How much is a widebeam mooring in Glasgow City?
Worked out from 3 published tariffs in Glasgow City for a 60ft widebeam, cheapest first, with what the price comes to by the month and what it includes.
Typically £3,104 a year · £3,104–£3,352
At a glance
- A year's mooring for a 60ft widebeam in Glasgow City: £3,104 to £3,352 across 3 published tariffs, typically £3,104 (£259 a month).
- Cheapest: Applecross Claypits at £3,104; dearest: Applecross Wharf at £3,352.
- Length matters: a typical 50ft widebeam costs £3,104 a year, a 60ft widebeam £3,104, 0% more.
- None of the 3 says electricity is in the price: it's metered or not stated, so add it when comparing.
- On top of the mooring: a Scottish Canals licence at 3 of these sites.
By length
| Boat | Cheapest a year | Typical | Dearest | Sites priced |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50ft | £3,104 Applecross Claypits | £3,104 | £3,352 | 3 |
| 57ft | £3,104 Applecross Claypits | £3,104 | £3,352 | 3 |
| 60ft | £3,104 Applecross Claypits | £3,104 | £3,352 | 3 |
Site by site: a 60ft widebeam
| Site | A year | A month | Works out at | Tariff | Includes | VAT | Space |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Applecross Claypits Glasgow | £3,104 | £259 | £51.73 per foot | £3,104 a year | – | inc. VAT | Not reported |
| Speirs Wharf Glasgow | £3,104 | £259 | £51.73 per foot | £3,104 a year | – | inc. VAT | Not reported |
| Applecross Wharf Glasgow | £3,352 | £279 | £55.87 per foot | £3,352 a year | – | inc. VAT | Not reported |
The cheapest year-round line on each site's published tariff for the boat. Monthly figures are the year divided by twelve. Prices change; confirm with the site.
Questions
How much does it cost to moor a 60ft widebeam in Glasgow City?
From £3,104 to £3,352 a year at the 3 sites here that publish a price; the middle figure is £3,104. Cheapest is Applecross Claypits in Glasgow.
How much is a widebeam mooring per month in Glasgow City?
Spread over twelve months, a 60ft widebeam typically costs £259 a month here, from £259 to £279. Paying monthly often costs a little more than paying for the year up front.
Does a longer widebeam cost more to moor?
Yes: most sites charge by length. A year here: 50ft typically £3,104; 57ft typically £3,104; 60ft typically £3,104.
What else do I pay besides the mooring?
On top of the mooring: a Scottish Canals licence at 3 of these sites. Insurance, electricity where it's metered, and pump-outs are usually extra too.