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1 CHICHESTER Marina Guide

2 EASTBOURNE BRIGHTON CHICHESTER SOUTHSEA PORT SOLENT GOSPORT SWANWICK FALMOUTH HEAD OFFICE

3 A first-class location, outstanding value and a passion for exceptional service Welcome to Premier s Chichester Marina. We hope that this guide will help you to get the most out of the marina. Dedicated to providing first-class facilities, Premier Marinas portfolio of leading marinas spans the South Coast. Chichester Marina is just one of these prestigious marinas, other locations include Eastbourne, Brighton, Southsea, Port Solent, Gosport, Swanwick and Falmouth.

4 A first-class marina set in the beauty of a natural harbour and picturesque countryside makes Chichester a wonderful destination marina and a worthy recipient of the Yacht Harbour Association s Five Gold Anchors Award. Explore the myriad of quiet anchorages, discover the wildlife along the Salterns Way, or follow the canal path to the historic city of Chichester for theatre, shops and restaurants.

5 Onsite facilities Fully serviced boatyard with boatshed, 65 tonne and 35 tonne hoist, slipway and storage ashore Chandlery with convenience store, boat sales Diesel and petrol daily and in winter. Electricity and water on pontoons Luxury facilities and launderette Premier WiFi 24-hour security and CCTV Dedicated Berth Holder car parks Yacht club and Boat House Café TYHA Gold Anchor Award Scheme Chichester Marina Chichester Harbour is a designated area of outstanding natural beauty that offers seventeen miles of amazing channels to explore by boat. Family friendly and ideal for boaters of all abilities, the harbour and the marina within it, is perfect for nature and bird watching, walking the countryside, or just watching the world go by in peace and tranquillity. Close to the marina, the sandy beaches of East Head beckon and the harbour itself is dotted with pretty villages and picturesque hamlets to visit on foot or by boat. Back on the marina, Premier s ongoing investment programme has resulted in award-winning facilities that include luxury toilets and showers. There s also a café bar, a fully serviced boatyard with undercover storage and a well-stocked chandlery and shop. Onsite, the Chichester Yacht Club offers membership to Premier berth holders and welcomes visiting yachtsmen; providing excellent bar and restaurant hospitality as well as holding year-round social events.

6 Not for navigation G G G GGG Chichester Marina Finding Chichester Marina G G G G Y Longmore Pt Y R G R R R G R R G R YBY G R 2F.G(vert) 2F.G(vert) Y Itchenor East Wittering G Cobnor Pt R G R Cakeham Tower G R R G Y G G R G West Wittering Q6+LFl.15s Y Camber Y Y Fl(4)R.10s Sandhead Y R Pilsey I. Copyhold East Head Longmer Point Fl(4)G.10s The Spit East Head Marker Point Fl.(3) R.10s Stocker Fl.(3) G.10s Mid Winner Q(6) + L Fl.15s Fishery Fl.(2) G.10s Winner Fl.G.10s NW Winner Eastoke Point QR Eastoke Fl(2)R.10s14m2M West Pole Bracklesham Bay BY Chichester Bar Tr in line with BN 064 R Fl.R.5s14m7M Waypoint N / W By Road From the Chichester bypass (A27), take the A286 following signs for the Witterings. At the Stockbridge Roundabout take the second exit A286 signposted Bracklesham, Witterings. After two miles turn right into Chichester Marina. By Rail Fast trains run between London Victoria and Chichester. National Rail Enquiries By Sea West Pole Beacon This beacon represents a waypoint from which you can start to make your approach into the harbour. It is positioned Lat 50º N, 00º W black steel pile, R. Can Topmark, Fl.R.5s, 14m, 7M, vis W 321º 081º, R 081º - 321º. The purpose of this pile is to guide traffic away from periodic turbulent sea conditions caused by a gradual shoaling extension that is taking place to the West Pole Sands. Craft intending to enter the harbour from the west should keep this pile on their port hand. West Pole Beacon replaces the seasonal, unlit, Chi Spit Buoy. Chichester Bar Chichester Bar is located at the entrance to the harbour and is dredged to approximately 1.5m below chart datum giving a depth of 2m at

7 Mean Low Water Springs; however, and towards Itchenor to arrive at moor at the waiting pontoon located green traffic light indicates FREE the bottom can vary up to 0.75m. the marina. in the approach channel FLOW is in operation, entry to the With an ebb tide and strong southerly winds, it is advisable to Marina Approach Channel immediately outside the lock (marked green over green with a lock should only be made when coupled with a green traffic light. exercise caution and cross the Bar between three hours before and one hour after high water springs. When The approach to Chichester Marina (12m wide with min depth varying from 0.3m Mean Low Water Springs starboard beacon on the western end). On approaching the marina, keep to the starboard side of the Arriving at the waiting pontoon approaching from the west remain to 1.7m Mean Low Water Neaps) is channel, about 6-8m from the If you are instructed to moor at the on the 5m line or with the target marked by a starboard post signed starboard markers; pass outgoing waiting pontoon please either call beacon in transit with Cakeham Chichester Marina ; this post is vessels port to port - max. 6 knots. Reception on VHF Ch.80 or visit Tower bearing 064 degrees until followed by a series of green topped Unless otherwise instructed by the Reception for your key fob for Eastoke Beacon opens to the east starboard posts that mark the Lock Keeper, vessels must NOT electricity and access to the marina of Bar Beacon, then alter course to approach to the marina. Visitors overtake in the approach channel. facilities. Please then return to your pass between Eastoke and West wishing to visit the marina must call Larger vessels may be given priority vessel and await a green lock light Winner Beacons leaving Chichester ahead on VHF Ch. 80 at the post in exceptional circumstances - before proceeding to your allotted Bar Beacon close to the west. signed Chichester Marina. The Lock please call the Lock Keeper for berth. Reverse this procedure on leaving. Keeper will then allocate a berth and instructions on VHF Ch. 80. When Once inside the harbour you need provide locking instructions. approaching the lock, a slow yellow to head north-east past East Head Alternatively, you may be asked to flashing beacon coupled with a

8 Light Sequence Red Light Stop. Vessels may not proceed. Inbound vessels should heave to or give way to outbound vessels. Green Light Vessels may proceed. Flashing Orange Beacon and a Green Light indicates free flow is operating and you can transit the lock.

9 Locking Procedure General Locking Requirements Rig fenders on both sides of your vessel Enter the lock on the Green Light and go as far forward as possible or as directed by the lock keeper Usually an aft line, then a forward line, will be passed to you; in the absence of a staff member please use the vertical lines at the sides of the lock to steady your boat. Switch off all engines Take a half turn around your cleat to control your vessel DO NOT TIE OFF Exit the lock when given instructions from the lock keeper Skippers without VHF radio should contact our lock keeper by mobile phone on or by mooring on the waiting pontoon. For safety reasons it is strongly recommended that skippers call using VHF Ch.80. Inbound Berth Holders There is no requirement to call our lock keeper inbound. Monitor VHF channel 80 at all times Please do not overtake in the approach fairway and keep a reasonable distance from the vessel in front Do not hang back in the approach fairway, use the outer waiting pontoon Inbound Visitors Please refer to Arrivals on the previous page. Inbound and outbound all customers should call VHF Ch. 80 incase there is noone in the lock pod. Outbound Call Chichester Marina on VHF Ch. 80 for instructions when you wish to leave During peak times you may be given a locking out number. Stay on your berth until called When the lock is available you will be asked to slip your berth and proceed to the main fairway immediately The lock keeper will ask you for a return date FREE FLOW as the flooding tide reaches the marina basin level both sets of lock gates are opened. This is known as free flow. During neap tides and at the top of extreme spring high tides free flow may not operate. Normal locking procedure then applies A flashing orange beacon in conjunction with a green traffic light indicates free flow is operating The lock keeper will announce the start of free flow on VHF Ch. 80 Red and green traffic lights control access through the lock During free flow there is no need to call our lock keeper. Leave one lock length between boats. FOR SAFETY REASONS IT IS FORBIDDEN TO STOP IN THE LOCK DURING FREE FLOW

10 Safety boxes (containing fire extinguisher, first aid kit, thermal blanket, throw lines and life rings) marked red on every pontoon, minimum of 2 per pontoon Emergency ladders on every pontoon, minimum of 2 per pontoon Summer Trailer Sailer Storage Outboard Engine Flush Tank Salterns Way Hoist Dock Slipway Bird Hide Trailer Storage Outer Waiting Pontoon Inner Waiting Pontoon Car Park Barrier MARINA RECEPTION Sewage Pump Out Visitor Car Pa The Boat House Café Hoist Dock CYC Boat Park Chichester Yacht Club Visitor Car Park Retail Chandlery Outdoor Clothing Yacht Sales New Boatyard and Marine Services Marine Services Boatshed Marine Services CHICHESTER CANAL The Salterns Apartments

11 Key to Marina Plan Marina Reception Pontoon Number and Water Evacuation Point Fire Assembly Point Emergency Point Toilet & Showers Public Toilets Berth Holder Parking Boat house Café Recycling Fuel Bay Launderette rk A286

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13 Chichester Marina useful information 24-Hour Reception The Marina Reception is open every day (administration ). You may contact the reception on VHF Ch. 80, telephone or call into Reception at any time 24-Hour Security CCTV cameras are located throughout the marina, including car parks and shoreside. Notices to Mariners Notices issued by Chichester Harbour Master are displayed in the Marina Reception. Weather Forecasts Weather forecasts are available from the Marina Reception, shower blocks and website. Fuel bay with gas The fuel bay is open in the summer and in the winter. Diesel and unleaded petrol are sold. Please call on VHF Ch.80 before heading for the fuel bay. Out of hours, lock operation takes priority. Calor Gas and butane Camping Gas are available from the Marina Reception. Pump-out Facilities Holding tank pump-out facilities are available on the fuel berth - please contact the Marina for service. Electricity If you require electricity during your stay, please contact the Marina Reception. Premier WiFi Enjoy broadband speed WiFi via hotspots located throughout the marina. Provided free of charge for up to four hours per day (one device at a time). To use more than one device and to get 24 hour access, please visit the Marina Reception to upgrade to Premier WiFi Plus. Launderette The launderette is situated behind H block ablutions and is open 24 hours a day. There are coin operated washing and drying machines (change is available from the Marina Reception) plus an iron/board (key fob entry). Chandlery and convenience store The chandlery is located in the boatyard and is open Basic food supplies are also sold here. Bars/Restaurants Chichester Marina has two restaurants. Chichester Yacht Club ( ) adjacent to the canal lock and the Boat House Café ( ) - please call to make a reservation. Refuse and Recycling Premier has full recycling facilities onsite, we ask that our customers join us in protecting the environment by using these facilities and ensuring you put your recyclables in the appropriate bins. Recyclables such as cans, all plastics, paper, cardboard, Tetra Paks and packaging will need to be disposed of in the Dry Mixed Recycling bins. Glass bins are also provided for all bottles and jars. Food and general waste will need to be disposed of in the bins marked General Waste. Waste disposal areas are situated near the marina reception and on each bridgehead. Waste oil can be disposed of in the boatyard. Battery recycling bins are also available. A bin is provided at reception for all Non-EU food waste. Chichester Marina s full postal address is Chichester Marina, Birdham, Chichester, West Sussex PO20 7EJ

14 SAVE UP TO 500 ON BERTHING! REFER A FRIEND INTO ANY PREMIER MARINA AND YOU COULD BOTH SAVE 500. As a Berth Holder you can claim up to 500 credit to your account when you refer a friend into a Premier marina - and your friend could save up to 500 on their first year s berthing *. But that s not all, you can refer as many friends as your choose into our marinas and you can refer into any Premier marina. Find out more at Reception or at premiermarinas.com * Terms and conditions apply. Boats over 8 metres. Subject to availability.

15 MARINE BREAKDOWN ASSISTANCE NO EXCESS AND NO LOSS OF NO CLAIMS BONUS FOR ACCIDENTS IN A PREMIER MARINA. SPECIALIST MARINE INSURANCE WITH EXCLUSIVE BERTH HOLDER DISCOUNTS AND BENEFITS. Along with the specialist marine insurance cover and service you d expect from Premier, our Berth Holders insurance offers a 20% saving * and a raft of benefits. Ask for details at Reception, call or visit premiermarineinsurance.co.uk Discount is calculated by deducting 20% from the premium before Insurance Premium Tax and Customer Service Charge. It is also subject to a minimum premium and the insurer s underwriting criteria. Premier Marine Insurance is a trading name of Premier Marinas Limited - an Introducer Appointed Representative of Towergate Underwriting Group Limited, registered in England: Towergate Underwriting Group Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

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17 Places to visit and things to do Chichester boasts an interesting mix of city, coast and countryside and there s no better place to explore. From Roman villas to art galleries and a planetarium, to the Tudor Market Cross and Chichester s Norman Cathedral. Shopaholics love Chichester too for its unique boutiques, lively market and high street shops. Shopping done, there s the opportunity to enjoy a night at the theatre, try a trendy restaurant or pop over to Goodwood where there is always lots going on. Places To Visit Bosham Walk Cineworld Chichester Cinema at New Park Chichester District Museum Chichester Festival Theatre Chichester Harbour Conservancy Chichester Tourist Information Fishbourne Roman Palace Goodwood House Novium Museum Pallant House Gallery South Downs Planetarium Tangmere Military Aviation Museum Weald and Downland Open Air Museum Westgate Leisure Centre X-Train (Watersports School) Onsite and Local Restaurants Chichester Marina has two onsite restaurants and both welcome marina visitors: Chichester Yacht Club (by the canal lock) Boat House Café (Boatyard) Crouchers Country Hotel Crown & Anchor (Riverside Pub) The Ship Inn (Itchenor) Transport Premier Cars Chichester Station Taxis Dunnaways Taxis

18 Lane 1 Note to Wheelchair Users There are several sections of Salterns Way which are off-road and offer access opportunities for all-terrain or soft-wheeled wheelchairs. These sections are indicated on the map and also on the route markers. Users of the Salterns Way do so at their own risk. Chichester Harbour Conservancy do not accept any responsibility for any loss, damage or injury, howsoever caused, arising directly or indirectly from use of the Salterns Way cycle route. 5 A27 Fishbourne Rd (west) Clay Lane Appledram Lane (south) A27 Fishbourne Rd A259 A259 Westgate Terminus Rd A27 Chicheste A W 1 CHICHESTER Start/ Finish Salterns Way Cycle Route Access opportunities for all-terrain or soft-wheeled wheelchairs WEST WITTERING Ellanore Lane Summerfield Rd Rookwood Road Coastguard Pound Road Elms Lane 2 Lane Cakeham Road B The Causeway Lock Lane 4 Court Barn Lane Broomers Lane BIRDHAM Start/ Finish 5 3 Westlands Crooked Lane Martins Church Lane Lane Main Road Map reproduced from or based upon 2008 Ordnance Survey material with permission of the Controller of HMSO Crown Copyright reserved. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings West Sussex County Council Licence No

19 Explore Chichester Harbour on The Salterns Way Salterns Way is an 18km cycle route from the centre of Chichester to the sand dunes of East Head. The route follows rural roads and cycle paths through the countryside. It has been funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund and is managed by Chichester Harbour Conservancy. Section 1 Chichester - Appledram Lane South The route starts at The Cross, Chichester. From The Cross, travel along West Street, passing the Cathedral. Go straight across the roundabout into Westgate and continue. You will need to cross the railway line before continuing into Section 2 Appledram Lane South to Lock Lane At the T-junction with Dell Quay Lane turn right and then left onto a wide farm road. The route narrows and passes Salterns Copse woodland and then emerges at Chichester Marina. Turn left and travel around the marina. Shortly after the car barrier turn right continue along Church Lane passing the church on your left. Church Lane then becomes Westlands Lane which is a concrete road leading down to a farm. Just before the farm you will see two gates to your left. Go through the small kissing gate and follow the route which crosses fields before coming out next to Itchenor Caravan Park. Turn left on this road and continue until you see the path on the right. The cycle route continues across the field, a gate at the other end takes you through to Sheepwash Lane. Turn right onto Sheepwash Lane. This lane is used by vehicles and horses. Continue until you come to Rookwood Road. Fishbourne Road East. An underpass brings you out onto Fishbourne Road West (A259). Turn left for a short way and then right onto Appledram Lane South. After about 400m, leave the road and go through the wooden kissing gate on your left. Sections of this route are on public footpaths, please be aware of walkers. The path returns to Appledram Lane South through another kissing gate. Turn left at the Lane and continue to the T-junction. and keep on the road alongside Chichester Canal until you reach the second bridge crossing the canal adjacent to the old lock gates. This is a public footpath, you must dismount and walk over the bridge, turn right at the end of the tall fence and then walk to the road. Section 3 Lock Lane to Itchenor Caravan Park Keep on Lock Lane which becomes Broomers Lane and then Martins Lane. You will come to a junction Section 4 Itchenor Caravan Park to Rookwood Road After passing the Caravan Park go through the wooden gate and turn right onto Itchenor Road. Follow the road round to the right. Pass the church of St Nicholas on your right, 50 yards on turn left. Do not continue down the road to Itchenor Park Farm but take the left turn which goes to the village hall and go through the small wooden gate. Follow the signed path until you come to a Section 5 Rookwood Road to East Head Turn right onto Rookwood Road. You will pass a small row of shops, continue on and turn right into Pound Road. Pass the public toilets on your left and bear left onto the road that takes you down to the West Wittering beach car park. Follow the road right down to the car park entrance. Cycle through the car park to the far end. At the end proceed on foot through the with Church Lane. Turn right and junction with a concrete farm road. five-bar gate and onto East Head.

20 Safety in Chichester Marina General safety in the marina First aid is available from the Marina Reception - usually 24 hours a day A defibrillator is situated outside the Marina Reception Locate and familiarise yourself with the positions of the marina safety boxes you will find them on the pontoons. These boxes house fire extinguishers, throw lines, thermal blankets and first aid kits. Nearby you will find emergency ladders Report all accidents and potential hazards to the Marina Reception immediately Use rescue equipment only in the event of an emergency - advise the Marina Reception if you use any of the equipment. Misuse of this equipment may have life-threatening ramifications for future users Keep the pontoons clear of materials, tenders etc Do not allow your vessel s anchors and davits to overhang walkways While you are in the marina keep your vessel speed to less than 5 knots Do not ride, or allow children to ride in the marina trolleys Children should wear suitable lifejackets and should be supervised when near the water In wet or icy weather watch out for slippery pontoons It is strictly forbidden to swim, fish

21 In the event of an emergency dial 999 then call the Marina Reception on VHF Ch. 80 or dial For your general safety in the marina and for advice on fire safety in the marina please read below. or scuba dive in the marina The boatyard has large equipment moving around. Please keep clear of vessels and machinery involved in lifting operations Do not use bicycles, scooters or skateboards on the pontoons or jetties Ensure that you use the correct size and quantity of mooring lines for your boat Do not remove the supports from your vessel in the yard Have electrical leads checked by a qualified person on a regular basis Read the safety instructions on the electricity supply pod before connecting your boat to the supply Do not sail or row boats in the Marina Advice on fire safety in the marina Locate and note the position of fire assembly points see marina site map in this guide. Where applicable note Water Evacuation Points At the Fuel Jetty: No smoking. Turn off mobile phones, VHF radios, engines and cooking appliances. Extinguish naked flames. Follow any instructions given by our trained members of staff Do not use BBQs on boats, jetties or pontoons Keep minimum stores of petrol, diesel and gas Install a smoke alarm and test it regularly Ensure all gas installations are in a sound condition and checked regularly by a qualified registered contractor Make sure your gas bottle (LPG) is secured and kept away from heat sources Check that your fire extinguishers and fire blanket are serviceable Always isolate fuel and gas on leaving your vessel Check electrical heaters, dehumidifiers and 240v equipment on leaving your vessel In the event of an emergency Dial 999 select the service you require Notify the Marina Reception on or VHF Ch.80. The marina staff will then implement their Emergency Action Plan Do not try to tackle the incident yourself - unless you are appropriately trained for the incident at hand - and it is safe to do so In the event of an evacuation leave immediately and head for the nearest fire assembly point - see marina site map in this guide. If the route is blocked, make your way to the nearest Water Evacuation Point Follow all instructions given by marina staff, security and the emergency services Alert neighbouring vessels Do not waste time collecting personal items.

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23 Premier s boatyard and other marine services With a first-class boatyard, an experienced team and a full suite of marine services, Chichester Marina is the perfect place to carry out routine boat maintenance or to undertake major undercover repairs. Premier s boatyard services Premier s experienced boatyard team operates a quality boatyard service that includes the use of two hoists a 65 tonne hoist located on the south side of the marina and a 35 tonne hoist on the north side. Chichester s boatyard services are available year-round, offering lift, highpressure wash, block off and re-launch. Chichester Marina also benefits from outside boat storage and besides 8 weeks free storage ashore, Premier Berth Holders enjoy a 15% discount on boatyard services. To find out more about our boatyard or to book boatyard services ask at the Marina Reception, chichester@ premiermarinas.com or visit premiermarinas.com. See over for marine tenant services.

24 To find out more, or to make a boatyard booking, call the Marina Reception on or chichester@premiermarinas.com. Alternatively go online for a boatyard quote at premiermarinas.com

25 Onsite and local marine services Alongside Premier s boatyard, Chichester Marina offers an outstanding mix of dedicated onsite marine tenants. Together these companies cover all aspects of boat care and provide a full and comprehensive range of maintenance and repair services. There is also an onsite chandlery that stocks the products you need to restore your boat or maintain it, as well as convenience food to give you a hassle free season. If you cannot see the services you need here, please do not hesitate to ask for assistance at the Marinas Reception. BOAT REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE Navigators Marine Service Centre info@navigatorsmarine.co.uk Ocean Marine info@oceanmarine-services.co.uk John Bone Boat Builder Classic Yachts (Chichester) Ltd BOAT SALES/BROKERAGE Ancasta Sussex Boat Shop Network Yacht Brokers chichester@networkyachtbrokers.co.uk Specialists in Power & Sail boat sales. Main agents for Jeanneau Power & Sail boats as well as Ribeye. CHANDLERY WITH CONVENIENCE STORE Marine Super Store ELECTRONIC Roger Upham Marine Electronics sales@rumeltd.co.uk Electronics and electrics MARINE ENGINEERING Golden Arrow Marine chichester@goldenarrow.co.uk For complete engineering sales, service, parts, warranty and support including Volvo Penta Centre, plus many leading brands. With 4 branches across the south coast. METAL FABRICATORS C & B Marine RIGGING Holman Rigging enquiries@holmanrigging.co.uk VALETING Chichester Yacht Valeting Additional marine services Noman Furnishing info@domans.co.uk BOAT COVERS Sussex Boat Shop MARINE ASSISTANCE Sea Start MARINE MAINTENANCE Marlin Environmental Services SEA SCHOOLS AND CHARTER Chichester Sea School Doug Griffith Yacht Service Sailboatproject.org Cascade Sailing RETAIL AND CAFÉ Coastal and Outdoor Living The Boat House Café Chichester Yacht Club office@cyc.co.uk CYC welcomes new members and visiting yachtsmen; fully licensed bar and restaurant open for lunch and dinner every day in the summer, closed Mondays and Tuesdays in winter.

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