The natural haven where the New Forest meets the Solent
2019 Tide Times & Information JEREMY ROGERS LIMITED WELCOME TO THE BEAULIEU RIVER & BUCKLER’S HARD boat builders & composite specialists
Welcome to the Beaulieu River, which forms the south eastern edge of the Beaulieu Estate and is one of the few privately owned estuaries in the world.
It has been in the custodianship of my family since 1538 when Henry VIII closed Beaulieu Abbey and sold its lands to my ancestor Thomas Wriothesley. The monks settled at Beaulieu partly because the river ensured easy transit between the abbey and points further afield, and so it remains today.
photo by Alex Irwin The estuary is an ideal place from which to sail in the Solent or to visit for a short stay and, if you seek the pleasures of the countryside, the Beaulieu Estate and the New Forest National Park are on your doorstep. The craftmanship’s ours. The adventure’s all yours. My aim is to maintain the natural beauty of the river and protect its wildlife and so the number of moorings is carefully controlled. The river currently offers 115 marina berths and over 300 moorings which are served by a seasonal water taxi. Buckler’s Hard Yacht Harbour offers full marina services, including We are well known as the home of Contessa yachts, but whatever newly refurbished washroom and laundry facilities, an open policy boatyard and kind of boat you have, our yard in the Lymington Yacht Haven is the perfect chandlery. Along with a range of other benefits, permanent berth holders can place for refurbishment. We carry out all shipwright work including: take advantage of the Yacht Harbour’s membership of the TransEurope group of marinas which provides reciprocal discounts when visiting over 70 partner complete interior refits • engines • electronics • hull blasting marinas around the UK and Europe.
Come and talk to our friendly and expert team about your next project.
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Beaulieu River Harbour Master, Wendy Stowe, and her team pride themselves in providing a professional and friendly service to all visitors. Whether you are here for a few hours, a day or longer, please be sure Bienvenue au port de Welkom bij de Willkommen zu Buckler’s to let the team know if they can be of assistance. plaisance de Buckler’s jachthaven Buckler’s Hard Yacht Harbour am Hard, à Beaulieu River. Hard in Beaulieu River. Beaulieu River.
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By Boat The Beaulieu River is centrally located on the Solent. When Sailing distances: approaching from the east, keep the lit south cardinal to starboard off Stone Point and steer to the vicinity of a lit, yellow special buoy close Cowes...... 2.6 Nm to the bearing to run in on. The bearing to run in on is 324° guided by Lymington...... 6 Nm the transit marks, the front mark is port post No. 2 and the back mark is the eastern edge of Lepe House. Hamble...... 5.5 Nm Portsmouth...... 10 Nm The Buckler’s Hard Yacht Harbour is a pleasant 3.5 nautical mile cruise Chichester...... 18 Nm upstream. Please report to the Harbour Master’s Office on arrival using VHF channel 68 and call sign Beaulieu River Radio. Poole...... 25 Nm Weymouth...... 45 Nm By Car We are 14 miles from the M27 with easy access to the main south coast cities, the M3 and London. There is ample parking for customers. Find us via satnav using SO42 7XB and enjoy your journey Local Taxi Services through the New Forest. Lymington Taxis...... 01590 688888 Marchwood Motorways..02380 845433 By Train Harvey’s Taxi...... 07770 722522 The closest main line railway station is eight miles away in Mike’s Taxis...... 07525 864588 Brockenhurst, with a regular service running between London Waterloo and Weymouth. A taxi from Brockenhurst to Buckler’s Hard Yacht Harbour will take approximately 20 minutes. SOS River Pontoon SOS Footpath to SOS MARINA LAYOUT & FACILITIES Beaulieu Pontoon E
SOS Pontoon D Buckler’s Hard Yacht Harbour holds The Yacht Harbour Association’s five Gold Pontoon C Anchor award for its facilities and customer service. Harbour Master’s SOS Office Harbour Master’s Office I The Master Builder’s House Hotel Pontoon B Please pop in or contact us and we will be happy to Enjoy a meal at the Riverside Restaurant or the help. Open from 8am, 7 days a week. Yachtsman’s Bar. The hotel offers 25 guest rooms, N 01590 616200 | [email protected] some with river views. SOS Pontoon A 01590 616253 | themasterbuilders.co.uk A Lavatories, Showers and Launderette Refurbished in 2018. Open at all times for use by J Maritime Museum and C Hoist Dock A berth holders & visitors. Includes a fully equipped The Buckler’s Hard Story B SOS F coin operated launderette. Facilities for disabled Learn about the 18th century village where ships for E G H D visitors are also available. Nelson’s Navy were built. Open daily from 10am. SOS BHG Chandlery & Groceries BHG Service Visitor B K Tenders Open every day, stocking a good range of chandlery Full service and repair facilities for inboard/outboard SOS items and bottled gas. The chandlery also stocks a trailerable RIBs, tenders and small craft. Located at Summer only small selection of grocery items including fresh milk, the top of the village. bread, newspapers, confectionery and ice. 01590 616479 | [email protected] 01590 612078 | [email protected] L Captain’s Cabin Tea Rooms Boat Yard Services Slipway River Cruises C and Gift Shop Engine servicing, repairs and replacement, Boat Park Hot and cold snacks, cakes and cream teas. Open electronics, painting and antifouling, from 10am, 7 days a week. Scrubbing Grids fibreglass repairs. 01590 616293 01590 612078 | [email protected] Bike Hire D Rubbish Disposal Available from the Harbour Master’s Office. Skips and recycling bins are located within the main Buckler’s refuse compound in the boatyard. Fishing I Hard Village Fishing from vessels moored in the river and from the Hotel only E Buckler’s Hard Yacht Brokers river bank including Buckler’s Hard, Keeping Trees, Sole appointed brokers for the Beaulieu River. Bailey’s Hard and Park Shore is by permit only. Day 01590 616316 | [email protected] and annual permits are obtainable from the Harbour Master’s Office for a small charge. F Fuel and Water Fuel and fresh water are available from the fuel Visitors with Disabilities pontoon, which is open until 6pm (3.30pm winter). If you need assistance, please do not hesitate to Fresh water is also available in the marina. contact one of the river staff. Please note: ramp J access to the marina is steep at low tide. G RNLI Lifejacket Lockers Available to customers, providing a safe place to temporarily store lifejackets when coming ashore. SOS Emergency Point Each locker can hold up to four lifejackets. (Fire Extinguisher & First Aid Kit) K L H Buckler’s Hard Water Taxi Portable Ladder Pick up/drop off point. Contact via VHF channel 68 Beaulieu River Radio. Fixed Ladder COOKS MARITIME CRAFTSMEN Boat Builder / Shipwright
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A wide range of repairs and re-fits carried out and craft maintained, from internal joinery, GRP, and timber repairs to boat washing, antifouling and painting Local workshop at Lymington Yacht Haven Buckler’s Hard Water Taxi 07952 955906 / 01590 675521 [email protected] www.cooksmaritime.co.uk Beaulieu River customers Beaulieu can use the Buckler’s Hard Village N water taxi to travel between their boats on the river and the marina.
The taxi can be contacted via the Harbour Master’s Office OR ALL Buoy No. 240 F on 01590 616200 or VHF channel 68 Beaulieu River Radio, and starts from the fuel jetty in the marina.
Single Trip Adult Child Buoy No. 194 Under 12 Canoeing & Kayaking £1.50 £1.00 River Pontoon Archery £3.50 £2.50 Baalefield LIVE Marina £6.00 £4.00 Mooring No. 148 Group Accviies Buckler’s BO Past Mooring No.79 £10.00 £8.00 C y c l e H i r e and more! OK Hard ONLIN E Operating Times
7 days a week throughout the year (except Christmas and Boxing Day). Buoy No. 117 Please note: Due to weather or operational difficulties the water taxi may not always be running. Please check with the Harbour Master’s Office before FIND US IN BEAULIEU | O1590 612377 planning your journey. The water taxi does not run as far as Beaulieu village. From May through to September at weekends a water taxi will run from Gins NEWFORESTACTIVITIES.CO.UK Farm to serve moorings in this location.
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Experience the beauty and tranquillity of the Beaulieu River and visit us either Visiting for a day, overnight or perhaps even longer. Visitors are welcome to berth on the visitor’s pontoon at any time, 20% DISCOUNT With a five Gold Anchors accreditation, Buckler’s Hard Yacht Harbour offers a sheltered setting for 115 fully day or night. Please report to the Harbour Master’s Office within 24 serviced berths, more than 300 moorings and a boat park with a slipway. hours of arriving inside the limits of the river. The Harbour Master’s on admission to Office can be contacted via VHF channel 68Beaulieu River Radio or Beaulieu & Buckler’s Yachts up to 60ft can be comfortably accommodated and the on-site boatyard facilitates repair services, as via telephone 01590 616200. Hard visitor attractions well as lift-out, washdown and storage services all year round. for overnight visitors* Rates from 1st April to the end of September 2019 for visiting yachts, As well as a friendly service from experienced staff, permanent berth and mooring holders can enjoy *Applies to on-the-day admission per vessel, per night. Subject to availability. Visitor walk ashore berths prices to Beaulieu and Buckler’s Hard benefits including: can be booked in advance by contacting the Harbour Office. on presentation of a Beaulieu River mooring receipt. ⚓ 30 days free storage and 10% off lift and launch ⚓ Fuel jetty. ⚓ ⚓ * throughout the year. Overnight Short Stay ⚓⚓ On-site chandlery open seven days a week. Cost per metre Cost per metre ⚓ Reciprocal berthing arrangements with other ⚓ Walk Ashore £3.50 £1.50 marinas via membership of TransEurope. ⚓⚓ Professional on-site yacht broker. Mid River Pontoons £2.50 £1.00 ⚓⚓ Free WiFi throughout the marina. ⚓⚓ Social events. River £2.00 £1.00 ⚓⚓ Ample parking on-site. ⚓⚓ Free entry to Buckler’s Hard Maritime (upstream of Needs Ore) Museum. Visitor Buoys V1-V8 £15.00 per night† £8.00 ⚓⚓ CCTV. ⚓⚓ Two tickets to the Beaulieu visitor attraction. (vessels up to 40ft) ⚓⚓ Conveniently located boatyard services. ⚓ 10% discount on food and drink available at the * Short stays are a maximum of 4 hours with the overnight fee applying after 3:30pm. ⚓ We kindly request overnight visitors vacate their mooring/berth by midday. ⚓⚓ On-site recognised Volvo Penta service and Master Builder’s hotel and restaurant with the parts centre. Beaulieu River privilege card. † White buoys with green V plate. Does not include use of the marina facilities. ⚓⚓ Special seasonal offers on boatyard services. ⚓⚓ Captain’s Cabin Tea Rooms at Buckler’s Hard. Other Services ⚓ Buckler’s Hard Water Taxi. ⚓ Newsletter six times a year to keep you updated. ⚓ ⚓ Electric £3 per night ⚓⚓ Lavatories, showers and a launderette Anchorage £7 per night refurbished in 2018. Slipway: launch & recovery £2 per metre Canoe/kayak launch £5 per vessel Car parking £5 per day TransEurope Marinas S B offer reciprocal berthing OR ER IT T S H arrangements for Beaulieu I I
N V River mooring holders. % G For details, please see D 50 I S transeuropemarinas.com C O U N T STAYING SAFE ON THE RIVER
The Beaulieu River team work hard to ensure all visitors and vessels remain safe when using the The marina is staffed river. Please help us to achieve this by observing from 08:00–20:30 in the following safety rules. summer and 08:00–16:30 in winter with security ⚓⚓ Keep your speed below the maximum of 5 knots and ensure minimum wash for the entire length of the river. outside of these hours. UK Republic of Ireland Netherlands Croatia ⚓⚓ Keep to the starboard side of Fairway. 1. Bangor Marina 1. Malahide Marina 26. Marina Den Oever 1. Marina Punat Please don’t jet-ski, water-ski or board sail on the river. 2. Rhu Marina 2. Greystones Harbour Marina 27. Jachthaven Waterland ⚓⚓ Please report any Greece 3. Troon Yacht Haven 28. Jachthaven Wetterwille ⚓ Swimming is not permitted in the river. incidents or concerns to 4. Royal Quays Marina France 29. Marina Port Zélande 1. Port Linariá Skyros ⚓ 5. Whitehaven Marina 1. Dunkerque 30. Jachthaven Biesbosch 2. Kos Marina ⚓⚓ Kill cords should be worn where fitted. the Harbour Master’s 6. Fleetwood Haven Marina 2. Port Saint-Valéry 31. Delta Marina Kortgene Office via VHF channel 68 7. Liverpool Marina 3. Fécamp Morocco ⚓ We encourage all river users to wear lifejackets. Belgium ⚓ 8. Conwy Quays Marina 4. Le Havre Plaisance 1. Marina de Saïdia Beaulieu River Radio or 9. Neyland Yacht Haven 5. Dives-Cabourg-Houlgate 1. VVW Nieuwpoort ⚓ In a man overboard situation, call for help and then try to assist ⚓ by calling 01590 616200. 10. Penarth Quays Marina 6. Ouistreham/Caen but without putting yourself in danger. There are emergency 11. Upton Marina Spain 7. Granville ladders on all marina and river pontoons. Call channel 68. Out of hours call 999. 12. Portishead Quays Marina 8. Saint-Quay Port d’Armor 1. Puerto Deportivo Gijón 13. Mylor Yacht Harbour 9. Perros-Guirec 2. Marina Muros ⚓ Have fun, but please don’t endanger your life or others by 14. Mayflower Marina 10. Roscoff ⚓ 3. Marina Combarro operating your vessel whilst intoxicated. 15. Dart Marina 11. Marinas de Brest 4. Nauta Sanxenxo 16. Poole Quay Boat Haven 12. Douarnenez-Tréboul 5. Marina Davila Sport ⚓⚓ Take care on the pontoons when wet, frosty or icy. 17. Buckler’s Hard Yacht Harbour 13. Loctudy 6. Marina La Palma 18. Town Quay Marina 14. Port la Forêt 7. Puerto Calero ⚓ To ensure their safety, please ensure dogs are kept on leads at all times and don’t secure dogs or 19. Universal Marina 15. Concarneau ⚓ 8. Alcaidesa Marina children to canoes or kayaks. 20. Cowes Yacht Haven 16. Ports de Nantes 9. Pobla Marina 21. Royal Clarence Marina 17. La Rochelle 10. Port Ginesta ⚓ Anchoring is only allowed below Needs Ore. 22. Emsworth Yacht Harbour 18. Port Napoléon ⚓ 23. Birdham Pool Marina Portugal ⚓ Please do not moor onto navigation buoys, beacons or marks. 24. Dover Marina Germany ⚓ 1. Douro Marina 25. Gillingham Marina 19. Sonwik Marina 2. Marina de Portimão ⚓ If arriving from outside the UK with animals on board, you must have the correct paperwork from 26. Fambridge Yacht Haven ⚓ 20. Ancora Marina 3. Quinta do Lorde Marina an authorised port of entry before using the river. 27. Tollesbury Marina 21. Marina Boltenhagen 28. Fox’s Marina 22. Marina Wiek auf Rügen Italy ⚓⚓ Underwater diving activities are not allowed without permission from the Harbour Master. 29. Brundall Bay Marina 23. Baltic Sea Resort 30. Hull Marina 1. Porto Romano 24. Naturhafen Krummin ⚓ All commercial vessels, vessels over 20m, and vessels not under command, restricted in ability to 31. Beaucette Marina 2. Venezia Certosa Marina ⚓ 25. Lagunenstadt Ueckermünde 3. Marina del Cavallino manoeuvre, or towing another vessel or structure are requested to give notice of their movements by calling Beaulieu River Radio on VHF channel 68. Our boatyard BOAT REPAIR & MAINTENANCE SERVICES
Buckler’s Hard Yacht Harbour is pleased to offer a The Buckler’s Hard boatyard is operated on an open policy basis. competitive range of boatyard services all year round. Did you know…. Boat owners, for a small charge, are welcome to use suppliers of their choice, provided they comply with our The boatyard operates a 35 tonne hoist which can lift vessels up to guidelines and register with the Harbour Master’s Office. Alternatively, you may wish to use one of a number Resident berth and 18m in length. The boatyard team can lift, pressure wash and block of approved suppliers who are known for their high standard of service and are registered to deliver services at ashore vessels in the boatyard. On-site facilities include electricity mooring holders benefit Beaulieu River and the boatyard. If you don’t find the service you are looking for, we will be happy to help you and a chandlery. from 10% off all boat find the right specialist for your needs, please ask. lifts and launches as well Competitively priced under cover storage is available for when a more as 30 days free storage specialised service is required. any time of year* Boat Builder/Shipwright Brokerage & Yacht Sales Cooks Maritime Craftsmen Buckler’s Hard Yacht Brokers Ltd A list of approved suppliers can be instructed to work in the boatyard *Excludes under cover storage A wide range of repairs and re-fits carried out and Sole appointed brokers for Beaulieu River. (see opposite page). craft maintained, from internal joinery, GRP, and 01590 616316 | [email protected] timber repairs to boat washing, antifouling and www.bhyachtbrokers.com Boat Services Cost (per metre) painting. 07952 955906 / 01590 675521 Marine Electrician Lift out, scrub off, block off/ £30.00 www.cooksmaritime.co.uk S.D. Electronics load onto transport [email protected] Marine electronics and electrical engineer. System install, repair, service, mast wiring connections, servicing Launch from hard standing or £20.00 Boat Builders & Composite masthead units, checking batteries, repair of electric road transport Specialists winches and bow thruster. Lift, hold & re-launch £25.00 Jeremy Rogers Ltd 07551 949083 | [email protected] Quality repair and refurbishment of all boats. Home of the Contessa. Marine Engineers Cost (per week) 01590 646780 | www.jeremyrogers.co.uk BHG Service Ltd - Boatyard Inboard engine servicing, repairs and sales, Boat Storage £6.00 [email protected] electronics, painting and antifouling, fibreglass repairs. Undercover Storage (per bay) £120.00 Boat Maintenance and Restoration 01590 612078 | [email protected] My Marine Finisher For further details, prices and special offers, see Polishing, antifoul, monthly clean, varnishing, GRP beaulieuriver.co.uk/boatyard repair. Matthew Young. 07766 704659 | [email protected] I never chose the trying not to crash The story Beaulieu. It was always into the mud flats and there. It was where navigational marks. They my family spent our follow dutifully as I wade starts happiest times, packed out through deep mud to in a 37 foot ketch, inspect a mooring line. before meals for seven on a two burner stove, One day I hope they will sleeping on the bench, tell their kids of William I can the floor, never an actual Rufus, killed on the banks of bunk. It was a refuge after a the Beaulieu, not further north as remember day of beating into the teeth of the claimed, of D-day, of Nelson, of King afternoon sea breeze that howls up from John. They will watch curlews and seals. I was sliding down the Beaulieu the Needles, it was calm and familiar after a holiday They will, I hope, eat the oysters which will once at dusk on an ebb tide as a baby. in northern France of violent tides, unfriendly again thrive, enjoy the river free from the chemicals Strapped in, my mum tells me, fishermen and brutal Channel crossings. that leech off the commercial farms that line other to the corner of the wheelhouse English rivers, haul a line, drop an anchor and in a modified harness originally The river ran through our family life, created a grip a tiller. designed for a pet. As I became culture in which the river’s two identities, history conscious I remember the rush and the sea, stood out. We wandered through The world may change, but thankfully, the Beaulieu to get the main up and clip the Buckler’s Hard, imagining Nelson’s ships taking will not. corroding hanks to the forestay. shape on the slips, the landing craft coming in for As we rounded the last big bend repair before D-day, seamen telling stories of the Dan Snow beyond Gin’s Farm, the hull came Spanish Main at the bar of the Master Builder’s. We alive as the sou’westerly over knew the places on the river where the Mulberry Needs Ore filled the sails, the hull Harbours were assembled for the invasion of healed slightly, the noise of the Normandy, and the creeks where smugglers landed water running past changed, and cargoes from France. the diesel engine could be killed off. That was the exact moment When the twists and turns of when the weekend or life brought me back to the holiday began. Beaulieu, this time as an adult, to settle and start a family, I could not believe my luck. Now it is my kids that watch as their father, like his father before him, calculates the depth on the bar at low springs. Now they groan as I try and navigate up the channel USEFUL INFORMATION & CONTACT NAVIGATION & TIDE TIMES 2019
Harbour Office...... 01590 616200 / [email protected] Millennium Beacon Buckler’s Hard Village Manager & Maritime Museum...... 01590 616203 Car Hire – SHB Hire Ltd (Romsey)...... 01794 511458 Casualty – Lymington Hospital...... 01590 663000 Customs – National Yacht Line...... 0300 123 2012 RS Divers...... 023 9319 0409 Doctors – Waterfront & Solent Surgery...... 023 8084 1841 Trafalgar Dental Practice...... 023 8089 1936 National Motor Museum visitor enquiries...... 01590 612345 Cycle Hire - Harbour Office...... 01590 616200 Police...... 101 Royal Southampton Yacht Club, Gins Farm...... 01590 616213 Seadown Veterinary Group (Hythe branch)...... 023 8084 2237 Tourist Information...... thenewforest.co.uk
Solent Harbour Offices Lymington...... 01590 672014 Beaulieu Spit Cowes...... 01983 293952 Dolphin Hamble...... 01489 576387 Yarmouth...... 01983 760321
S.D ELECTRONICS Mr Stephen Eastaugh - Marine Electronics Engineer Sevenstar Yacht Installation | Repair and Servicing of Electrical Systems | Winter Refurbishments Transport Checking and Connecting Electronics on Launch | Checking batteries Repair of Electric Winches and Bow Thruster Servicing Masthead Units Beaulieu River Entrance Beaulieu Millennium Lighted Beacon: (N13718) – G 318° – 330°, W 330° – 337°, R 337° – 348°
Beaulieu River Entrance Lighted Beacon: (N06630) – Fl.R. 3M 5s Leading marks at entrance 324° must be aligned exactly due to shoal water either side of leading line. The front Port No. 2 Pile, the rear is Lepe House. [email protected] Sevenstar Yacht Transport: 07551 949083 | 07823 471925 FI.Y.4s. 50°46’.58N, 01°21’.46W 7 Park Lane, Alderholt, Fordingbridge, Dorset, SP6 3AJ ENGLAND — BUCKLERS HARD ENGLAND — BUCKLERS HARD 2019 LAT 5048N LONG 125W LAT 5048N LONG 125W TIME ZONE UT(GMT) TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATERS YEAR 2019 JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL TIME ZONEMAYUT(GMT) JUNETIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOWJULY WATERS AUGUSTYEAR 2019 JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m 0025 1.4 0619 3.2 0159 1.5 0113 1.5 0028 1.8 0628 3.0 0213 1.6 0159 1.2 0221 1.4 0224 0.9 0257 1.1 0336 0.7 0306 0.9 0407 0.8 0431 0.4 0517 0.6 1 0719 3.416 1155 1.61 0836 3.216 0801 3.21 0712 2.916 1222 1.51 0840 3.116 0820 3.4 1 0851 3.216 0842 3.51 0930 3.416 0953 3.51 0937 3.516 1029 3.51 1046 3.716 1127 3.5 TU 1302 1.4 W 1846 3.0 F 1432 1.3 SA 1355 1.2 F 1308 1.6 SA 1915 3.1 M 1433 1.4 TU 1422 0.8 W 1434 1.3 TH 1445 0.6 SA 1514 0.9 SU 1557 0.7 M 1529 0.8 TU 1629 0.9 TH 1655 0.5 F 1736 0.8 1940 3.2 2112 3.2 2033 3.2 1953 2.9 2110 3.2 2051 3.5 2115 3.4 2112 3.7 2148 3.5 2211 3.6 2155 3.6 O 2235 3.5 2256 3.8 2333 3.5
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0220 1.3 0136 1.3 0346 1.2 0322 0.8 0239 1.5 0216 1.2 0341 1.1 0339 0.5 0340 0.9 0400 0.5 0422 0.6 0509 0.6 0446 0.4 0534 0.7 0602 0.1 0013 3.5 3 0858 3.518 0820 3.43 0959 3.418 0939 3.63 0902 3.218 0840 3.43 0955 3.318 0945 3.7 3 1001 3.418 1007 3.63 1038 3.518 1121 3.53 1059 3.718 1150 3.53 1222 3.918 0620 0.7 TH 1450 1.1 F 1412 1.1 SU 1610 0.8 M 1551 0.4 SU 1503 1.2 M 1443 0.8 W 1556 0.8 TH 1601 0.2 F 1554 0.7 SA 1620 0.4 M 1642 0.6 TU 1728 0.7 W 1709 0.6 TH 1754 0.8 SA 1824 0.3 SU 1249 3.5 2124 3.4 2046 3.3 2230 3.4 2207 3.6 2135 3.2 2109 3.5 2219 3.5 2212 3.8 2220 3.5 O 2230 3.8 2253 3.7 2331 3.6 2312 3.8 2355 3.5 1835 0.8
0312 1.2 0236 1.1 0431 0.9 0415 0.5 0328 1.2 0310 0.8 0419 0.8 0425 0.2 0418 0.7 0445 0.4 0505 0.5 0548 0.6 0532 0.3 0610 0.7 0032 3.8 0050 3.5 4 0938 3.519 0910 3.54 1036 3.519 1020 3.84 0941 3.319 0923 3.54 1029 3.519 1025 3.7 4 1032 3.519 1049 3.64 1114 3.619 1211 3.54 1145 3.719 1236 3.54 0644 0.119 0646 0.7 F 1540 0.9 SA 1508 0.7 M 1653 0.7 TU 1641 0.1 M 1548 0.9 TU 1535 0.4 TH 1633 0.6 F 1645 0.1 SA 1633 0.6 SU 1705 0.4 TU 1723 0.5 W 1807 0.8 TH 1753 0.5 F 1828 0.9 SU 1319 3.9 M 1324 3.5 2206 3.5 2135 3.5 2304 3.5 O 2249 3.8 2209 3.4 2151 3.7 2251 3.5 O 2252 3.9 2251 3.6 2309 3.8 2330 3.7 2358 3.8 1906 0.4 1900 0.9
0401 1.1 0332 0.7 0513 0.8 0504 0.2 0410 0.9 0401 0.4 0453 0.6 0508 0.1 0453 0.6 0526 0.4 0544 0.4 0016 3.5 0614 0.3 0038 3.5 0128 3.7 0121 3.4 5 1016 3.520 0953 3.75 1112 3.520 1101 3.95 1017 3.420 1004 3.75 1101 3.520 1105 3.8 5 1103 3.520 1134 3.65 1159 3.720 0626 0.75 1239 3.820 0642 0.85 0727 0.320 0712 0.8 SA 1627 0.8 SU 1603 0.4 TU 1730 0.6 W 1726 - 0.2 TU 1629 0.7 W 1623 0.1 F 1708 0.5 SA 1727 0.1 SU 1710 0.5 M 1744 0.5 W 1803 0.6 TH 1259 3.5 F 1836 0.5 SA 1318 3.5 M 1423 3.8 TU 1356 3.5 2244 3.5 2219 3.7 2344 3.5 2333 3.9 2243 3.5 2231 3.8 2321 3.6 2333 3.9 2320 3.6 2353 3.7 1844 0.9 1859 1.1 1950 0.5 1927 0.9
0447 0.9 0426 0.5 0546 0.8 0546 0.1 0450 0.7 0447 0.2 0524 0.5 0546 0.2 0527 0.5 0604 0.5 0015 3.7 0100 3.5 0050 3.7 0117 3.4 0230 3.6 0155 3.4 6 1052 3.521 1034 3.86 1151 3.521 1147 3.96 1052 3.521 1043 3.86 1132 3.521 1154 3.7 6 1137 3.621 1227 3.66 0624 0.421 0700 0.86 0657 0.321 0712 0.96 0812 0.521 0740 0.9 SU 1710 0.7 M 1654 0.2 W 1800 0.6 TH 1807 - 0.2 W 1706 0.6 TH 1709 - 0.2 SA 1738 0.5 SU 1805 0.2 M 1743 0.5 TU 1822 0.7 TH 1250 3.7 F 1344 3.5 SA 1339 3.7 SU 1358 3.5 TU 1524 3.7 W 1430 3.4 2322 3.5 O 2302 3.8 2316 3.5 O 2313 3.9 2355 3.6 2356 3.6 1844 0.6 1920 1.2 1920 0.6 1929 1.2 2038 0.8 1958 1.1
0527 0.9 0516 0.4 0024 3.5 0026 3.9 0523 0.6 0529 - 0.1 0553 0.5 0021 3.8 0601 0.4 0038 3.6 0104 3.6 0142 3.4 0147 3.6 0154 3.3 0336 3.5 0235 3.3 7 1131 3.522 1115 3.97 0615 0.822 0627 0.17 1125 3.522 1125 3.97 1206 3.522 0624 0.3 7 1216 3.622 0641 0.67 0706 0.522 0734 1.17 0744 0.522 0740 1.17 0903 0.822 0814 1.1 M 1746 0.7 TU 1739 0.1 TH 1228 3.5 F 1239 3.8 TH 1737 0.5 F 1749 - 0.2 SU 1807 0.5 M 1246 3.7 TU 1817 0.5 W 1318 3.5 F 1348 3.6 SA 1427 3.4 SU 1445 3.7 M 1434 3.4 W 1619 3.6 TH 1511 3.3 2350 3.9 1828 0.6 1847 - 0.1 2354 3.5 1842 0.5 1859 0.9 1929 0.8 1955 1.3 2009 0.8 1958 1.3 2132 1.2 2037 1.2
0007 3.5 0559 0.3 0100 3.5 0124 3.9 0552 0.6 0000 3.9 0026 3.6 0107 3.7 0034 3.6 0122 3.5 0201 3.5 0223 3.3 0253 3.5 0233 3.3 0440 3.4 0324 3.2 8 0602 0.923 1206 3.98 0642 0.823 0707 0.28 1202 3.523 0608 - 0.18 0622 0.523 0700 0.5 8 0635 0.523 0717 0.88 0752 0.723 0809 1.28 0833 0.723 0813 1.28 1002 1.223 0856 1.3 TU 1212 3.5 W 1822 - 0.1 F 1301 3.5 SA 1334 3.7 F 1805 0.5 SA 1216 3.8 M 1239 3.5 TU 1339 3.6 W 1301 3.6 TH 1407 3.5 SA 1456 3.5 SU 1509 3.3 M 1548 3.6 TU 1512 3.4 TH 1716 3.5 F 1602 3.2 1819 0.7 1855 0.7 1928 0.2 1827 - 0.1 1836 0.5 1919 0.7 1854 0.6 1938 1.2 2020 1.1 2033 1.5 2103 1.1 2034 1.3 2237 1.4 2124 1.4
0048 3.5 0047 3.9 0132 3.5 0223 3.8 0028 3.5 0052 3.9 0059 3.5 0153 3.5 0117 3.5 0207 3.4 0309 3.4 0309 3.2 0401 3.5 0317 3.2 0545 3.2 0424 3.1 9 0634 1.124 0642 0.39 0708 0.824 0749 0.59 0618 0.624 0645 0.29 0652 0.524 0737 0.8 9 0713 0.624 0755 1.29 0847 0.924 0849 1.49 0930 0.924 0852 1.3 9 1111 1.5 24 0948 1.5 W 1250 3.5 TH 1259 3.8 SA 1333 3.4 SU 1435 3.6 SA 1234 3.5 SU 1309 3.7 TU 1316 3.5 W 1431 3.5 TH 1352 3.5 F 1452 3.4 SU 1605 3.5 M 1553 3.2 TU 1648 3.5 W 1557 3.3 F 1815 3.3 SA 1703 3.2 1847 0.8 1905 0.1 1922 0.7 2009 0.5 1831 0.5 1904 0.3 1909 0.6 1958 1.2 1934 0.8 2020 1.5 2121 1.3 2118 1.6 2202 1.2 2118 1.5 2349 1.5 2227 1.6
0126 3.5 0148 3.8 0205 3.5 0316 3.6 0100 3.5 0144 3.7 0135 3.5 0238 3.4 0209 3.5 0252 3.2 0421 3.3 0400 3.1 0508 3.3 0410 3.1 0646 3.2 0539 3.0 10 0702 1.225 0726 0.510 0737 0.825 0832 0.810 0644 0.625 0724 0.410 0726 0.625 0817 1.2 10 0757 0.825 0838 1.410 0955 1.225 0938 1.510 1034 1.225 0938 1.410 1223 1.625 1103 1.7 TH 1325 3.4 F 1358 3.7 SU 1409 3.4 M 1535 3.5 SU 1305 3.5 M 1406 3.6 W 1400 3.5 TH 1521 3.3 F 1457 3.4 SA 1540 3.2 M 1713 3.5 TU 1644 3.2 W 1750 3.5 TH 1649 3.2 SA 1914 3.2 SU 1815 3.1 1915 0.9 1949 0.4 1953 0.7 2056 0.9 1858 0.5 1943 0.6 1946 0.7 2045 1.5 2023 1.2 2112 1.7 2234 1.4 2213 1.7 2310 1.4 2211 1.6 2358 1.6
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Staying on the Beaulieu River provides the perfect opportunity to hop ashore Fireworks, food festivals, sailing events, and live and explore the New Forest. Here are some suggestions for how you could spend entertainment... there are always plenty of great a couple of hours or days. events in the New Forest. See our selection below, Beaulieu Events and visit thenewforest.co.uk for more local events. Year Round Places to Visit Cycling Poole Harbour Boat Show The Beaulieu visitor attraction Explore the historic village of Buckler’s Hard, just a Bicycles can be hired from the Harbour Office. 7th–9th June 2019 hosts a variety of motoring and short stroll from the marina. The Maritime Museum Off-road cycling in the New Forest is permitted family events throughout the year. and historic cottages tell the story of the village and on a waymarked network of Forestry Commission Beaulieu River Mooring Holders Summer Party See beaulieuevents.co.uk for its important role in 18th century shipbuilding. tracks. A map of authorised routes can be 15th June 2019 the full 2019 calendar. downloaded from newforestnpa.gov.uk Round the Island Race Just over two miles up-river is the village of Beaulieu, 29th June 2019 and home of the Beaulieu visitor attraction featuring the National Motor Museum, Palace House, Beaulieu Beach Days New Forest Show Abbey and World of Top Gear. Beaulieu River Lepe Country Park and Calshot are good spots 30th July – 1st August 2019 visitors receive 20% off admission to both attractions to sit on the beach and watch the busy Solent, or – see over for further details. within 45 minutes by car you can be sitting on the Cowes Week sandy beach at Mudeford. 10th–17th August 2019 Further afield, the New Forest villages of Brockenhurst, Lyndhurst and Burley and the market Lymington Seafood Festival town of Lymington are within a 30 minute drive of Eat & Drink 10th–11th August 2019 Buckler’s Hard, providing the opportunity to explore Southampton Boat Show shops, cafes and restaurants. The Captain’s Cabin Tea Rooms at the top of 13th–22nd September 2019 Buckler’s Hard High Street serves hot and cold refreshments, including afternoon tea. The Master Southampton Sailing Week Regatta Walking Builder’s Hotel offers casual and fine dining options 16th–18th September 2019 The New Forest is popular with walkers and has a and is just a five minute walk from the marina. variety of footpaths and routes to suit all abilities. Alternatively a leisurely 2 mile walk to Beaulieu Beaulieu Fireworks Spectacular For further information visit thenewforest.co.uk village will provide further places to eat including 26th October 2019 cosy cafes, a pub and an award winning restaurant. BUCKLER’S HARD VILLAGE VISIT BEAULIEU
At the heart of the Beaulieu River is Buckler’s Hard, Just two miles upstream from Buckler’s Hard Yacht an 18th century village where ships were once built Harbour is the village of Beaulieu, the family seat of the for Nelson’s Navy. Montagu family and the location of the world famous National Motor Museum. Originally named ‘Montagu Town’ by John, 2nd Duke of Montagu, Buckler’s Hard developed into a hive of shipbuilding activity in the The National Motor Museum, with over 250 vehicles in late 1700s. With New Forest oak on the doorstep, it was ideally its collection, tells the story of motoring on the roads and situated for such a task. The cottages that line the unusually wide circuits of Britain from the pioneering days to the present. street – where logs and planks were once piled – housed tradesmen Exhibits include early motor carriages, classic family saloons, motorcycles, Formula One racers and a rustic 1930s country and labourers. C garage. New for 2019, see original costumes, props and artwork in A S Shipbuilding here went into decline shortly after the Napoleonic wars, P M Chitty Chitty Bang Bang 50 years, an exhibition celebrating the 50th TA O anniversary of this family favourite film. but the village has remained unspoilt by the passage of time. In the IN RO ’S CA TEA Maritime Museum you will discover the fascinating story of the village, BIN After the Motor Museum, you can stroll through the gardens to Palace its residents and the ships they built, including Nelson’s favourite ship Treat yourself to a cream House, home to the Montagu family. Once the Great Gatehouse to Beaulieu HMS Agamemnon. Listen in to conversations between villagers of tea or tuck into a light lunch Abbey, the house has been in the Montagu family’s ownership since 1538. You the 18th century New Inn and follow the stories of the 19th and 20th at the Captain’s Cabin Tea will be greeted by Victorian costumed staff and then welcome to explore the 20% off century residents in an exhibition about village life. Rooms. Also serving all-day house at your own pace. If you’re lucky, there’ll be a smell of cooking wafting admission snacks and hot drinks, the tea through the house from the 19th century kitchen where the cook still bakes to Beaulieu & Step through the doors of a worker’s cottage as you go back in time rooms open daily from 10am. bread in the coal fired range. Visit from 25th May until 14th July to explore Buckler’s to the 18th century to find out about the home life of the villagers and a sculpture exhibition featuring works by leading sculptors throughout the * their families. One house, once the village school, is now a chapel in Pick up a loyalty card—buy grounds and gardens. Hard which regular services are held. Recent excavations of its cellar six hot drinks and receive Not far from Palace House are the remains of Beaulieu Abbey. Founded by King John suggest that the building may have been used the next one free! in 1204, the conserved ruins of this once vast medieval abbey are an excellent place to by smugglers. relax and even enjoy a period of quiet contemplation. You can also learn much about the Abbey’s history in the Abbey Exhibition and view a fascinating series of embroideries by Belinda, Lady Montagu which illustrate key events in the Abbey’s history.
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*20% off applies to on-the-day admission prices to Beaulieu and Buckler’s Hard on presentation of a Beaulieu River mooring receipt. The mooring receipt must be presented within 1 month of issue date. WALKING FROM BEAULIEU TO BUCKLER’S HARD
3 Riverside Walk 5 Keeping Marsh This alternative route gives closer views over the An open expanse of various salt tolerant plants. N river, all of which is a designated National Nature This mud bank is the holding area for dredgings Reserve. The flat area you see is known as a from the river but is quickly being colonised by ‘salting’. Grass species such as Spartina have helped indigenous plant and animal life, notably Shellduck, National Motor Museum to stabilise the mud banks over time. The path Canada Geese, Mallard, Oystercatchers, Redshank passes some small creeks notable for plumed reeds, and Curlew. A public bird hide is also located especially the Yellow Flag Iris in summer. Also look here, accessible from the footpath and suitable for for Sea Lavender, Cord Grass and Sea Purslane. wheelchair users.
Palace House 4 Burnt Oak Copse 6 Beaulieu River Boatyard The trees here are predominantly Oak dating Hub of boating activity on the river of today. from the early 19th century. Later these were supplemented by Wild Service, Hazel, Scots Pine 7 Duke’s Bath House Mill Pond and Beech with Common Privet, Butcher’s This small thatched cottage was built by George, Broom, Holly and Hawthorn providing shelter Duke of Montagu, c1760 for his son who suffered from arthritis. Salt water was considered beneficial Beaulieu Village contains a 1 and food for game birds. Note the stunted Beaulieu Village for sufferers of arthritis so a pond in the garden was variety of shops, including tree growth at the river’s edge, caused by filled with river water in which people could bathe. a grocery store, newsagent, poor drainage and the salt water from art gallery, gift shops, tea the river. rooms, coffee shops, chocolate studio, garden centre, florist, Seville’s Copse hairdresser and the bookings office for New Forest Activities.
The 2¼ mile footpath between Buckler’s Hard and Beaulieu passes 2 through the heart of the Beaulieu Estate Bailey’s and forms part of the Solent Way. Jarvis’s Copse Hard 3
The gradual transition from woodland through tidal river-edge grassland into saltmarsh is rare in England and supports FOOTPATH a wide range of plant and bird species, 4 5 particularly wintering waders and wildfowl. Burnt Oak Copse 1 Curtle Meadows It was here that scenes for the film A Man for All Seasons were shot in 1966, as the unspoilt river looked as the Thames might have done in the 16th century. Keeping Copse
2 Bailey’s Hard Marina The tall red brick chimney is that of the old estate brickworks which drew 6 on the local deposits of clay. Built in 1790, it last produced bricks in 1935 and is River Cruises now a private residence. It was here that Salisbury, the first naval vessel to be built on Dungehill 7 the river, was completed in 1698. Copse
ROAD Buckler’s Hard BUCKLER’S HARD TO LEPE FROM THE WATER
6 Needs Ore Coastguard Cottages Built in the 1860s for the Coastguard, who were at the forefront of the fight against smuggling, as well The lower reaches of the Beaulieu River are as defence and rescue. Officers were moved around from station to station to prevent them becoming best seen from the water as they are not established in the local community and susceptible to bribery and collusion. The Needs Ore Station closed served by a footpath. in 1922 but the cottages continue to be occupied by tenants of the Estate.
1 Gilbury Pier connecting to the Exbury Estate. 7 Needs Ore Point This was where Charles Bull created his ‘Bull’s Run’ in 1726–27 as a shortcut into the river from the Solent. 2 Mulberry Dock It was closed by a Special Act of Parliament in 1986 to protect Gull Island from erosion. Needs Ore is the This is the site of the old oyster beds created base of the Beaulieu River Sailing Club whose dinghy races take place in this part of the river. 1 in the 1870s. During the Second World War, Marina 28 an experimental floating dock was built here, 8 Gull Island together with components for the Mulberry This is actually a spit and owes its name to the Black-Headed Gulls which used to nest here in abundance, Harbour, used in the D-Day landings. Today, and after a period of time away are now nesting again. This forms part of the Special Protection Area (SPA) oysters are again being bred on the river, and is out of bounds to the public. Buckler’s Hard where the water is pure enough for a licence to be granted. 9 Millennium Beacon This miniature lighthouse serves as a day mark and contains a sectored light for guiding boats into the river 3 Fiddler’s Reach at night. Its construction was kindly funded by many of the yachtsmen who use these waters. In the 18th century, this was an The lands bordering the river contain an exceptional variety of habitats which Gins anchoring point for the hulls of 4 Mulberry support an equally varied assemblage of wildlife. To protect important This was where the monks 2 newly launched ships en route for colonies of nesting seabirds, Gull Island and Warren Shore are 9 Lepe of Beaulieu Abbey kept Portsmouth. The grass that closed to the public; however, access to other parts of Lepe House their fishing boats and trading covers the mudflats along the Reserve is possible by permit, issued by the ships. It was a convenient place the river is called Spartina Beaulieu Estate Office. 7 to load and unload without 3 Townsendii. This first Inchmery 5 having to navigate the narrower appeared on the river in 9 8 6 4 3 channel upstream. The name ‘Gins’ the 1870s to help bind the mud flats, thus reducing 10 is thought to derive from ‘ingenium’, 2 1 erosion. A second variety, 11 a lifting or winding mechanism used to Fiddlers 12 The Dolphin Spartina Anglicana, was move the load. Today, Gins is a base or Outer Mark for the Royal Southampton Yacht Club. introduced in 1898. 13 14 An oil pipeline from Wytch Farm near 15 Poole to Fawley Oil Refinery passes Outer limit of under the river at this point. 16 18 Harbour Master authority Gins 20 5 Sea Banks Lat 50° 46’.83 N The land behind these banks was Long 1° 21’.67 W 4 17 reclaimed in the 18th century and used Beaulieu River 8 N for salt production. Salt was a highly Gins prized commodity and Salt Officers were based 22 19 in Buckler’s Hard to check that the quantity of salt 26 Beaulieu Spit produced tallied with the amount of tax paid. 200 years later, 5 24 the banks remain intact, but they do not hold out the highest 7 tides, and the meadows behind are periodically flooded. This Black provides waterfowl, particularly Brent Geese and Wigeon, Water with feeding areas in autumn and winter. Please note: Navigation lights flash every 4 seconds 6
Map licence no. ES 100004839 LANDSCAPE MANAGER PETER STAGG
The Beaulieu River and its surroundings are home to a coastal salt marsh, estuary mudflats, heathland, freshwater and saline diverse range of habitats and wildlife. The Beaulieu pools, with a network of ditches and dykes interlinking them. These PROTECTION OF Estate is responsible for the conservation provide a diverse range of wildlife, flora and fauna, some of which are management of the area, in particular the extremely rare. WILDLIFE nature reserves at Warren Farm and Needs Warren Farm is also internationally important for its population of Ore. Let me explain what makes this area The Beaulieu River is a Site of migratory wildfowl and is of national importance as a breeding site so special and how we go about protecting Special Scientific Interest and for wading birds, gulls and terns. Large areas are managed for spring/ forms part of the North Solent it for future generations. summer breeding waders such as lapwings, redshank, oystercatcher National Nature Reserve. The river and shoreline form an Warren Farm encompasses 380 acres at and avocet alongside songbirds including the skylark, reed warbler internationally protected habitat the southern end of the Estate and forms and meadow pipit. Other areas are designated for the overwintering feeding of birds including brent geese, wigeon and teal. for birds throughout the year. part the North Solent National Nature Disturbance in any form has a Reserve. It is special because it is not only a Warren Farm is not only a significant haven for wildlife but is also a detrimental impact on Site of Special Scientific Interest, but is within working farm which we manage with the involvement of local graziers their survival. the Solent and Southampton Water Special and an agricultural contractor. It is a great Protection Area, is a Solent Maritime Special Dogs are not permitted access example of how low intensity farming Area of Conservation and a wetland designated to these areas under any can complement as of international importance under the Ramsar circumstances. Landing is only nature conservation and Convention by UNESCO. permitted at designated points also demonstrates the upstream of the RSYC at Gins. We manage it under a Natural England Higher Level estate’s commitment Your co-operation would be Stewardship scheme with objectives to conserve wildlife, maintain and to preserving our much appreciated. enhance the quality and character of its landscape and to protect it as natural heritage. a natural resource and historic environment. Its habitats are managed to maintain different heights and age structures, especially within scrub areas and reed beds and we work with Natural England on this.
Cattle, ponies and hay making in the summer achieve a short enough grass sward by autumn for the large numbers of geese and wildfowl which overwinter there. Habitats include grassland, woodland, 2018 Photo Competition
Winner: Bobbie Torkington Runners-up
Samantha Bradshaw Bobbie Torkington
Ali Lansley Jonathan Shaw Photographic Competition 2019
We would like to thank all those who made an entry in 2018 and invite entries to the 2019 photographic competition.
The winning photograph will win a cash prize of £200. Whether you choose to focus on the ancient wooded banks, the rich variety of wildlife, the ebb and flow of the water, the coming and going of people and their vessels, or the heritage of this historic waterway and its community, we challenge you to capture what the Beaulieu River means to you. For more information, visit beaulieuriver. co.uk/photo-competition
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