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2 QUAYplus offering real added value for our customers! The range of services we offer and the manner in which we deliver them is your guarantee of our continuing commitment to provide our berth holders with the highest standards of marina care FREE FREE 50% 50% 20% 15% reciprocal berthing between all Quay Marinas for all annual bertholders secure Wi-Fi discounted visitor berthing at over 70 TransEurope marinas for bertholders up to 50% off standard tariff for winter berthing off standard insurance rates through Quay Marinas scheme with Towergate Insurance first year berth discount for boats sold into our marinas by our on-site brokers safe havens We strive to provide safe, sheltered and well maintained pontoon berths for all our customers boats within a fun and Active Marina. friendly service We encourage our staff to understand boating people s needs and appreciate that we must help our customers to enjoy their leisure time at our marinas. fine facilities We invest heavily to ensure that our marinas provide a good range of marina and support facilities which we work hard to continually maintain and improve. Our reputation as one of the UK s most respected marina operators has been built on the simple premise of providing the finest facilities, offering friendly, experienced service and a safe and active haven for both you and your boat. ii Quay Marina s CONWY & DEGANWY Yearbook 2017

3 Welcome to Conwy & Deganwy Quays Marina Quay Marinas participate in the Yacht Harbour Association Gold Anchor Award scheme, which rates marinas in accordance with equipment and facilities provided, customer service and operational systems in a similar way to hotel star ratings. Conwy & Deganwy Quays Marinas have achieved the highest rating of 5 Gold Anchors. Welcome to the all-new 2017 Conwy and Deganwy Marina handbook. This book contains a wealth of useful information as well as full details of our facilities and services available at both marinas. With its stunning scenery, convenient location, superb facilities and the only 5 Gold Anchor marinas in North Wales, Conwy and Deganwy are the obvious choice to keep your boat in North Wales. Our Quay Plus scheme further highlights the benefit of mooring your boat with Quay Marinas. A full list of our current benefits can be found on the opposite page. Our weekly service E-quay has remained very popular in providing the latest weather, sill gate times, special offers and other current information. If you are not already receiving it and would like to, please contact the marina office or sign up via the Quay Marinas website All the marina staff at Conwy and Deganwy marinas are here to make your stay as safe and enjoyable as possible. If you require any assistance, help or advice just ask! Jon Roberts Area Manager Quay Marinas continue to strive to deliver our mission statement which is to provide our customers with Safe Havens, Friendly Service and Fine Facilities. We are proud that our well trained and experienced staff are committed to fulfilling these simple requirements. In addition we are mindful that we must provide real value for money for our customers, and for this reason we are doing our very best to deliver genuine added value through our Quay Plus package. In addition we are striving to ensure that our marinas are really fun places to be all our marinas are Active Marinas providing an array of events and training activities to help ensure that our customers get the most out of their boating. We hope that you will all enjoy your stay with us this year. Kind Regards and safe boating! Simon Haigh, Managing Director. Deganwy Quays Marina, Conwy LL31 9DJ Tel: Fax: jroberts@quaymarinas.com Conwy Quays Marina, Conwy, Conwy LL32 8EP Tel: Fax: jroberts@quaymarinas.com 1

4 A unique historical centre Conwy Castle was the third of Edward I s great castles. Built in 1283 on a rocky site at the mouth of the River Conwy and against a background of wooded hills, it is an impressive fortress, with massive battlemented walls and eight commanding drum towers. It is also one of the best preserved of all Britain s medieval castles. At Conwy Visitor s Centre in Rosehill Street, a 20 minute film In search of Conwy takes you through the town s 800 year history. An exhibition also recreates scenes from the past. Conwy is a fascinating walled town of quaint narrow streets. Among the few ancient houses that still survive are Aberconwy, owned by the National Trust, a 14th century house used for exhibitions showing the history of the town, and Plas Mawr, one of the finest remaining examples of an Elizabethan country house. On a smaller scale the town boasts Britain s smallest house, a Victorian fisherman s cottage. Measuring 6 in width and standing 10 high; its two rooms are linked by a vertical staircase. The river Conwy is spanned by three bridges, the most impressive being Telford s suspension bridge built in This was superseded by the road bridge of 1958 and Robert Stephenson s splendid railway bridge from The river also offers some interesting activities. The water bus Queen Victoria sails 7 days a week from Easter to late October (see notices on the quay or ring for further details). River trips offer spectacular views of the Conwy Valley, whilst from the estuary, Puffin Island, Anglesey and the Great Orme. The area also has several yacht clubs which organise regattas and offshore races; these include the Conwy Yacht Club, Victoria Buildings, Station Road, Deganwy, Tel: ; The Royal Anglesey Yacht Club, Beaumaris, Anglesey, Tel: ; The North Wales Cruising Association, Lower High Street, Aberconwy, Tel: ; and the Irish Sea Offshore Racing Association (I.S.O.R.A.) 119 Chelwood Avenue, Liverpool L16 2LL. Further afield, the seaside resorts of the North Wales coast such as Prestatyn, Rhyl, Colwyn Bay, Llandudno and Bangor offer extra attractions whilst inland, the Snowdonia National Park is within easy reach. The area is renowned for walking and mountaineering, and several of the old slate quarries are now tourist attractions. Llandudno is situated on the Creuddyn Peninsula, in Conwy North Wales. It s location close to the Snowdonia Tram ride up the Great Orme National Park makes it ideal for touring Snowdonia and North Wales. Known as the Queen of the Welsh resorts Llandudno is a charming Victorian seaside resort between the two limestone headlands of the Great Orme and the Little Orme. Take a ride on the unique Victorian Tramway to the top of the Great Orme and visit the Great Orme Country Park, play a round of Golf, or take an invigorating stroll along the Victorian Pier. River Conwy from Castle Crown copyright (2010) Visit Wales Britain s smallest house, Conwy Crown copyright (2010) Visit Wales 2 Quay Marina s CONWY & DEGANWY Yearbook 2017

5 Travel Services Travel to and from both Conwy and Deganwy Marinas is easy. Road links to the towns are excellent, with a road leading directly to the marina from the main A55 trunk road, which in turn, links directly into the national UK motorway system. Sea and air links too are good, and ensure easy access from all parts of the globe. BUSES There is a regular bus service from Conwy and the surrounding areas. COACHES There are Express Coach services to Aberconwy s coastal resorts from London, the Midlands and the North. RAIL There are Intercity services from London, Birmingham and Manchester to the region s main railway station at Llandudno Junction, with connecting services to Conwy. AIR TRAVEL The nearest airports are Liverpool John Lennon and Manchester. Furthermore, with the recent major improvements to the A55 north coast road, Manchester Airport is now only a 90 minute drive away. FERRIES The A55 road links Conwy directly with the ferry terminal at Holyhead, approximately 45 miles away. The A55 and UK motorway system also make the terminal at Liverpool accessible from where both B&L and P&O Ferries operate. Conwy Castle Crown copyright (2013) Visit Wales 3

6 Cruising from Conwy & Deganwy WITH THE MOUNTAINS OF SNOWDONIA NA- TIONAL PARK AS A BACKDROP, BOTH CONWY & DEGANWY MARINAS ARE IDEAL BASES FROM WHICH TO CRUISE THE PICTURESQUE CRUISING GROUNDS OF THE NORTH WALES COAST. With sufficient rise of tide, shallow draught vessels can explore the Conwy River as far inland as Tal-y- Cafn, where you can secure alongside for lunch. In the opposite direction there are the bays and unspoilt coves of Anglesey, along with the beautiful Menai Straits to be explored. After a pleasant day s sail, what could be better than to spend the evening in one of the many local anchorages, sampling the nearby island hospitality. Anglesey is a delightful cruising ground in itself, with a sheltered anchorage always nearby. Further afield, there is the beautiful Llyn Peninsula, Bardsey and the Tudwells Islands, whilst Pilot s Cove, Porth Dinllaen and Aberdaron are attractive ports of call on passage to Pwllheli or Barmouth. The breathtaking coastline of Ireland is only 85 miles away. The ports of Dublin, Malahide, Carlingford and Strangford Lough are just a few of the many delightful harbours along the east coast. And Irish hospitality is second to none! ADMIRALTY CHARTS Holyhead to Great Ormes Head 1977 Great Ormes Head to Liverpool 1978 Menai Straits 1464 Caernarfon Bay 1970 Cardigan Bay (Northern) 1971 Approaches to Holyhead 1413 Irish Sea (Western part) 1411 Irish Sea (Eastern part) 1826 PUBLICATIONS Cruising Anglesey and the North Wales coast The Isle of Man is another popular destination, and port of call on passage from Strangford Lough or the west coast of Scotland. In settled conditions, this too is a delightful cruising ground in itself, and the Port St. Mary Yacht Club offers a warm welcome to visiting yachtsmen. The island of Anglesey is a favourite destination for yachts based at Conwy & Deganwy Marinas. The channel to sea has 1.8m of water at low water neaps, which means vessels with a draught of 1.5m can navigate the channel at any state of neap tides and with a few hours restriction around LW. on spring tides. From the Fairway buoy marking the entrance to Conwy, steer 300 magnetic for approximately 3 miles and you ll reach Puffin Island, a pleasant anchorage and home for seals, cormorants, puffins and a wide variety of bird life. Having reached this charming spot, the only problem is to decide whether to turn to port or starboard! THE MENAI STRAITS From Puffin Island, a westerly course will take you through the picturesque Menai Straits. Navigation requires care, but follow the buoys through the channel and you ll have the option of picking up a mooring at Beaumaris, Bangor or Menai Bridge. Pass under Telford s suspension bridge and through the Swellies at around slack water, and you can continue through the Straits. To starboard, you will find the superb building of Plas Newydd, home of the Marquis of Anglesey. Now run by the National Trust, this is an attractive and interesting spot, well worth a visit. Further on you will find Port Dinorwic, another popular port of call. Secure alongside in the lock, the outer harbour or on a swinging mooring. Continuing southward, brings you to Caernarfon, with its castle standing proudly on the shore, overlooking the glistening sands of Abermenai which extend for miles. 4 Quay Marina s CONWY & DEGANWY Yearbook 2017

7 At the south west entrance to the Straits is Caernarfon Bar, where you ll find Newborough Warren and one of the favourite anchorages on Anglesey - Pilot s Cove at Llanddwyn Island. Over Caernarfon bar and you can follow the coastline of the Llyn Peninsula to the charming anchorage of Porth Dinllaen and on to Bardsey Island. THE WEST COAST Turn northward and you ll find yourself sailing along the breathtaking west coast, with its dramatic cliffs and caves. There are pleasant anchorages at Rhos Colyn, Rhosneigr and Trearddur Bay. Around the stacks you find the breakwater marking the entrance to Holyhead where the Sailing Club offers a warm welcome to visiting yachtsmen. THE NORTH COAST Leaving Holyhead, again sailing north, you will round Carmel Head before turning eastwards along the north coast. This sleepy coastline offers a number of interesting bays, and the ruined brickworks at Porth Wen, Cemlyn Bay, Cemaes Bay and Bull Bay are all worth exploring, as too is the fishing port of Amlwch and the bay of Porth Eilian. THE EAST COAST Round the headland of Point Lynas and you are sailing along the east coast back towards Puffin Island and Conwy. Along this green and rolling stretch of coastline you have the option of picking up a mooring or anchoring in any one of a number of delightful bays - Fresh Water Bay, the sandy beaches of Traeth Llugwy and Traeth yr Ora, Moelfre, Traeth Bychan, Red Wharf Bay and White Beach. THE SWELLIES Your timing for passage through the Swellies should be around slack water, which as a rule is 2 hours before high water Liverpool. At this time the Swellies is a mill pond, and with good pilotage notes you will wonder what all the fuss is about! Before attempting the Swellies at low water slack or at night, we recommend you familiarise yourself with a number of daylight passages at high water slack. Trearddur Bay Crown copyright (2013) Visit Wales Powerboats off Little Orme Crown copyright (2013) Visit Wales

8 WE CAN HELP YOU ENJOY YOUR BOATING MORE Conwy Quays Marina and Deganwy Quay Marina are proud to have been recognised as an Active Marina by the Royal Yachting Association. The aim of the Active Marina programme is to help boat owners make the most of their boat by increasing confidence and skill levels through a programme of practical workshops and activities, and by organising social events for berth holders. Many of the activities are run in conjunction with our resident RYA recognised sea schools, Seawake and Boom Sail & Power. Since joining with the RYA Active Marina programme we have introduced activities such as boat handling and manoeuvring workshops, cruise in company, rope work sessions, ladies sailing days, and a variety of social events and talks. Workshops planned for 2017: Ladies Sailing Day Man Over Board Workshop Close Quarter Manoeuvring under Sail & Power Own Boat Tuition Summer BBQ Marina Open Days Try a Boat! You can find out more about our Active Marina programme and events being held by checking out the notice boards around the marina and by subscribing to the weekly E-Quay newsletter. For more information about these opportunities and activities, please contact: Phil Jones Assistant Marina Manager Tel: pjones@quaymarinas.com RYA Active Marina has provided funding to subsidise the cost of these events.

9 Conwy Marina Menai Bridge Beamaris Power Boating Made Simple Conwy Quays Marina 2017 Dates & Prices Training Centre Power Boating Seawake is an accredited RYA Training centre operating from both Conwy Marina and Menai Bridge. Our training area is unique - combining the beauty and safety of the Conwy Estuary the challenging conditions of the Menai Strait. With our locations and experienced RYA instructors, and a fleet of commercially coded vessels we believe we provide some of the best training environments in the UK! Our RYA Courses include: RYA Powerboat Level 2 2 Day Intermediate Powerboat 2 Day Advanced Powerboat 2 Day ICC Certification 1 Day VHF 1 Day First Aid 1 Day We also provide: Own boat training, individual training, preparation for commercial skipper examinations, classroom based navigation, day skipper and yachtmaster theory. Deganwy Quays Marina 7

10 Attractions in the Conwy area Llanddwyn Island, Anglesey Crown copyright (2008) Visit Wales Pier at Bangor Crown copyright (2012) Visit Wales River Conwy Crown copyright (2013) Visit Wales 8 Quay Marina s CONWY & DEGANWY Yearbook 2017

11 Both Conwy & Deganwy Marinas are situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty and make fine bases from which to explore the surrounding countryside. Visitors will undoubtedly enjoy the outstanding panoramic sea views over the town of Llandudno from the Great Orme. This well known landmark has been developed as a tourist attraction in recent years and now boasts many places of interest, particularly suitable for families with young children. These include such leisure facilities as cable cars, a dry ski slope with bar and restaurant, trams and a historic copper mine. As a prominent seaside resort, Llandudno itself offers a wide variety of leisure activities. The miniature village of Portmeirion is situated on the secluded Llyn peninsula. The brainchild of architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, this model village became famous following the television series, The Prisoner broadcast during the 1960s. The village comprises an unusual mix of eighteenth century cottages and Italianate buildings set around a central piazza. The village is open all year round, with reduced admission fees between the winter months November to March. Finally, situated above the River Conwy are the Bodnant Gardens. With their breathtaking views across the valley towards the Snowdon Range, Bodnant Gardens are reputed to be amongst the finest in the World. Refreshment facilities are available in the Pavilion near the car park. Conwy Valley Crown copyright (2013) Visit Wales CRUISING THE NORTH WEST APPROXIMATE DISTANCES FROM CONWY MARINA Llandudno Bay 8nm Puffin Island 7nm Beaumaris 12nm The Swellies/Menai Bridge 15nm Port Dinorwic 18nm Caernarfon 21nm Holyhead 37nm Pwllheli 74nm Liverpool 45nm Isle of Man (Peel) 68nm Ireland (Howth/Malahide) 84nm Conwy Marina 9

12 Information MARINA BERTHS Now firmly established as the leading yachting centre in North Wales, the combined Conwy & Deganwy Marinas provides around 700 fully serviced berths, accessible at half tide or better. RESIDENTIAL USE OF BOATS At Conwy Marina (not occasional overnight/weekend use) we permit owners to live aboard with our prior consent. Additional terms & conditions and a surcharge will apply. We do not permit houseboats. MARINA OFFICE The Marina office is manned 24 hours a day throughout the year. Berth holders are requested to notify the marina staff of their intending time away. This will enable staff to locate vessels in an emergency and ensure their berths are vacant when they return to the marina. Visitors should report to the marina office on arrival. Alternatively the marina staff can be contacted by VHF on channel 80 for berthing allocation. VHF RADIO The marina maintains a listening watch on Channel 80. Call sign either Conwy Marina or Deganwy Marina. FUEL AND GAS Marine diesel and unleaded are available on the fuel pontoon between 0700 and 2200 hours. Please contact the marina office for service. Bottled gas may be obtained from the chandlery at Conwy Marina. SECURITY/ACCESS Access to the pontoons, service building and car park is via electronic key fob security system. Casual visitors will be issued a temporary PIN number at Conwy Marina. TOILETS, SHOWERS & LAUNDRY Toilets and showers complete with a purpose built disabled wet room facility are provided at both marinas. They are regularly checked for cleanliness. Hairdryers are available at both marinas. The laundry room is complete with modern washing machines and tumble dryers. Laundry tokens are available at the marina office. WATER AND ELECTRICITY Water and electricity are available on the marina. Please note it is advisable to allow the fresh water tap to run for 30 seconds before use. Owners of vessels must supply their own water hoses. If you require electricity, please contact the marina staff. WATER QUALITY Please do not use the heads on board your vessel in the marina. TROLLEYS Situated at the marina car park, trolleys are available for your convenience. Please be considerate to other berth holders and return your trolley immediately after use. REFUSE & MIXED RECYCLING Refuse and mixed recycling bins are available at the rear of the marina office. Please use these for disposal of domestic refuse and do not leave it on the pontoons or throw it over board. WASTE OIL A purpose built waste oil container is situated at the rear of the car park. Please take care to ensure no spillage occurs when disposing of waste oil. BOAT/LIFTING FACILITIES Mobile hoists are operated at both marinas by trained, qualified staff. A full boat lift service is offered, including pressure wash and stepping/unstepping of masts. Full details are available from the marina office by appointment only. MOORING LINES Contract berth holders may make up permanent lines for their vessel if desired, but please ensure these are not left to foul the pontoon walkway when the vessel is away from the marina. WEATHER FORECASTS Local area weather forecasts are displayed on the weather board and are updated daily at 0700 hours. WASTE PUMP FACILITY A waste pump facility is available 24 hours a day and is situated on the fuel berth. PETS Please keep pets on a lead at all times when they are within the marina or on the pontoons and Do not allow them to foul the marina pontoons and surrounding area. FISHING/CYCLING Fishing is NOT allowed within the marina. Ball games are not allowed on site and cycling is not permitted on the pontoons. 10 Quay Marina s CONWY & DEGANWY Yearbook 2017

13 Safety We take safety very seriously at Conwy and Deganwy Marinas. Please therefore read the following guidance notes which set out our basic safety procedures: You should familiarise yourself with the locations of safety equipment, and its operation. PONTOON ELECTRICAL OUTLETS When disconnecting your vessel from shore power, remove the power socket from the power outlet first to avoid a live end. Do not leave live cables on the pontoons. We undertake routine inspections of our electrical equipment for your safety. Please report any damage to our equipment and periodically inspect your power leads for wear and tear. SPEED RESTRICTIONS Please observe the DEAD SLOW speed limit and do not create excessive wash within the confines of the marina or by vessels moored near the marina. There is a speed limit within the estuary of 10 knots between the Perch Light and Cymryd Point. SWIMMING AND DIVING Swimming is not permitted within the confines of the marina. Diving operations are only permitted with the express written permission of the Marina Manager and compliance with current Health and Safety legislation. WINTER Please take extra care during cold and icy conditions. The access ramps and adjacent areas are regularly salted during frosty periods. Salt can be provided to customers who wish to salt their pontoon. Please contact the Marina Office for assistance. FIRE DRILL 1. Raise the alarm. 2. Contact the Marina Office. We will call the Fire Brigade if they have not already been called. 3. Clear the area of any people who may be in danger and in particular, those who are down wind of the fire. 4. Tackle the fire only if it is safe to do so. 5. Leave the area in an orderly manner (do not run). 6. Gather at the fire muster point at the Marina Car Park. FALLING IN There are two fixed safety ladders on each leg of the marina. Be sure that you know where they are situated. INSURANCE It is a requirement of the marina s terms and conditions that all vessels berthed within the marina should maintain fully comprehensive and Public liability insurance (where appropriate) cover to the value of 3 million. MARINA SOS STATIONS Illuminated SOS Stations are positioned at various points around the marina and contain a powderfire extinguisher, life ring and first aid kit. Please familiarize yourself with the locality of your nearest SOS Station. Relaxation area at Conwy Marina New washroom facilities USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS Emergency 999 AA (Liverpool) Airports: Liverpool Manchester Coastguard (Holyhead) Customs & Excise (Holyhead) Dentist Express Coach Ferries Liverpool (P&O Ferries) Harbour Master Conwy Marina Deganwy Marina Police RAC Tourist Info Yacht Clubs: Conwy YC N. Wales CA Royal Anglesey YC Castle Cabs Taxi Mersey Bar weather forecast Seawake The Mulberry Stores Network Yacht Brokers Network Yacht chandlery Llandudno General Hospital Rowlands Marine The Mulberry Airangel Wi-Fi Helpline Aberconwy car hire Holyhead MRCC Conwy Council RSPCA

14 We are a friendly, active cruising club with a full sailing programme over weekends and occasional longer passages. We offer RYA training in our refurbished clubhouse, as well as talks by guests and members and fun social events. If you would like to join us visit our website. Here s the link: North West Venturers Yacht Club Gallows Point, Beaumaris Anglesey LL58 8YL 12 Quay Marina s CONWY & DEGANWY Yearbook 2017

15 Hassle Free Upkeep Regular boat checks with reports Fortnightly mooring lines and fender checks FREE After storm inspections Project management/supervision of Works/Repairs Additional Services Turn around service Provisioning Airing and preparation Cleaning and laundry Giving you total peace of mind from as little as 1 a day Telephone: Mobile: New engine sales Service Repairs & maintenance Re-powering Spare parts stockist S Personal and efficient customer service S Independent search of the market S Marina Discount S Up to 25% No Claims Bonus S Dedicated claims handler Sailing yachts Power boats Inland craft Commercial Dinghies ABC Powermarine Gallows Point, Beaumaris, Anglesey LL58 8YL Bay Marine Insurance Consultants Ltd Cardiff Marine Village, Penarth Road, Cardiff CF11 8TU Tel admin@baymarineinsurance.co.uk Authorised and Regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority 13

16 Pilotage information CAUTION - BUOY POSITIONS SHOULD NOT BE USED AS WAYPOINTS. TO DO SO PLACES YOU AT RISK OF COLLIDING WITH THE BUOY IN POOR VISIBILITY. NOTE:- Revised Conwy Approach Channel Diagrams are available free of charge at the Harbour Office, Conwy. When entering Conwy from seaward, the Fairway buoy RW is in position N W. CONWY APPROACH CHANNEL BUOYS FROM SEAWARD BUOY NAME/NUMBER TYPE COLOUR LIGHT CHARACTER POSITION FAIRWAY SPHERICAL RED/WHITE L FL(W) 10 SEC N W C2 PORT HAND RED FL R 10 SEC N W C1 STBD HAND GREEN FLG 10 SEC N W C2A PORT HAND RED FL(2) R 10 SEC N W C4 PORT HAND RED FL(4) R 20 SEC N W C3 STBD HAND GREEN FL(6) G 15 SEC N W C6 PORT HAND RED FL(6) R 15 SEC N W C8 PORT HAND RED L.FL R 8 SEC N W C5 STBD HAND GREEN L.FL G 8 SEC N W C10 PORT HAND RED FL(3) R 15 SEC N W C7 STBD HAND GREEN FL(3) G15 SEC N W C9 STBD HAND GREEN FL(5) G 20 SEC N W C12 PORT HAND RED FL(5) R 20 SEC N W C11 STBD HAND GREEN Q.G 1 SEC N W C14 PORT HAND RED L.FL R 15 SEC N W C16 PORT HAND RED FL R 6 SEC N W OTHER MARKS BEACON JETTY JETTY UNLIT N W PERCH LIGHT STEEL TOWER L.FL G 15 SEC N W PEN OUTFALL STBD HAND YELLOW FL Y 5 SEC N W DEGANWY MARINA OUTER PORT HAND RED FL. R (2+1) 10 SEC N W DEGANWY MARINA MIDDLE PORT HAND RED QR (2) 6 SEC N W DEGANWY MARINA INNER PORT HAND RED VQR N W Deganwy Marina breakwater groyne is marked by 3 yellow buoys - Keep Clear 14 Quay Marina s CONWY & DEGANWY Yearbook 2017

17 Marina sill gate operations VESSEL ACCESS ARRANGEMENTS VIA TIDAL FLAP GATE Observe traffic lights - red x 3: do not proceed green x 2, white x 1: safe to proceed Do not navigate in the vicinity of the flap gate until the green x 2, white x 1 light is lit. When entering and leaving the marina, keep to a sensible slow speed and keep right in accordance with normal navigational practice. Observe sill depth gauges. In the event of engine failure, contact the marina on vhf channel 80. the marina will advise other boats of your vessels condition by radio and if possible render assistance. In the event that you miss tidal access to the marina, secure to holding pontoons. If you have any questions regarding the safe use of the gate entrance, contact the marina office. Observe vessels entering or leaving the marina in opposite direction to your intended course. where practically possible judge the cross point to be away from the gate aperture. POINTS TO NOTE 1. The channel changes frequently. Please note take extra care in the region of the jetty as it is an obstruction which protrudes approximately 5m and is unlit. 2. The Scabs form a bar between No. 10 and No. 12 buoys. 3. Round the perch light and number 11 buoy. 4. Until skippers are familiar with the channel, they are advised to navigate the channel within 2 hours either side of HW. As a guide, if the concrete footing on the base of the Perch Light or Sandbanks outside the river entrance is covered, vessels drawing up to 2m should be able to enter in safety. The minimum depth of water at LW neaps is 1.8m throughout the passage. Please note there is a speed limit of 10 knots in the river from the Perch Light to Cymryd Point. 5. In 2003 Admiralty chart 1463 Conwy Bay and approaches was introduced and should be referred to when navigating the Conwy area. This information is provided in good faith and is intended as a guide only. Due to the changing nature of the channel, Quay Marinas cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies in this information. marina sill gate operations 15

18 Environmental support Quay Marinas fully endorse the environmental awarenesss initiatives set out by The Green Blue. Our marinas encourage and promote good practice amongst our bertholders, by raising awareness about the potential environmental impacts of recreational boating on our coastal and inland waterways. We offer information to our bertholders to maintain and use their craft and equipment in an environmentally responsible fashion, with special reference to:- Oil and Fuel Cleaning and Maintenance Anti-fouling and Marine Paints Waste Management Resource Efficiency Effects on Wildlife 16 Quay Marina s CONWY & DEGANWY Yearbook 2017

19 A better environment Quay Marinas Ltd are keen to encourage and promote environmental awareness amongst customers of its marinas. Please consider the needs of the environment for the good of all. BE AWARE OF WILDLIFE Shoreline habitats support a huge variety of species that can be vulnerable to disturbance. Reduce your speed and check your wash in sensitive areas. DON T BE A NOISY NEIGHBOUR Roaring engines, flapping halyards, loud music can disturb other users of the marina and nearby residents. Do what you can to reduce noise pollution to a minimum. OVERBOARD IS OUT Litter spoils the appearance of the marina and harms the environment. Bag your rubbish and dispose of it in the marina bins. It is an offence under the Merchant Shipping (Prevention of Pollution by Garbage) Regulations 1988 to dump rubbish in a river or at sea. DON T FLUSH Untreated sewage from vessels is unsightly and a health hazard to other water users. Don t pollute the marina environment use the shore facilities whenever possible. MAINTAIN YOUR MOTOR By regularly servicing your mechanical equipment your vessels efficiency will be optimised. This will save engine emissions, engine noise and reduce your fuel bills. DON T POLLUTE THE WATER Drips and spillages have a serious cumulative effect on the marine environment. Portable fuel tanks and spare fuel containers should be filled away from the waters edge. Don t overfill tanks. Provide drip trays and absorbent material. Dispose of used engine oil within the waste oil tanks in the marina. PAINT A PRETTY PICTURE Take care with anti-fouling. Ensure that anti-fouling scrapings are swept up and disposed of. Try not to allow them to enter the water. Where possible use products that are biodegradable, phosphate and chlorine free. RECYCLE IF YOU CAN Please Recycle when you can and use the nearest recycling facility. The marina maintains facilities for recycling waste oil and batteries in the boatyard and glass, plastic, paper and cans in both compounds. Please use the correct bins and if in doubt please ask the team for help. Security KEEP YOUR BOAT SECURE Never leave anything valuable on display, however small and insignificant it may seem. Thieves steal first and think about value later. Don t leave anything loose in the cockpit or on deck. Don t leave your engine key in the ignition - always take it with you. Keep your boat keys separate from your engine keys. Always keep your boat locked when no-one is on board, even for a short time. Use strong padlocks or rimlocks on all your hatches, entry points and cockpit lockers. IMPROVE YOUR SECURITY Constantly check and improve the security on your boat. It s a good idea to fit an alarm and use a visible sticker to say that one is fitted. Make sure your cockpit lockers can be properly locked, and check that your main hatch and fore-hatch are strong. Also think about having a strongbox down below. If you don t think something is secure, get it fixed. All environment photos: Gail Johnson

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22 Tide Tables 2017 JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m SU M W TH W TH SA SU M TU TH F TH F SU M TU W F SA F SA M TU W TH SA SU SA SU TU W TH F SU M SU M W TH F SA M TU M TU TH F SA SU TU W TU W F SA SU M W TH W TH SA SU M TU TH F TH F SU M TU W F SA F SA M TU W TH SA SU SA SU TU W TH F SU M SU M W TH F SA M TU M TU TH F SA SU TU TU W F SA SU M W W TH SA SU TU F Disclaimer: Quay Marinas do not take responsibility for any errors These tables have been prepared in Local clock time and take account of BST during the period 26th March - 28th October inclusive. 20 and variants in relation to these tidal predictions Quay Marina s CONWY & DEGANWY Yearbook 2017

23 Tide Tables 2017 MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m M TU TH F SA SU TU W TU W F SA SU M W TH W TH SA SU M TU TH F TH F SU M TU W F SA F SA M TU W TH SA SU SA SU TU W TH F SU M SU M W TH F SA M TU M TU TH F SA SU TU W TU W F SA SU M W TH W TH SA SU M TU TH F TH F SU M TU W F SA F SA M T W TH SA SU SA SU T W TH F SU M SU M W TH F SA M T M TU TH F SA SU TU W W M TH Disclaimer: Quay Marinas do not take responsibility for any errors and variants in relation to these tidal predictions These tables have been prepared in Local clock time and take account of BST during the period 26th March - 28th October inclusive. 21

24 Tide Tables 2017 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m TIME m F SA SU M W TH F SA SA SU M TU TH F SA SU SU M TU W F SA SU M M TU W TH SA SU M TU TU W TH F SU M TU W W TH F SA M TU W TH TH F SA SU TU W TH F F SA SU M W TH F SA SA SU M TU TH F SA SU SU M TU W F SA SU M M TU W TH SA SU M TU TU W TH F SU M TU W W TH F SA M TU W TH TH F SA SU TU W TH F F SA SU M W TH F SA TU SU These tables have been prepared in Local clock time and take account of BST during the period 26th March - 28th October inclusive. Disclaimer: Quay Marinas do not take responsibility for any errors 22 and variants in relation to these tidal predictions Quay Marina s CONWY & DEGANWY Yearbook 2017

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27 Conwy Marina Plan en Emergency Waiting Pontoon Jet Ski Berth 1 Wash Apron Mast Storage Fire Extinguishers Trolleys Waste Oil F blic House 2 Refuse & Waste Battery Bins Trolleys BOATYARD/ CAR PARK Extinguisher Point Fuel Tanks KEY 1 Main Services Building Marina Office Toilets / Showers Laundry Network Yacht Brokers Seawake 2 The Mulberry Stores Network Yacht Chandlers Rowlands Marine Electronics F Fire Muster Point SOS Stations Safety Ladders Latitude N Longitude W Admiralty Chart: No Not to be used for navigation 25

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30 PHONE ALL MAKES OF BOAT ENGINES AND SYSTEMS SERVICED AND REPAIRED. Stainless Steel and Aluminium Fabrication. Welding Services. ENGINE & GENERATOR SALES & INSTALLATIONS Local service. Est. 20 years. Factory Trained MOBILE Quay Marina s CONWY & DEGANWY Yearbook 2017

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32 Conway Yacht Club One of the best kept secrets in Conwy is the fact that boats from Conway Yacht Club race a course around Conwy Bay just about every weekend from May to October. We actually start in February on the weekends when there is a suitable tide and enough light. We welcome anyone with a sailing vessel, no matter what experience you have, to come and join us and give yacht racing a go. It may look fierce and competitive on a catamaran in San Francisco Bay, but we take a gentler low key approach to things. One of our objectives for CYC is to get more cruising boats out on the water, to make our racing even more fun and competitive. We have introduced our own handicapping system which takes into account a skipper s capabilities as well as the capabilities of his/her boat. Handicaps are reviewed regularly during the season so that everyone gets a chance to win, and there is a real incentive to take part and improve. This year we hope to start the season early during February with some informal Saturday races, starting out in the bay rather than in the river. We hope Saturday s will make it easier for those of you who are here purely for the weekend. If you are even thinking about taking part then please drop us a mail. We will make it an easy process and introduction for you. Our sailing program for 2017 will be posted on our website. Please take a look at it. If there is an event that you would like to join then drop into the Clubhouse in Deganwy (evenings are best, especially Friday, where you will receive a warm welcome). Clive Hardman - Commodore of Conway Yacht Club clive@westrackone.com Mobile: Quay Marina s CONWY & DEGANWY Yearbook 2017

33 DO YOU KNOW HOW TO RECOVER SOMEONE FROM THE WATER? Take our 2-minute quiz to find out how you ll fare if you go overboard: RNLI.org/overboard Source: RNLI audience profiling research (2015). The RNLI commissioned independent research into the attitudes to safety and risk of UK yacht sailors. A total of 4,996 sailors responded to a survey run by the study team. When asked about their experience of safety incidents, 12% said that they had gone overboard while sailing a yacht. The RNLI is the charity that saves lives at sea Royal National Lifeboat Institution, a charity registered in England and Wales (209603) and Scotland (SC037736). Registered charity number in the Republic of Ireland

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35 FREE AND DISCOUNTED VISITOR BERTHING FOR OUR ANNUAL BERTH HOLDERS One of the added benefits to being a Quay Marinas Berth Holder is the ability to take advantage of free visitor berthing at the other marinas within the Quay Marinas group. Additionally Conway Marina is a member of the TransEurope Marinas network a federation of select marinas offering reciprocal berthing arrangements for their respective berth holders. Please note that these offers are available for annual berth holders only. Quay Marinas Free visitor berthing for up to 30 days per year at each marina in the Quay Marinas group. This offer is subject to availability. Stays of more than 5 days should be booked in advance. To take advantage of this offer, simply mention that that you are a Quay Marinas annual berth holder, when you check in and the reception staff will contact your home marina to confirm your eligibility. Trans Europe Marinas. 50% discount on visitor berthing for up to 5 consecutive days on production of a current Trans Europe membership card. If you are going cruising and you think that you may wish to take advantage of this offer please call into the office to collect a membership card. For further information please visit: Conway Marina is a member of TransEurope Marinas Locations marked in red - Quay Marinas Locations marked in blue - TransEurope Marina Member 1 Bangor Bangor Marina 2 Malahide Malahide Marina 3 Greystones Harbour Marina 4 Kinsale Castlepark Marina 5 Rhu Rhu Marina 6 Troon Troon Yacht Haven 7 North Shields Royal Quays Marina 8 Whitehaven Whitehaven Marina 9 Fleetwood Fleetwood Haven Marina 10 Liverpool Liverpool Marina 11 Deganwy Deganwy Marina 12 Conwy Conwy Quays Marina 13 Milford Haven Neyland Yacht Haven 14 Penarth Penarth Quays Marina 15 Upton upon Severn Upton Marina 16 Portishead Portishead Quays Marina 17 Falmouth Mylor Yacht Harbour 18 Plymouth Mayflower Marina 19 Dartmouth Dart Marina 20 Poole Poole Quay Boat Haven 21 Beaulieu Buckler s Hard Yacht Harbour 22 Cowes Cowes Yacht Haven 23 Southampton Town Quay 24 Hamble River Universal Marina 25 Gosport Royal Clarence Marina 26 Chichester Birdham Pool Marina 27 Dover Dover Marina 28 Gillingham Gillingham Marina 29 River Crouch Fambridge Yacht Haven 30 Tollesbury Tollesbury Marina 31 Ipswich Fox s Marina 32 Lowestoft Lowestoft Haven Marina 33 Norfolk Brundall Bay 34 Hull Hull Marina 35 Den Oever Marina Den Oever 36 Monnickendam Jachthaven Waterland 37 Wetterwille Jachthaven Wetterwille 38 Ouddorp Marina Port Zelande 39 Drimmelen Jachthaven Biesbosch 40 Kortgene Delta Marina 41 Nieuwpoort Nieuwpoort Marina 42 Dunkerque Dunkerque Marina 43 Saint-Valéry sur Somme Port Saint-Valéry 44 Fécamp Port de plaisance de Fécamp 45 Dives sur Mer Port Guillaume 46 Ouistreham / Caen Port de plaisance 47 Guernsey Beaucette Marina 48 Grenville Port de Hérel 49 Saint-Quay Portrieux Saint-Quay Port d Armor 50 Perros-Guirec Perros-Guirec 51 Roscoff Port de Roscoff 52 Brest Port du Moulin Blanc / Marina du Chateux 53 Douarnenez Port Tréboul / Port Rhu 54 Loctudy Port de plaisance de Loctudy 55 Concarneau Port de plaisance de Concarneau 56 La Rochelle Port de plaisance de La Rochelle 57 La Palma Marina La Palma 58 Lanzarote Puerto Claro Marina 59 Gijón Puerto Deportivo de Gijón 60 A Coruña Puerto Deportivo de Gijón 61 Pontevedra Nauto Sanxenxo 62 Vigo Marina Davila Sport 63 Porto Douro Marina 64 Portimão Marina Portimão 65 La Linea Marina Alcadeisa 66 Valencia Pobla Marina 67 Barcelona Port Ginesta 68 Santo Stefano Al Mare Marina degli Aregai 69 San Lorenzo Marina di San Lorenzo 70 Sanremo Club Nautico Internazionale Portosole 71 Punat Marina Punat Visit for map showing entire membership B

36 Conwy Marina Staff Jon Roberts Area Manager Phil Jones Assistant Marina Manager Rebecca Hughes Administrative Secretary Steve Ryder Yard Supervisor Paul Jones Boatyard Operative Eryl Roberts Maintenance Operative Martin Thomas Berthing Master Simon Davies Berthing Master Dave Jones Berthing Master John Mellor Berthing Master 34 Quay Marina s CONWY & DEGANWY Yearbook 2017

37 Conwy Marina tariff 2017 PONTOON BERTHS - CONTRACT BERTHING RATES STANDARD RATES PRICE PER METRE L.O.A. INCLUDING VAT 12 months (1st April st March 2018) includes 8 weeks hardstanding ashore 11 months months months months months months months months months (Minimum contract duration) VISITOR BERTHING RATES Daily (Minimum Charge 22.00) 2.95 Weekly Monthly Short stay berthing - before 1900hrs (Max. period of stay - 5 hours) PRICE PER METRE L.O.A. INCLUDING VAT PER VISIT All invoices include 20% BUDGET BERTHS - AVAILABLE FOR VESSELS LESS THAN 6.0 METRES L.O.A. 12 months (1st April st March 2018) includes unlimited hardstanding ashore 11 months months months months months months months months months (Minimum contract duration) WINTER BERTHING RATES - OCTOBER TO MARCH ONLY 6 months months months months All contracts will be raised in February 2017 and should be returned by 1st March 2017 at the latest. Berthing invoices will be issued in March 2017 and the full payment or the completed standing order mandate should be received at the marina by 31st March 2017 at the latest. An early payment discount of 2.5% will be offered on contracts of 6 months or more (excluding winter contracts} if paid in full before the contract term. All berthing fees are inclusive of Conwy River harbour dues. The above standard rates exclude hardstanding charges for your vessel except annual contract holders who are entitled to 8 weeks ashore free of charge during the contract period. CONDITIONS OF USE: This tariff should be read in conjunction with the Marina Terms and Conditions of Use and contract cancellation policy and the Berthing Licence. 1 All Contracts are subject to availability and all fees are payable in advance. Exceptions are berth holders with contracts who may pay monthly by instalments subject to a 5.0% administration surcharge. 2 An administration charge of 20% may be applied to all casual (non contract) charges which are invoiced against any vessel having left the marina prior to settlement of account. 3 Berthing charges include harbour dues, potable fresh water and access to Marina facilities. 4 Multihull/Liveaboard vessels may be subject to a 25% surcharge dependent on berth availability. Such surcharge is at the manager s discretion. 5 Commercial vessels may be subject to a surcharge either at the manager s discretion or as a result of charges levied by Local or Statutory Authorities. 6 L.O.A. (Length overall) is the maximum length of any vessel and includes all overhangs such as pushpits, pulpits, davits and bowsprits. 7 Contract berthing terms are binding to both parties. 35

38 Berthing licence application BERTHING REQUIREMENT Preferred Berth type (where appropriate) APPLICANTS DETAILS Full Name & Title Address BERTHING REQUIRED Period from (It is important that you check the tariff details on page 35 carefully) To (Not beyond 31/03/18) Would you prefer to pay by instalments Payment in Advance Note: There is a surcharge for payment by instalments. OWNERSHIP Are you the owner of the boat Yes No If no please give details Post Code Telephone number: Home Work Mobile FLAMMABLE / HAZARDOUS MATERIALS CARRIED ONBOARD (Details used for emergency planning purposes only) Gas Oil Litres (Tank maximum) Petrol Litres (Tank maximum) Gas cylinders number Weight Kgs Flares onboard Yes No Fire Extinguisher onboard Yes No (Please tick here if you do not wish to be contacted via ) PARTICULARS OF BOAT Name Home Port Type (sail, motor vessel, multihull etc.) Dimensions: L.O.A. Beam Draught Commercial use intended No Yes (give details) metres metres metres DECLARATION I, the above named applicant, request Quay Marinas Ltd. (hereafter called The Company ) to grant me a Berthing Licence at the above named marina. I agree to be bound by the Company s Marina Terms and Conditions which are clearly displayed on the marina premises and available on request, and understand that the Company reserves the right to take into account the general suitability of my boat for a particular berth before issuing any such Berthing Licence and the Company s decision in this matter shall be final. I confirm that the above craft will remain insured throughout the period of the contract applied for. Yes No I enclose details of my boat s insurance cover. Yes No I understand that this application WILL NOT be processed without proof of comprehensive insurance cover. Please disclose my personal data to insurance partners Towergate so they can provide important information about their services. Yes No I warrant the above information is correct to the best of my knowledge. Signed Date 36 Quay Marina s CONWY & DEGANWY Yearbook 2017

39 Conwy Boatyard tariff 2017 LIFTING RATES LIFT OUT / LIFT IN Each way price per metre ELECTRICITY TARIFF 240v/16 amp electricity is available on the pontoons and hardstanding. The supply is via pre-payment Smart cards which can be purchased at the marina office. JET SKI LIFT & WASH Each way lift Jet Ski hull wash EMERGENCY LIFT Out of hours - price per metre STEPPING & UNSTEPPING MASTS Booms & Sails to be removed prior to operation Price per hour Masthead gear (e.g. wind vanes, anemometers, and vhf aerials etc should be removed prior to stepping or unstepping masts. Where such equipment is not removed, Quay Marinas Ltd do not accept any liability for any loss or damage that may result. Boat owners should make their own arrangements for going aloft for the removal and re-fixing of masthead equipment. HULL WASH OFF Lightly fouled vessels - price per metre Heavily fouled vessels - price per metre SLING WASH In slings maximum 1 hour - price per metre OTHER SERVICES CRADLE / BOAT STAND HIRE Cradle Hire (weekly hire rate) Boat Stand Hire - per 4 stands (weekly hire rate) Mast Storage - Off boat (weekly rate) OPEN STORAGE ASHORE (HARD STANDING - PER METRE PER WEEK) All Vessels 4.25 BOAT MOVEMENT Vessel tow (in marina basin) each tow MISCELLANEOUS LIFTING Price per hour (minimum duration 1/2 hour) - 2 man team Fork Lift Lifting (minimum duration 1/2 hour) - 2 man team MISCELLANEOUS LABOUR Price per hour (minimum duration 1/2 hour) - 2 man team MISCELLANEOUS STORAGE Unladen Cradle - per week Unladen Trailer - per week CONDITIONS 1 Storage ashore will be limited to a period of 6 months only and any extension to this term should be agreed in writing with the Marina Manager. Winter storage is subject to availability. 2 Repairs of a major nature are to be executed by authorised contractors, a list of which can be obtained from the Marina manager and the Concessionaires Board. 3 Supplies of electricity and water are subject to availability. Quay Marinas Ltd reserves the right to meter electricity supplied to any vessel in the Marina. 4 Invoices to be paid in full prior to relaunching. 5 All vessels stored ashore remain subject to the Marina Terms and Conditions. 6 All boatyard lifting activities are weather dependant. Please be aware that in the event of any boatyard activity being cancelled to adverse weather conditions they will be rescheduled to the next available date. 7 All prices shown as price per metre are calculated on your boat s LOA. All invoices include 20% 37

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41 Marina boatyard The marina boatyard provides boat lifting and secure hardstanding for boats. Electricity (240v, 16amp) and water are available. Annual contract berth holders can benefit from a maximum of 8 weeks hard standing, taken throughout their contract term, at no additional cost (subject to availability). After this free period hard standing charges will apply. GENERAL PRACTICE All use of the boatyard is subject to the Terms & Conditions of Marina Use; which are displayed in the boatyard. All vessels within the boatyard must carry appropriate insurance. Please see Terms & Conditions. Boat storage ashore will be limited to a maximum period of 6 months unless prior arrangement is agreed in writing by the marina manager. All lifting operations, chocking and shoring of vessels to be undertaken by marina staff. Please book your re-launch with the marina office giving adequate notice. Please keep the area around your boat clear. All equipment/materials must be stored aboard your boat. All debris to be removed at the end of each working day. Recycling facilities for waste oil, oil filters and batteries are located in the boatyard. Do not pour oil, oily water, paint or thinners into the drains. If scraping paint/antifoul off please sheet off under your vessel and collect all scrapings for disposal. No hot work e.g. welding or grinding to be undertaken without the written permission of the marina manager. Repairs of a major nature are only to be undertaken by authorised contractors. All contractors are required to have a valid permit to work and must sign in prior to commencing work. All trailers must be locked, clearly identifiable and keys must be handed to the marina office. All trailers must be tagged with QM number. SECURITY Do not leave detachable electronic equipment or tools onboard. Ladders should not be left in place when not in use and should be securely locked to your cradle. BOATYARD SAFETY The boatyard is an active working area. In order to protect yourself and others please work safely and observe the following safety rules:- Power tools should be used with caution. Electricity can kill. Check power cables are in good condition and of an approved type for outdoor use. Please ensure cables do not pose a trip hazard and remove all cables when not in use. Hull supports are not to be moved other than by marina staff. If you require a support to be moved please arrange this with the marina office. Children are not permitted to play in the boatyard and must be supervised at all times. Liquids or flammable material must not be stored under boats. Fire extinguishers are positioned around the yard. Please familiarise yourself with their location. Customers are reminded of the hazards of working at height. Ensure that ladders are properly secured to your boat and are in a good safe condition and preferably compliant to BS EN 131. Minimise walking on deck whilst ashore. Where possible work from proper staging and platforms. Take care in wet & icy conditions. Ensure that windage is reduced to a minimum. Remove furling head sails prior to lifting. Remove sails, spray hoods and dodgers. Rest booms on deck to prevent boom wobble. We recommend that you unstep your mast. Owners who leave masts standing do so at their own risk. 39

42 WELCOME TO NORTH WALES HOLIDAY LETS Quality Self Catering Holiday properties in Conwy, Conwy Marina, Deganwy, Llandudno & Bangor in North Wales. Gateway to Snowdonia. Island of Anglesey, Colwyn Bay, Rhos on Sea, Abergele all nearby. Excellent base to explore North Wales. Freephone Quay Marina s CONWY & DEGANWY Yearbook 2017

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44 SOUTH BREAKWATER Deganwy Marina Plan F 2 X HALF-TIDE BARRIER BOAT HOIST BOATYARD 7 X IN H 2 6 X 1 4 KEY 1 Main Services Buildings Marina Office Facilities Ideal Boat Sales Coast & Marina Properties North Spar Rigging 2 Quay Hotel 3 Jet-Ski Pods F Fire Muster Point SOS Stations Safety Ladders Latitude N Longitude W Admiralty Chart: No X F A X X B X X X Not to be used for navigation 42 Quay Marina s CONWY & DEGANWY Yearbook 2017

45 2 2 otel Car Park Car Park Car Park X X X X X C D E G X X X deganwy marina plan Key to Facilities 1 Main Services Buildings Marina Office Facilities Ideal Boat sales 2 Quay Hotel 3 Jet-Ski pods Fire Muster Point SOS Stations X Safety Ladders Marina Location Latitude N Longitude W Admiralty Chart: No Deganwy Marina Deganwy Quay, Deganwy, North Wales LL31 9DJ Tel: Fax:

46 Deganwy Marina Staff Jon Roberts Area Manager Tony Pickstock Senior Berthing Master Paul Thomas Berthing Master Simon Thomas Berthing Master Dilwyn Jones Berthing Master David Cubbage Assistant Berthing Master 44 Quay Marina s CONWY & DEGANWY Yearbook 2017

47 Deganwy Marina tariff 2017 PONTOON BERTHS - CONTRACT BERTHING RATES PRICE PER BERTH L.O.A. STANDARD RATES INCLUDING VAT 12 months (1st April st March 2018) includes 8 weeks hardstanding ashore months months months months months months months months months (Minimum contract duration) VISITOR BERTHING RATES Daily (Minimum Charge 21.00) 2.95 Weekly Monthly Short stay berthing - before 1900hrs (Max. period of stay - 5 hours) PRICE PER METRE L.O.A. INCLUDING VAT PER VISIT All invoices include 20% DAY BOATS - LIMITED AVAILABILITY ON F LEG FOR VESSELS LESS THAN 6.0 METRES LOA PRICE PER BERTH L.O.A. INCLUDING VAT 12 months (1st April st March 2018) includes 8 weeks hardstanding ashore months months months months months months months months months (Minimum contract duration) WINTER BERTHING RATES - OCTOBER TO MARCH ONLY PRICE PER METRE L.O.A. INCLUDING VAT 6 months months months months All contracts will be raised in February 2017 and should be returned by 1st March 2017 at the latest. Berthing invoices will be issued in March 2017 and the full payment or the completed standing order mandate should be received at the marina by 31st March 2017 at the latest. An early payment discount of 2.5% will be offered on contracts of 6 months or more (excluding winter contracts} if paid in full before the contract term. All berthing fees are inclusive of Conwy River harbour dues. The above standard rates exclude hardstanding charges for your vessel except annual contract holders who are entitled to 8 weeks ashore free of charge during the contract period. CONDITIONS OF USE: This tariff should be read in conjunction with the Marina Terms and Conditions of Use and contract cancellation policy and the Berthing Licence. 1 All Contracts are subject to availability and all fees are payable in advance. Exceptions are berth holders with contracts who may pay monthly by instalments subject to a 5.0% administration surcharge. 2 An administration charge of 20% may be applied to all casual (non contract) charges which are invoiced against any vessel having left the marina prior to settlement of account. 3 Berthing charges include harbour dues, potable fresh water and access to Marina facilities. 4 Multihull vessels may be subject to a 25% surcharge dependent on berth availability. Such surcharge is at the manager s discretion. 5 Commercial vessels may be subject to a surcharge either at the manager s discretion or as a result of charges levied by Local or Statutory Authorities. 6 L.O.A. (Length overall) is the maximum length of any vessel and includes all overhangs such as pushpits, pulpits, davits and bowsprits. 7 Contract berthing terms are binding to both parties. 45

48 Deganwy berthing licence application BERTHING REQUIREMENT Preferred Berth type (where appropriate) APPLICANTS DETAILS Full Name & Title Address BERTHING REQUIRED Period from (It is important that you check the tariff details on page 45 carefully) To (Not beyond 31/03/18) Would you prefer to pay by instalments Payment in Advance Note: There is a surcharge for payment by instalments. OWNERSHIP Are you the owner of the boat Yes No If no please give details Post Code Telephone number: Home Work Mobile FLAMMABLE / HAZARDOUS MATERIALS CARRIED ONBOARD (Details used for emergency planning purposes only) Gas Oil Litres (Tank maximum) Petrol Litres (Tank maximum) Gas cylinders number Weight Kgs Flares onboard Yes No Fire Extinguisher onboard Yes No (Please tick here if you do not wish to be contacted via ) PARTICULARS OF BOAT Name Home Port Type (sail, motor vessel, multihull etc.) Dimensions: L.O.A. Beam Draught Commercial use intended No Yes (give details) metres metres metres DECLARATION I, the above named applicant, request Quay Marinas Ltd. (hereafter called The Company ) to grant me a Berthing Licence at the above named marina. I agree to be bound by the Company s Marina Terms and Conditions which are clearly displayed on the marina premises and available on request, and understand that the Company reserves the right to take into account the general suitability of my boat for a particular berth before issuing any such Berthing Licence and the Company s decision in this matter shall be final. I confirm that the above craft will remain insured throughout the period of the contract applied for. Yes No I enclose details of my boat s insurance cover. Yes No I understand that this application WILL NOT be processed without proof of comprehensive insurance cover. Please disclose my personal data to insurance partners Towergate so they can provide important information about their services. Yes No I warrant the above information is correct to the best of my knowledge. Signed Date 46 Quay Marina s CONWY & DEGANWY Yearbook 2017

49 Deganwy boatyard tariff 2017 LIFTING RATES LIFT OUT / LIFT IN Each way price per metre JET SKI LIFT & WASH Each way lift Jet Ski hull wash EMERGENCY LIFT Out of hours - price per metre STEPPING & UNSTEPPING MASTS Booms & Sails to be removed prior to operation Price per hour Masthead gear (e.g. wind vanes, anemometers, and vhf aerials etc should be removed prior to stepping or unstepping masts. Where such equipment is not removed, Quay Marinas Ltd do not accept any liability for any loss or damage that may result. Boat owners should make their own arrangements for going aloft for the removal and re-fixing of masthead equipment. HULL WASH OFF Lightly fouled vessels - price per metre Heavily fouled vessels - price per metre SLING WASH In slings maximum 1 hour - price per metre OTHER SERVICES ELECTRICITY TARIFF 240v/16 amp electricity is available on the pontoons and hardstanding. The supply is via pre-payment Smart cards which can be purchased at the marina office. CONDITIONS 1 Storage ashore will be limited to a period of 6 months only and any extension to this term should be agreed in writing with the Marina Manager. Winter storage is subject to availability. 2 Repairs of a major nature are to be executed by authorised contractors, a list of which can be obtained from the Marina manager and the Concessionaires Board. 3 Supplies of electricity and water are subject to availability. Quay Marinas Ltd reserves the right to meter electricity supplied to any vessel in the Marina. 4 Invoices to be paid in full prior to relaunching. 5 All vessels stored ashore remain subject to the Marina Terms and Conditions. 6 All boatyard lifting activities are weather dependant. Please be aware that in the event of any boatyard activity being cancelled to adverse weather conditions they will be rescheduled to the next available date. 7 All prices shown as price per metre are calculated on your boat s LOA. CRADLE / BOAT STAND HIRE Cradle Hire (weekly hire rate) Boat Stand Hire - per 4 stands (weekly hire rate) Mast Storage - Off boat (weekly rate) OPEN STORAGE ASHORE (HARD STANDING) - PRICE PER METRE PER WEEK All Vessels 4.25 BOAT MOVEMENT Vessel tow (in marina basin) each tow MISCELLANEOUS LIFTING Price per hour (minimum duration 1/2 hour) - 2 man team MISCELLANEOUS LABOUR Price per hour (minimum duration 1/2 hour) - 2 man team MISCELLANEOUS STORAGE Unladen Cradle - per week Unladen Trailer - per week All invoices include 20% 47

50 Marina locations Bangor, Co. Down BT20 5ED Tel: Northern Ireland s largest award-winning marina. Conwy LL32 8EP Tel: Fax: Set within beautiful surroundings, and with a full range of services & facilities. 6 1 Bangor 2 Conwy Quays Deganwy Quays Deganwy, Conwy LL31 9DJ Tel: Fax: A small contemporary marina overlooking the beautiful Conwy Estuary and the 13th century castle. 4 Penarth Quays Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan CF64 1TQ Tel: Cardiff Bay s premier boating facility. Superb, sheltered & secure facilities within Cardiff Bay. Portishead, Bristol BS20 7DF Tel: Offering excellent access to the Bristol Channel, inland waterways and the cruising of the South West and South Wales Rhu Marina, Rhu Helensburgh G84 8LH Tel: Fax: Rhu Marina is located on the north side of the Clyde Estuary, at the entrance to the Gareloch. 5 Portishead Quays 6 Rhu North Shields, Tyneside NE29 6DU Tel: Fax: The finest marina in the North East, situated 1.5 miles from the River Tyne entrance. 7 Royal Quays North Shields 48 Quay Marina s CONWY & DEGANWY Yearbook 2017

51 FREE AND HALF PRICE VISITOR BERTHING* FOR ANNUAL BERTH HOLDERS! One of the many advantages of being an annual berth holder with Quay Marinas is the opportunity to visit other marinas within the Quay Marinas group free of charge for up to 30 days in the course of our berthing year. In addition to this berth holders at our marinas are entitled to a 50% discount against visitor berthing for up to 5 consecutive nights at 71 marinas under the TransEurope European reciprocal berthing scheme. *Simple conditions apply HEAD OFFICE Quay Marinas Ltd. A&W Building, The Docks, Portishead, North Somerset BS20 7DF Tel: Fax:

52 20% DISCOUNT ON YOUR BOAT INSURANCE FOR QUAY MARINAS BERTH HOLDERS* Call: and quote your agent code: QCon *20% discount will be deducted from the premium before Insurance Premium Tax and Customer Service Charge. Discount is subject to underwriting acceptance. Discount is subject to minimum premium. For small craft (under 5 metres) minimum premium is 25.00, for large craft (over 5 metres) minimum premium is 100. Offer may be withdrawn at any time. Quay Marinas is an Introducer appointed representative (IAR) of Towergate Insurance. Towergate Insurance is a trading name of Towergate Underwriting Group Limited which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Registered in England, company no Registered address: Towergate House, Eclipse Park, Sittingbourne Road, Maidstone, Kent. ME14 3EN.