With its beautiful backdrop, convenient location, and excellent facilities, Conwy Quays Marina is the obvious place to keep your boat in North Wales whether you are local or coming from further afield.
The marina is blessed with a superb boating area both in the immediate locality and within easy cruising range.
- 500 sheltered and secure pontoon berths
- 24 hour staffing
- Gasoil (red diesel - not for road use) and unleaded petrol available on the fuel pontoon
- Toilets, showers, laundry and telephones are all available in the Marina Service building. There is also a ladies 'powder room'.
- A holding tank pump out facility is available on the fuel pontoon.
- Water and electricity (240 volts/15 amp) is available on most pontoons. 32 amp supplies are available on a limited number of pontoons.
- A full boatyard service is provided. Trained, qualified staff operate our 30T mobile hoist.
- A well lit area of CCTV covered hard standing is available adjacent to the marina office.
- Chandlery, boat sales, boat and engine repair, and rigging services are provided on site.
- Free car parking is available on site.
- The Mulberry Public House serves excellent food and drinks on site.
- The local RYA Training Centre, Conwy School of Yachting operates from the marina.
- The Conwy Morfa public slipway is adjacent to the marina.
- The marina is linked to Conwy's new harbour quay and town by the delightful 'marine walk'.
- Wireless broadband is available at the marina through BT Openzone. Details of subscription packages are available at www.btopenzone.com.
By Road
Westbound
Continue along the A55 through Conwy Tunnel, leave the A55 at Junction 17 (signposted Conwy) turn right on to the A547 and follow signs to Conwy Marina.
Eastbound
Continue along the A55 through Penmaenbach Tunnel, leave the A55 at Junction 17 (signposted Conwy) turn left on to the A547 and follow signs to Conwy Marina.
Buses
There is a regular bus service to North Wales from Conwy and the surrounding areas.
Coaches
There are Express Coach services to Aberconwy's coastal resorts from London, the Midlands and the North.
Rail
There are intercity services from London, Birmingham and Manchester to the region's main railway station at Llandudno Junction, with connecting services to Conwy.
Air Travel
The nearest airport is Liverpool Airport. Furthermore, with the recent major improvements to the A55 north coast road, Manchester Airport is now only a 90 minute drive away.
Ferries
The A55/A5 roads link Conwy directly with the Ferry terminal at Holyhead, approximately 45 miles away. The A55 and UK motorway system also make the terminal at Liverpool accessible from where P&O Ferries operate. The HSS Seacat is fully operational and offers a high speed crossing to Southern Ireland from Holyhead.
When entering Conwy from seaward, the Fairway buoy RW is in position 53'17.95'N 003' 55.58'W.
Points to Note- The channel changes frequently. Pleast note - take extra care in the region of the jetty as it is an obstruction which protrudes approximately 5m and is unlit.
- The Scabs form a bar between No. 6 and No. 8 buoys.
- Round the perch light and number 11 buoy.
- All buoys in the channel are now lit except C16.
- When entering the marina, which is on the Conwy side of the estuary, the entrance is marked by port and starboard traffic pylons.
- Until skippers are familiar with the channel, they are advised to navigate the channel within 2 hours either side of HW. As a guide, if the concrete footing on the base of the Perch Light or Sandbanks outside the river entrance is covered, vessels drawing up to 2m should be able to enter in safety. The minimum depth of water at LW neaps is 1.8m throughout the passage.
Please note there is a speed limit of 10 knots in the river from the Perch Light to Cymryd Point. - In 2003 Admiralty chart 1463 Conwy Bay and approaches was introduced and should be referred to when navigating the Conwy area.
The marina has a tidal sill to provide an impounded yacht basin which gives a much improved environment for marina users to enjoy and which also reduces siltation.
Vessel access is via an automatic flap gate, 25 metres in width, enabling boats to enter or leave when the tide exceeds height of +3.5m above chart datum. (Generally half tide access or better). Outside this period, vessels waiting to enter the marina may hold on the purpose built pontoons just outside the gate entrance.
New Vessel Access Arrangements via tidal flap gate
RED: DO NOT PROCEEDGREEN: SAFE TO PROCEED
- OBSERVE TRAFFIC LIGHTS - RED x 3: DO NOT PROCEED. GREEN x 2, WHITE x 1: SAFE TO PROCEED
- DO NOT NAVIGATE IN THE VICINITY OF THE FLAP GATE UNTIL THE GREEN x 2, WHITE x 1: LIGHT IS LIT.
- WHEN ENTERING AND LEAVING THE MARINA, KEEP TO A SENSIBLE 'SLOW' SPEED AND KEEP 'RIGHT' IN ACCORDANCE WITH NORMAL NAVIGATIONAL PRACTICE. IF YOU SIGHT A YELLOW BUOY IN THE CENTRE OF THE MARINA ENTRANCE, THIS CAN BE IGNORED FOR NAVIGATIONAL PURPOSES.
- OBSERVE SILL DEPTH GAUGES.
- OBSERVE VESSELS ENTERING OR LEAVING THE MARINA IN OPPOSITE DIRECTION TO YOUR INTENDED COURSE. WHERE PRACTICALLY POSSIBLE JUDGE THE CROSS POINT TO BE AWAY FROM THE GATE APERTURE.
- IN THE EVENT OF ENGINE FAILURE, CONTACT THE MARINA ON VHF CHANNEL 80. THE MARINA WILL ADVISE OTHER BOATS OF YOUR VESSELS CONDITION BY RADIO AND LOUD SPEAKER, AND IF POSSIBLE RENDER ASSISTANCE.
- IN THE EVENT THAT YOU MISS TIDAL ACCESS TO THE MARINA, SECURE TO HOLDING PONTOONS.
Visitors
If you are a visitor to Conwy Quays Marina, please contact the marina by VHF on Channel 80 for berthing allocation prior to entering the marina.
| Security/Access | Access to the pontoons, service building and car park is via an electronic key fob security system. Visitors will be issued a temporary PIN valid for the length of their stay. Information notices are posted at the pontoon bridge head and main building foyer. |
| Toilets, showers and laundry | The toilets, showers and a ladies' powder room are situated on the first floor of the marina building. Disabled facilities are available on the Ground Floor. Hair driers are available from the marina office. The laundry is situated on the ground floor. Laundry tokens and washing powder are available at the marina office |
| Telephones | A payphone is available in the Marina Building. |
| VHF Radio | The marina maintains a listening watch on Channel 80. Call sign 'Conwy Marina'. |
| Water and Electricity | Water and electricity are available on the pontoons. Owners of vessels must supply their own water hoses. Electricity supply is via pre-paid cards which can be purchased at the Marina Building. |
| Fuel and Gas | Gasoil (red diesel - not for road use) and unleaded petrol are available on the fuel pontoon between 0700 and 2200 hours. Please contact the marina office for service. Bottled gas may be obtained from the chandlery. |
| Refuse | Refuse skips and waste recycling bins can be found at the rear of the marina office. |
| Waste Oil/Batteries | A purpose built waste oil container is situated at the rear of the car park. Provision is also made for battery disposal - please contact the marina office. |
| Trolleys | Trolleys are situated at the car park and the bridgehead. A £1 coin returnable deposit is required. |
| Weather Forecasts | Local area weather forecasts are displayed on the weather board and updated daily at 0800 hours. The local coastguard's forecast is given on VHF Channel 16 every four hours at 0235, 0635, 1035, 1435, 1835 and 2235. |
| Gate Opening Times | Predictions for gate opening times are displayed on a large L.E.D. display board which is clearly visible from the marina bridge head and building courtyard. Other useful information including tide and wind direction is also scrolled on this display. |
| Car Parking | Free access controlled dedicated berth holders car parking is available adjacent to the Marina Building. |
| Standard Rates | Price per metre L.O.A. |
| STANDARD ANNUAL RATE AFTER EARLY PAYMENT DISCOUNT OF 5% | £337.25 |
| 12 Months (1st April 2010 - 31st March 2011) | £355.00 |
| 11 Months | £347.00 |
| 10 Months | £340.00 |
| 9 Months | £320.00 |
| 8 Months | £304.00 |
| 7 Months | £285.00 |
| 6 Months | £247.00 |
| 5 Months | £203.00 |
| 4 Months | £160.00 |
| 3 Months (Minimum contract duration) | £121.00 |
Budget Berths - available for vessels less than 6.0 metres LOA
| Price per metre L.O.A. | |
| BUDGET ANNUAL RATE AFTER EARLY PAYMENT DISCOUNT OF 5% | £252.94 |
| 12 Months (1st April 2010 - 31st March 2011) | £266.25 |
| 11 Months | £260.25 |
| 10 Months | £255.00 |
| 9 Months | £240.00 |
| 8 Months | £228.00 |
| 7 Months | £213.75 |
| 6 Months | £185.25 |
| 5 Months | £152.25 |
| 4 Months | £120.00 |
| 3 Months (Minimum contract duration) | £90.75 |
Winter Berthing Rates - October to March only
| Price per metre L.O.A. | |
| 6 Months | £185.25 |
| 5 Months | £162.40 |
| 4 Months | £136.00 |
| 3 Months | £108.90 |
- All contracts will be raised in February 2010 and should be returned by 1st March 2010 at the latest.
- Berthing invoices will be issued in March 2010 and the full payment or the completed direct debit mandate should be received at the marina by 31st March 2010 at the latest.
- Budget berths (4.5 metre fingers only) are available for vessels less than 6.0metres L.O.A. and are subject to a 25% discount from the standard rate. Priority will be given to longer contracts.
- Discounts of 5% are offered on contracts of 6 months and more, (excluding Winter Contracts) if paid in full before the contract term.
- The above standard rates exclude hardstanding charges for your vessel.
- All berthing fees are inclusive of Conwy River harbour dues
| Price per metre L.O.A. | |
| Daily (minimum charge £15.00) | £2.40 |
| Weekly | £16.00 |
| Monthly | £52.50 |
| Per visit | |
| Short stay berthing - before 1900 hours (Max period of stay - 5 hours) | £10.50 |
| All invoices include VAT at 17.5% | |
Conditions of use:
This tariff should be read in conjunction with the Marina Terms and Conditions of Use and contract cancellation policy and the Berthing Licence.
- 1 All Contracts are subject to availability and all fees are payable in advance. Exceptions are berth holders with contracts who may pay monthly by instalments subject to a 6.5% administration surcharge.
- Discounts of 5% are offered on contracts if paid in full before the commencement of the contract term.
- An administration charge of 20% may be applied to all casual (non contract) charges which are invoiced against any vessel having left the marina prior to settlement of account.
- Berthing charges include harbour dues, potable fresh water and access to Marina facilities.
- Multihull vessels may be subject to a 25% surcharge dependent on berth availability. Such surcharge is at the manager's discretion.
- Commercial vessels may be subject to a surcharge either at the manager's discretion or as a result of charges levied by Local or Statutory Authorities.
- L.O.A. (Length overall) is the maximum length of any vessel and includes all overhangs such as pushpits, pulpits, davits and bowsprits.
- Budget berths are unserviced and may from time to time be rafted.
- Contract berthing terms are binding to both parties.
| Lifting Rates | |
| Lift out/ lift in | |
| Each way price per metre | £20.00 |
| Minimum charge | £125.00 |
| Emergency lift | |
| Out of hours - price per metre | £30.00 |
| Stepping & Unstepping Masts | |
| Booms & Sails to be removed prior to operation | |
| Price per hour | £91.00 |
Masthead gear (e.g. wind vanes, anemometers, and vhf aerials etc should be removed prior to stepping or unstepping masts. Where such equipment is not removed, Quay Marinas Ltd do not accept any liability for any loss or damage that may result. Boat owners should make their own arrangements for going aloft for the removal and re-fixing of masthead equipment.
| Hull Wash Off | |
| Lightly fouled vessels - price per metre | £5.10 |
| Heavily fouled vessels - price per metre | £8.50 |
| Shoring/Chocking | |
| price per metre | £5.00 |
| Sling Wash | |
| In slings maximum 1 hour - price per metre | £31.00 |
Other Services
| Cradle Hire | |
| Weekly hire rate | £7.50 |
| Open Storage ashore (Hard Standing - per metre per week) | |
| Main Site - Annual Contract holders | £3.10 |
| Main Site - Other vessels | £4.65 |
| Boat Movement | |
| Vessel Tow (in marina basin) each tow | £21.25 |
| By boat mover off site | £56.00 |
| Miscellaneous Lifting | |
| Price per hour (minimum duration ½ hour) - 2 man team | £95.00 |
| Miscellaneous Labour | |
| Price per hour (minimum duration ½ hour) - 2 man team | £95.00 |
| Miscellaneous Storage | |
| Unladen Cradle - per week | £17.50 |
| Unladen Trailer - per week | £17.50 |
| Jet Ski - per week | £17.50 |
| All invoices include VAT at 17.5% | |
Conditions:
- Storage ashore will be limited to a period of 6 months only and any extension to this term should be agreed in writing with the Marina Manager. Winter storage is subject to availability.
- Repairs of a major nature are to be executed by authorised contractors, a list of which can be obtained from the Marina manager and the Concessionaires Board.
- Supplies of electricity and water are subject to availability. Quay Marinas Ltd reserves the right to meter electricity supplied to any vessel in the Marina.
- Invoices to be paid in full prior to relaunching.
- All vessels stored ashore remain subject to the Marina Terms and Conditions.
- All boatyard lifting activities are weather dependant. Please be aware that in the event of any boatyard activity being cancelled to adverse weather conditions they will be rescheduled to the next available date.
Please request a marina handbook for further information and the full tariff.
Discount Cruising Offers are available at our other marinas and Transeurope Marinas.
| Electricity Tariff | |
| 240v/16 amp electricity is available on the pontoons throughout the Marina. The supply is via pre-payment cards which are available at the marina office. |
Conwy Marina is situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty and makes a fine base from which to explore the surrounding countryside.
Conwy castle was the third of Edward 1st's great castles. Built in 1283 on a rocky site at the mouth of the River Conwy and against a background of wooded hills, it is an impressive fortress, with massive battlemented walls and eight commanding drum towers. It is also one of the best preserved of all Britain's medieval castles.
At Conwy Visitor's Centre in Rosehill Street, a 20 minute film "in search of Conwy" takes you through the town's 800 year history. An exhibition also creates scenes from the past.
Conwy is a fascinating walled town of quaint narrow streets. Among the few ancient houses that still survive are Aberconwy, owned by the National Trust, a 14th century house used for exhibitions showing the history of the town, and Plas Mawr, one of the finest remaining examples of an Elizabethan country house.
On a smaller scale the town boasts Britain's smallest house, a Victorian fisherman's cottage. Measuring 6' in width and standing 10' high; its two rooms are linked by a vertical staircase.
The River Conwy is spanned by three bridges, the most impressive being Telford's suspension bridge built in 1826. This was superseded by the road bridge of 1958 and Robert Stephenson's splendid railway bridge from 1846.
The river also offers some interesting activities. The water bus Queen Victoria sails 7 days a week from Easter to late October (see notices on the quay or ring 01492 592284 for further details).
River trips offer spectacular views of the Conwy Valley, whilst from the estuary, Puffin Island, Anglesey and the Great Orme can be seen.
You can take an authentic Canadian canoe to explore the area from a completely new angle, for further details ring 01492 596457.
The Conwy School of Yachting offers a wide range of instructional courses for yachtsmen of all ages.
Full details are available on Tel: 01492 572999.
Further afield, visitors will undoubtedly enjoy the outstanding panoramic sea views over the town of Llandudno from the Great Orme. This well known landmark has been developed as a tourist attraction in recent years and now boasts many places of interest which are particularly suitable for families with young children. These include such leisure facilities as cable cars, a dry ski slope with bar and restaurant, trams and a historic copper mine.
As a prominent seaside resort, Llandudno itself offers a wide variety of leisure activities including a 12 lane bowling alley complete with excellent bar and restaurant.
The miniature village of Portmerion is situated on the secluded Llyn Peninsula. The brainchild of architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, this model village became famous following the television series, 'The Prisoner' broadcast during the 1960's.
The village comprises an unusual mix of eighteenth century style cottages and Italianate buildings set around a central piazza. The village is open all year round, with reduced admission offers between the winter months November to March.
Finally, situated above the River Conwy are the Bodnant Gardens. With their breathtaking views across the valley towards the Snowdon Range, Bodnant Gardens are reputed to be amongst the finest in the World. Refreshment facilities are available in the Pavilion near the car park.
| AA (Liverpool) | 0151 708 7999 |
| Airports: | |
| - Liverpool | 0151 486 8877 |
| - Manchester | 0161 489 3000 |
| Banks: (Conwy Branches) | |
| - Barclays | 0149 259 2881 |
| - HSBC | 0149 259 6639 |
| - Nat West | 0149 259 2444 |
| Coastguard (Holyhead) | 0140 776 2051 |
| Conwy Quays Marina | 0149 259 3000 |
| Customs & Excise (Holyhead) | 0140 776 0626 |
| Dentist | 0149 259 2779 |
| Doctors | 0149 259 2424 |
| Express Coach | 0149 259 2111 |
| Ferries: (Liverpool) | |
| - P & O Irish Sea (Liverpool - Dublin) | 0871 6644999 |
| - Irish Ferries (Holyhead - Dublin) | 08717 300200 |
| - Stena Line (Holyhead - Southern Ireland) | 08447 707070 |
| Harbour Master | 0149 259 6253 |
| Mulberry Public House | 0149 258 3350 |
| Police | 0149 259 2222 |
| RAC (Liverpool) | 0151 709 7979 |
| Tourist Information | 0149 259 2248 |
| Yacht Clubs: | |
| - Conwy Yacht Club | 0149 258 3690 |
| - N. Wales Cruising Assoc. | 0149 259 3481 |
| - Royal Anglesey Yacht Club | 0124 881 0295 |
Diary of Events - 2010
| Conwy Seed Fair | 26th March 2010 |
| Colwyn Bay Prom Day | 3rd May 2010 |
| Llandudno Transport Festival | 1st to 3rd May 2010 |
| Llandudno Victorian Extravaganza | 1st to 3rd May 2010 |
| Deganwy Dash | 4th June 2010 |
| Deganwy Prom Day | 5th June 2010 |
| North Wales Bluegrass Festival, Conwy | 1st to 4th July 2010 |
| Wakestock at Abersoch | 9th to 11th July 2010 |
| North Wales Boat Show, Bangor | 23rd to 25th July 2010 |
| North Wales Cricket Festival, Colwyn Bay | 4th to 8th August 2010 |
| Rock the River @ Conwy | 6th to 8th August 2010 |
| Conwy River Festival | 6th to 15th August 2010 |
| Snowdonia Arts Festival, Betws y Coed | 8th to 10th October 2010 |
| Gwledd Conwy Feast | 23rd to 24th October 2010 |
| Celtic Winter Fayre, Llandudno | 18th to 21st November 2010 |
We take our customers' safety very seriously. Please therefore read and follow the guidance notes below. You should familiarise yourself with the locations of safety equipment, and its operation. Customers should also ensure that their guests are aware of safety considerations.
General
- Take care on the pontoons, especially at night or in cold weather - do not run. Use the handrail on the access ramp
- Ensure that young children and non-swimmers wear life jackets when on the pontoons or afloat
- Please do not allow children to 'ride' in the marina trolleys
- Report any damaged or defective equipment immediately
- Barbecues are not permitted onboard or on the pontoons
- Keep pontoon walkways clear of equipment
- Allow pontoon water supply to run for 30 seconds before filling your tanks
Marina SOS stations
These are positioned at various points around the marina and are home to a fire extinguisher, life ring and audible alarm. In the event of an emergency, the alarm should be activated to summon assistance from other berth holders and/or the duty Berthing Master.
Falling in
There are two fixed safety ladders on each leg of the marina. Be sure that you know where they are situated.
Fire drill
- Raise the alarm
- Contact the Marina Office. We will call the Fire Brigade if they have not already been called
- Clear the area of any people who may be in danger and, in particular, those who are down wind of the fire
- Tackle the fire only if it is considered safe to do so
- Leave the area in an orderly manner (do not run)
- In the event of a fire gather at the fire muster point in the marina car park
Pontoon electrical outlets
When disconnecting your vessel from shore power, remove the power socket from the power outlet first to avoid a 'live end'. Do not leave 'live' cables on the pontoons. We undertake routine inspections of electrical equipment for your safety. Please report any damage to our equipment and periodically inspect your power leads for wear and tear.
Fuel berth & fuelling
- No smoking or naked lights whilst on the fuel berth
- Engines must not be used on the fuel berth
- Mobile phones must not be used on the fuel berth
- Fuel will only be served into appropriate containers
- All refuelling must take place on the fuel berth and from our supply
Speed restrictions
Please observe the DEAD SLOW speed limit and do not create excessive wash within the confines of the marina or by vessels moored near the marina. There is a speed limit within the estuary of 10 knots between the Perch Light and Cymryd Point.
Icy weather
Please take extreme care during cold conditions. The access ramps and adjacent areas are regularly salted during frosty periods. Salt can be provided to customers who wish to salt their own pontoon berth. Please contact the Marina Office for assistance.
Swimming/diving
Swimming is not permitted within the confines of the marina. Diving operations are only permitted with the express written permission of the marina manager and is subject to compliance with current Health & Safety legislation.
Insurance
It is a requirement of the marina's terms and conditions that all vessels berthed within the marina should maintain fully Comprehensive Insurance Cover to the value of £3million. Commercial operators should also carry appropriate Employers and Public Liability Cover.
Boatyard safety
In the interests of safety and efficiency please observe the following rules for the use of the boatyard.
- Hull supports (e.g. cradles, shores, blocks, etc.) are not to be moved without the direct supervision of marina staff
- The area around your boat should be kept clear. All equipment or materials should be kept aboard or removed from site
- All debris must be disposed of/removed prior to finishing work on each day
- Children are not permitted to 'play' in the boatyard and must be closely supervised at all times
- No hot work e.g. welding/grinding to be undertaken without the written permission of the marina manager
- Please check power cables are in good condition and run in such a way as not to pose a trip hazard. All leads/power tools should be fitted with outdoor plugs
- For your own safety customers are reminded of the hazards associated with working high above ground level on decks of boats and up ladders and scaffolding
- Owners of yachts are strongly advised to un-step their masts during winter storage
With the mountains of Snowdonia National Park as a backdrop, Conwy Marina is the ideal base from which to cruise the picturesque cruising grounds of the North Wales coast.
With sufficient rise of tide, shallow draught vessels can explore the Conwy River as far inland as Tal-y-Cafn, where you can secure alongside for lunch.
In the opposite direction there are the bays and unspoilt coves of Anglesey, along with the beautiful Menai Straits to be explored.
And after a pleasant day's sail, what could be better than to spend the evening in one of the many local anchorages, sampling the nearby island hospitality.
Anglesey is a delightful cruising ground in itself, with a sheltered anchorage always nearby. Further afield, there is the beautiful Llyn Peninsula, Bardsey and the Tudwells Islands, whilst Pilot's Cove, Porth Dinllaen and Aberdaron are attractive ports of call on passage to Pwllheli or Barmouth.
The breathtaking coastline of Ireland is only 85 miles away.
The ports of Dublin, Malahide, Carlingford and Strangford Lough are just a few of the many delightful harbours along the east coast. And Irish hospitality is second to none!
The Isle of Man is another popular destination, and port of call on passage from Strangford Lough or the west coast of Scotland. In settled conditions, this too is a delightful cruising ground in itself, and the Port St. Mary Yacht Club offers a warm welcome to visiting yachtsmen.
Admiralty Charts| Holyhead to Great Ormes Head | 1977 |
| Great Ormes Head to Liverpool | 1978 |
| Menai Straits | 1464 |
| Caenarfon Bay | 1970 |
| Cardigan Bay (Northern) | 1971 |
| Approaches to Holyhead | 1413 |
| Irish Sea (Western part) | 1411 |
| Irish Sea (Eastern part) | 1826 |
Publications
Cruising Anglesey and adjoining waters.
Further informationFurther information regarding cruising around the Island of Anglesey is available in the marina handbook.
Welcome to the Conwy Quays Marina section of the Quay Marinas' website.
You will find a wealth of information on the website which I hope will answer most of your questions about the marina.
All the Conwy Quays team are there to make your stay at Conwy Quays Marina as enjoyable and safe as possible so please speak to a member of staff if you need any help.
Jon Roberts
Marina Manager
Conwy Quays Marina
Conwy LL32 8EP
Tel: 01492 593000
Fax: 01492 572111
email: jroberts@quaymarinas.com
| Berth Holders Association | |
| Bay Marine Insurance | 029 2063 1166 |
| Conwy Marine Services | 0149 258 2222 |
| Conwy School of Yachting | 0149 257 2999 |
| Llyn Marine Services | 01758 612606 |
| Network Yacht Brokers | 0149 258 0001 |
| Raymarine | 01758 613193 |
| Rowlands Marine Electronics Ltd. | 01758 613193 |
| The Green Blue Wales | 01248 670738 |
| TransEurope Marinas | |
| Yacht Systems | 01492 584681 |
