 762741.

Prices for 2026/27

WhatPriceYour boat
Mooring £250.80 to £886.80 for the summer season by length
Bands
  • 0–20ft: £250.80
  • 20–23ft: £295.80
  • 23–26ft: £341.40
  • 26–30ft: £387
  • 30–33ft: £432.60
  • 33–36ft: £477.60
  • 36–39ft: £523.20
  • 39–43ft: £568.80
  • 43–46ft: £614.40
  • 46–49ft: £659.40
  • 49–52ft: £705
  • 53–56ft: £750.60
  • 56–59ft: £796.20
  • 59–62ft: £841.20
  • 62–66ft: £886.80
Mooring £250.80 to £886.80 for the winter by length
Bands
  • 0–20ft: £250.80
  • 20–23ft: £295.80
  • 23–26ft: £341.40
  • 26–30ft: £387
  • 30–33ft: £432.60
  • 33–36ft: £477.60
  • 36–39ft: £523.20
  • 39–43ft: £568.80
  • 43–46ft: £614.40
  • 46–49ft: £659.40
  • 49–52ft: £705
  • 53–56ft: £750.60
  • 56–59ft: £796.20
  • 59–62ft: £841.20
  • 62–66ft: £886.80

Prices include VAT. Six-month charges cover April–September or October–March. Published VAT-inclusive rates shown; a compulsory £13.50 annual water charge applies at leisure harbours where water is supplied. From their published tariff, checked October 2026. Confirm before you book.

About Gourdon Harbour

A council harbour where pleasure craft use the original Gutty Harbour alongside the fishing harbour.

Gourdon is a south-facing double harbour with 330 metres of quay space and protective storm gates. The original Gutty Harbour is used by pleasure craft, and both harbours dry out at low tide.

The council publishes six-month berthing charges for recreational vessels, with separate summer and winter periods. A compulsory annual water charge applies where water is supplied.

Berths

  • Kinds: quay or harbour wall, drying berth
  • Takes: small boats, cruisers, sailing yachts