Torquay Harbour - Permanent Berthing Facilities
At Torquay Harbour there are two harbours with boat moorings, the Outer Harbour which has a Town Dock (pontoon berths) and the Inner Harbour which has fore and aft moorings.
Outer Harbour
Torquay outer harbour now boasts a Town Dock facility which accommodates approximately 170 berths. Please be aware that the outer harbour waiting list is closed until further notice and this faciltiy is restricted to permanent residents within the TQ postcode.
Separate pontoon and trot moorings in the outer harbour exist strictly for commercial vessels only and a waiting list also applies for these facilities.
Inner Harbour
Torquay inner harbour benefits from a cill, which impounds the water at half tide level and provides 175 trot moorings suitable for craft from 4.27 (14’) up to 9.15 metres (30’). Spaces are available for vessels up to 19ft in lenght for 2009/10 and please contact the harbour office for more details.
For further details on access to the inner harbour, please refer to the Bridge Operation leaflet or go to our Bridge and Cill Instructions page. If you know what size mooring you require please fill in the Harbours Facility Use Application Form. For terms and conditions for waiting lists refer to our Waiting List Terms and Conditions.
For Harbour Dues and Mooring Fees for Torquay Harbour please see the table below. All charges, dues and fees are subject to the appropriate rate of Value Added Tax (15%) which is included in the price, except as indicated.
2009 - 2010 Torquay Mooring Fees
| Inner Harbour Trot Mooring | £49.66 per m LOA / per annum |
| Outer Harbour Swinging Mooring | £68.32 per m LOA / per annum |
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| Inner Harbour Visitor Pontoons | As per visitor charges |
| Outer Harbour Town Dock (non commercial) | £171.00 per m berth / per annum |
| Outer Harbour Town Dock (commercial) | £57.00 per m LOA / per annum |
| Outer Harbour Town Dock Jet Ski Pods | £825 .00 per berth / per annum |
2009 - 2010 Torquay Harbour Dues
| Recreational Vessels, Commercial Vessels under 50M LOA not undertaking work within the harbour and Commerical Vessels normally moored within the harbour regardless of whether they are carrying out work or not (other than passenger vessels). | £43.92 per m / LOA / year or part |
Boat Park Spaces
Torquay harbour's boat park spaces (sailing dinghies) comprise of three different catogories and are all under the control of the Harbour Office for which waiting lists apply.
These comprise of:
- Flying fifteen/Laser SB3 spaces which are situated on the south side of South Pier
- General spaces for average sized sailing dinghies situated on Beacon Quay. (dinghies upto 18ft LOA only).
- Youth Sailing dinghy spaces (helms under 16 years of age)situated on Beacon Quay.
To apply for a space and register on the relevant waiting list please contact the harbour office. Please be aware that boats kept in these spaces may need to be moved by the owners for quayside events or bad weather. For boat park space charges please see the table below. All charges, dues and fees are subject to the appropriate rate of Value Added Tax (15%) which is included in the price, except as indicated.
2008 - 2009 Charges for Boat Parking & Storage on Quays
| Boat Parking - single hull vessels | £51.56 per m / LOA / per annum |
| Boat Parking - multi hull vessels (occupying more than one space) | £64.43 per m / LOA / per annum |
| Boat Trailers only (subject to availability) | Trailer parking is subject to availability and the discretion of the Harbour Superintendant, |
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| Paignton Horizontal Racks, subject to availability | £101.42 per rack per annum |
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Last updated : 24.06.2009, 13:55:39