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Premier Marinas We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best possible experience on our website - read more or close this message Property About Us Contact Us Marinas Falmouth Noss on Dart Swanwick Gosport Port Solent Southsea Chichester Brighton Eastbourne Onsite and Local Services The Premier Advantage Berthing Options Annual Berthing Winter Berthing Daily Visitor Berthing Dry Stack Dry Berthing Refer a Friend Boatyards Get a Quote Pit Stop Packages Falmouth Noss on Dart Swanwick Port Solent Endeavour Quay Southsea Chichester Eastbourne Brighton Offers from our Tenants Contractor Registration Marine Insurance News & Events Marina News Marina Events Mariners Notices Newsletter Weather & Tides Falmouth Noss on Dart Swanwick Gosport Port Solent Southsea Chichester Brighton Eastbourne My Premier Commercial Property Careers About Us Contact Us Enter search... Premier Marinas Marinas Falmouth Noss on Dart Swanwick Gosport Port Solent Southsea Chichester Brighton Eastbourne Onsite and Local Services The Premier Advantage Berthing Options Annual Berthing Winter Berthing Daily Visitor Berthing Dry Stack Dry Berthing Refer a Friend Boatyards Get a Quote Pit Stop Packages Falmouth Noss on Dart Swanwick Port Solent Endeavour Quay Southsea Chichester Eastbourne Brighton Offers from our Tenants Contractor Registration Marine Insurance News & Events Marina News Marina Events Mariners Notices Newsletter Weather & Tides Falmouth Noss on Dart Swanwick Gosport Port Solent Southsea Chichester Brighton Eastbourne My Premier Give Feedback Daily Visitor Berthing DAILY VISITOR BERTHING Visit our Premier Marinas Locations Superb cruising grounds Areas of exceptional natural beauty Explore our state-of-the-art facilities Rates start from just £3.30 per metre per day Free Premier WiFi £5 electricity credit Book Now Visitor Berthing Prices Our visitor berthing is calculated per-night, based on a midday to midday stay, all prices quoted are per metre, per night, with minimum charge equivalent to an 8 metre LOA: Eastbourne, Brighton & Chichester – 8.0 - 12.5m - £3.50 | 12.6 - 16.0m - £3.70 | 16.1 - 20.0m - £4.20 | 20.1 - 24.0m - £4.90 Southsea, Port Solent & Gosport – 8.0 - 12.5m - £3.30 | 12.6 - 16.0m - £3.50 | 16.1 - 20.0m - £4.00 | 20.1 - 24.0m - £4.70 Swanwick – 8.0 - 12.5m - £3.80 | 12.6 - 16.0m - £4.20 | 16.1 - 20.0m - £4.40 | 20.1 - 24.0m - £5.20 Noss on Dart – 8.0 - 12.5m - £3.20 | 12.6 - 16.0m - £3.40 Falmouth – 8.0 - 12.5m - £3.50 | 12.6 - 16.0m - £3.70 | 16.1 - 20.0m - £4.00 | 20.1 - 24.0m - £4.70 Large Berth Visitor Berthing Please call ahead of your planned arrival to confirm availability of a large visitor berth for boats of 20.1m - 24.0m. Boats over 24m should phone the marina directly for further information and pricing. All visitor berthing includes free Premier WiFi and £5 of electricity. Great Escapes If you’d like to tour a selection of Premier marinas, at any time in the year, then Great Escapes offers a fantastic way to save on visitor berthing. Read More Coastal Cruiser Available from 1st April - 31st October, ideal for owners looking to tour our marinas from 30 to 90 days. To book call 01489 884 060 Read More The Salterns Apartments The Salterns apartments are set in Premier’s award-winning Chichester Marina. Ideal for couples, friends and families, the apartments offer 2 bedroom accommodation with the option to moor a boat on a private pontoon. The Salterns Apartments Refer a Friend Rewards Boosted By £100 As a Berth Holder you can claim up to £500 credit to your account when you refer a friend into a Premier marina or dry stack - and your friend can save up to £500 on their first year's berthing too. Read More About Us Contact Us Careers Terms & Regulations Property Broker Scheme Legals Cookies Sitemap Copyright © 2014 Premier Marinas Ltd Premier Marinas Ltd, company number 02973858, Registered Office Address: Swanwick Marina, Swanwick, Southampton, Hampshire, SO31 1ZL UK. Place of registration England and Wales..
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