The location of Aberystwyth Marina, in a historic university town, ensures there are a range of cultural, active and educational activities within close proximity to the marina for berth holders to benefit from, as well as enjoying the beautiful blue waters of West Wales.
- Watch the dolphins in Cardigan Bay
- Easy reach of Pembrokeshire coastline with its coastal National Park
- The Medina at the Marina bistro opening summer 2022
- A days sail from Porthmadog, Pwllhelli and the Llyn Peninsula
- Good staging point for visiting Ireland or the Isle of Man
Adam Knowles
Marina Manager
What Makes Aberystwyth So Special
The waterfront at the marina
After a successful pop-up over the summer, Medina at the Marina will soon be a permanent waterfront feature, bringing all her eatery delights to Harbour House.
The town
From the town’s picturesque promenade, explore Constitution Hill, which has the longest electrical powered Funicular Railway in the UK. Experience the 52 mile Ceredigion Coastal Path which passes through the marina or the 21 mile Ystwyth Trail which offers some fantastic panoramic views of the Ceredigion countryside. There is so much to explore.
Culture
Home to the oldest of the Welsh universities founded in 1872, 10,000 students a year almost double the population of the town during term-time. The location of the National Library of Wales, established in 1911 and the Aberystwyth Arts Centre, Wales’ largest arts centre, there is no lack of cultural interest. Don’t forget a wide range of bars and restaurants in the town centre.
Berth Holder Facilities
- Free onsite parking for berth holders
- Brand standard washroom facilities
- Laundry facilities
- Rubbish disposal and recycling facilities
- Electricity to berths
- Fresh water to berths
- Dedicated marina office
- Chandlery
- Slipway
- Brokerage
- Free WiFi access
Marine Services Available
- Boatlifting
- Antifouling
- Valeting
- Hull washing
- Rigging
- Engine servicing and repair
- Electrical installations, fault finding and repair
Berthing Prices
We offer a range of flexible berthing options with new berth holders welcomed all year round.
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Annual Berthing
Vessels up to 5 metres £2,070
Vessels up to 7 metres £2,625
Vessels up to 9 metres £3,190
Vessels up to 11 metres £3,835
Vessels up to 14 metres £4,470
Hammerhead & Elbow £5,075
- Flexible payment options. Pay in advance or monthly by direct debit (10% surcharge applies)
- Free hard storage for up to 8 weeks (subject to availablity)
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Visitor Berthing
£3.20/metre per night
£20 Day visit
£130 Annual slipway pass (unlimited use)
£18 Day slipway pass
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Summer Berthing
£55/metre monthly
£19.50/metre weekly
Special small boat offer (April to September)
Vessels up to 5metres £1,550
- Flexible and competitively priced summer berthing
- Available between 1st April to 30th September
- Monthly and weekly rates
- Enjoy your summer afloat in Aberystwyth
- Try a different cruising ground from Cardigan Bay
- Stay longer and save on our daily visitor rates
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Winter Berthing
£30/metre monthly
£15/metre weekly
- Flexible and competitively priced winter berthing
- Marina berths and hard storage available
- Available between 1st October to 31st March
- Monthly and weekly rates
- Boatyard services available
- Book in your winter maintenance
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Short Term Trailer Storage
Per day £15
Per week £80
- Short term trailer storage solution
Interested in Berthing with us? Get in touch
Contact usNavigation
ABERYSTWYTH MARINA CAN BE CONTACTED ON VHF CH.80. THE HARBOUR MASTER LISTENS ON VHF CH.16 AND OPERATE ON VHF CH.14
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Navigation to Aberystwyth Marina
There are a number of instructions that boat owners berthing at Aberystwyth Marina need to be aware of. Please take the time to read this information and if you require further assistance please contact the marina office or visit www.discoverceredigion.co.uk
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Approaching Aberystwyth Marina
The harbour is located by Pendinas, a conspicuous hill 120m high, with the Wellington monument at its crest. The head of the north breakwater, the Wooden Jetty, on the Wellington monument leads 140 ◦, which clears you south of the Castle Rocks. The approach should be treated with caution in strong onshore winds, beware of cross-tides and boulders around head of the South Pier, the Stone Pier, and the Trap (an area of rough ground) which is to the north of the Wooden Jetty. If visitors approach the entrance on a bearing of 110 degrees and locate the west cardinal mark and align with a yellow painted lamppost beyond on the shore. Using this as a day transit until you are abeam of the wooden jetty’s mentioned below and turn immediately to port and proceed in mid channel to the marina.
The Wooden Jetty is marked with Q WR 9m; Red Sector (141-175) which covers the Castle Rocks. The south Pier F1.(2)WG 10s 12m 10m. There are four FR (vertical) on a radio tower 2.8 miles to the south. The entrance is narrow with a 90◦ port turn inside the Wooden Jetty head. The bar is immediately outside the head of the Stone Pier; at low water springs there is about 0.7meteres on the bar when on the leading line.
Boats drawing 2.0 meters are advised to enter up to 2.0 hours before and 2.5 hours after HW in calm conditions and boats drawing up to 1.0 meters can enter 3.0 hours before and 3.5 hours after HW.
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Within the harbour
There is a speed limit within the harbour and the marina. All vessels leaving or entering the harbour should not exceed the speed of 5 knots. It is also advisable to check your stern wash.
On Arrival at Aberystwyth Marina
All new boats must report to the Marina Office on arrival to complete a mooring contract. Boat owners need a copy of their fully comprehensive insurance documents. If you require a competitive quote for marine insurance contact Bay Marine Insurance.
Marina Office Opening Times ~ 01970 611422
For more information or to view our facilities please visit our marina office where our staff will be happy to help.
All Year
Monday - Friday
9am - 5pm
Saturdays
10am - 2pm
Sundays and Bank Holidays
Closed
