 | |
| Ihre Suche
|
Port St. Mary - Isle of Man |
|
Port St Mary is a classic small harbour in a beautiful setting. Port St Mary consists of an inner drying harbour and an outer always afloat berthing harbour. |
|
|
Ardglass Marina |
|
Ardglass Marina is located at a strategically-important position on the coast of County Down. Its deep-water basin has room for approx 80 craft, and is open 24 hours a day all year round. |
|
|
Poratferry Marina |
|
Portaferry Marina is situated on the east shore of The Narrows, the gateway to Strangford Lough. It has 30 berths, on-site water and electricity, and 2.5 mtrs L.A.T. A marina nature reserve of unparalleled beauty, Portaferry is the ideal starting point from which to explore Strangford Lough and its on-shore activities. |
|
|
Holyhead Marina |
|
Holyhead Marina, gateway to North Wales sailing, lies in the south west corner of Holyhead harbour. One of the UK's harbour's of refuge, access is possible in all weathers and at all states of the tide. The marina will have 450 fully serviced berths when completed. |
|
|
Portpatrick Harbour |
|
Portpatrick Harbour is a beautiful small harbour at the west coast of Rhins of Galloway peninsula. Although the access from sea is easy, sailors have to take care of some rocks inside the harbour. The shelter at South-West winds is bad due to appropriate exposure to the open sea. Facilities are very limited. |
|
|
Bangor Marina |
|
Bangor Marina is situated on the south shore of Belfast Lough, close to the Irish Sea cruising routes. The marina provides a safe berth in the centre of Bangor, a pleasant friendly town within 25 minutes drive of Belfast City Airport and City Centre. |
|
|
Whitehaven Harbour and Marina |
|
Whitehaven is situated at the south-western entrance to the Solway Firth, and is ideally placed to offer boat owners a superb departure point for the Isle of Man, Ireland, South Scotland, Clyde and Hebridean cruising, or even a Trans-Atlantic crossing. |
|
|
Carlingford Marina |
|
Carlingford Marina is located on the Southern Shore of Carlingford Lough, which is claimed to be the most picturesque inlet on the East Coast of Ireland. The Lough itself is 8 miles long, and its upper parts lie between the lower slopes of the Mountains of Mourne and the Cooley Mountains, making its position very conspicuous from the sea. |
|
|
|
|
Deutsch 
Home
Details...