Salcombe Harbour Moorings
Salcombe, Devon · on the Salcombe-Kingsbridge Estuary
Availability
Waiting list as their website said when we checked, 8 days ago
Waiting lists for deep-water, foreshore and drying pontoon moorings; South Hams council tax payers take priority
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Prices for 2026/27
£430 a year for a 10m yacht
| What | Price | Your boat |
|---|---|---|
| Swinging mooring Resident deep-water mooring; minimum 8m vessel. Plus harbour dues |
£113.14 per metre a year | |
| Swinging mooring Resident deep-water mooring above Tosnos Point; minimum 8m vessel. Plus harbour dues |
£95.10 per metre a year | |
| Drying berth Resident foreshore berth, charged on the maximum size of berth. Plus harbour dues |
£61.99 per metre a year | |
| Pontoon berth Resident pontoon berth up to 2.0 metres wide (Shadycombe, Kingsbridge, Batson, Victoria Quay); 2.3 metres wide £548.10 |
£429.53 a year | |
| Swinging mooring Winter storage afloat on a deep-water mooring, 1 October to 31 March |
£126 per metre for the winter | |
| Swinging mooring Visitor deep-water mooring and dues, June to August; £1.84 in April, May and September |
£2.30 per metre a night |
Prices include VAT. Rates shown inc VAT (ex VAT also published). Annual harbour dues £14.63 per metre plus £1.27 per horsepower inc VAT are payable on top. Waiting list registration £200 deep water, £50 foreshore or drying pontoon. From their published tariff, checked October 2026. Confirm before you book.
About Salcombe Harbour Moorings
Annual deep-water, foreshore and pontoon moorings run by Salcombe Harbour Authority across the Salcombe-Kingsbridge estuary, allocated from waiting lists with priority for South Hams council tax payers.
Salcombe Harbour Authority, part of South Hams District Council, manages moorings throughout the Salcombe-Kingsbridge estuary and its creeks, from the harbour office at Whitestrand. The number of moorings has been capped by the harbour board for many years.
Resident licences cover deep-water moorings (with a cheaper rate above Tosnos Point), drying foreshore berths, and small-boat pontoon berths at Shadycombe, Kingsbridge, Batson and Victoria Quay. Owners with their own ground tackle pay a licence fee instead of mooring rental. All boats in the estuary also pay annual harbour dues per metre plus a per-horsepower supplement for engines.
Waiting lists are open to people who pay council tax to South Hams District Council; a mooring with no qualifying applicant waiting may be let to others on an annual basis. Visitor moorings, a water taxi and winter storage afloat are also offered.
Berths
- Kinds: swinging mooring, drying berth, pontoon berth
- Takes: sailing yachts, motor yachts, small boats
Facilities
Boatyard
- Slipway
Nearby
- Visitor berths