Note to visiting vessels:
Only visiting vessels who have prebooked a berth are permitted access through the locks into the marina. If your vessel is planning to visit Shoreham Port, please contact Lady Bee Chandlery on 01273 591705 prior to arrival.
Shoreham Port’s General Directions define a 'Small vessel' to mean any vessel of less than twenty metres in length overall. We provide several important facilities to the wider community, and we support a variety of pursuits, including windsurfing, jet skiing, leisure boating, sailing and fishing.
We would like to remind our leisure community that the following apply - if you have any queries on the below, please do not hesitate to contact us.
To pay your Harbour Dues you can pay via Bacs transfer as stated on your invoice, or you can contact Lady Bee Chandlery to pay with your card via telephone on 01273 591705
If you are a small vessel owner (please see our definition of small vessel here) please review this important information below:
Only visiting vessels who have prebooked a berth are permitted access through the locks into the marina. If your vessel is planning to visit Shoreham Port, please contact Lady Bee Chandlery on 01273 591705 prior to arrival.
PWC’s are fast and fun and are easily launched and manoeuvred on and off of the water. Their use is now an established form of water sport with a band of enthusiastic participants who enjoy the performance this kind of craft can provide. However, most PWC use takes place in the close inshore zone and harbours. This poses a management challenge to ensure PWC users can enjoy themselves without risking the safety and enjoyment of others. Shoreham Port Authority (SPA) considers that suitably experienced and trained PWC users pose a medium to low risk if used responsibly. We are working closely with Sussex Marine Water Sports Ltd. and The Harbour Club (SPA current designated launch sites) to manage these craft effectively.
PWC’s are only permitted to launch at designated launch sites and proceed directly to sea or from sea directly to the launch site.
PWC’s are not permitted to go up the Rive Adur west of The Harbour Club
The Master (rider) of a Personal Watercraft is required to:
An information leaflet has been developed in conjunction with Brighton and Hove and Adur and Worthing Councils to assist users of PWCs to enjoy their experience and behave in a safe and responsible manner. It is available for download here.