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Suffolk Yacht Harbour: a 550 berth marina with access at all states of the tide

The leading independent marina on the east coast, Suffolk Yacht Harbour (SYH) is a hub for cruising, racing and boat maintenance.  As well as multi-faceted workshops, two chandleries and eleven marine businesses onsite, SYH has the largest hoist capacity from Bridlington in Yorkshire to the Solent.  Based in Levington, on the River Orwell in Suffolk, SYH offers a friendly ‘one-stop-shop’ for all your boating needs. Learn More .

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The boat building diaries.

The SYH workshop is a hive of activity, with projects ranging from small maintenance jobs to large scale refits on wooden and GRP yachts.

Read up on the latest case studies and pick up some tips and tricks via the SYH Boat Building Diaries.

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The next SYH Classic Regatta will take place from 14th – 16th June.  Delivering on its usual format of a Friday evening race followed by a three-race series over the weekend, the regatta is set to attract classic sail and motor yachts from across the UK.  Entry for the regatta is now open.

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Top 12 UK Harbours

Here’s our list of the top 12 harbours, anchorages and marinas not to miss around our shores.

This is without doubt the prettiest town on the west coast of Scotland. And it has one of the best harbours, which was known long before the town itself was built. Murdoch Mackenzie, an Orcadian, produced the first charts of the west coast, and the first sailing directions in 1776, when he wrote that Tobermory bay was “a very fine place for large ships; for it is sheltered from all winds, the ground good, and the depth moderate”. Now there are pontoons and mooring buoys, as well as the anchorage.

Belfast, specifically the Abercorn Basin Marina right in the centre of town, is next to the Titanic Experience, opened in 2012. It may seem odd to celebrate a disaster, but the museum is as much about the extraordinary effort that was made by Harland and Wolff to build the ship, how so many thousands of men were involved (3,000 hammered in 3 million rivets between them), how many eggs it carried on its first and final voyage (40,000!), who was on board, and so on.

3. Caernarfon

There are many castles around our coast but there are not many you can stop really close to. Here is a really spectacular one. You can take the ground underneath its walls as Libby Purves and her family did in 1988 in her round-UK book One Summer’s Grace . Today most tie up to a pontoon in the adjacent Victoria Dock Marina, which is accessible at HW+/-2. Mind you, to get there one has to deal with the notorious Swellies rocks in the Menai Strait, which, despite their reputation, are no big deal.

4. Isles of Scilly

Each island is different. St Mary’s is rather touristy and maybe somewhat dull with exposed moorings. Tresco is upmarket with a shop that seems like an offshoot of Fortnum and Mason, but it has tremendous gardens well worth the £12 entrance fee. St Agnes is a bit alternative and has great ice-creams. There are visitor moorings at St Mary’s, St Martin’s, and in Old and New Grimsby Sounds. See more on ST ‘s trip to Scilly here .

5. Plymouth

Famed for the Hoe, Drake, the Mayflower and – still – the British Navy. Full of maritime history and an important place to see. For the prettiest sights, stick to the coast and walk all the way round from the Barbican with its buzzing cafes and bars via the Hoe to the beautifully restored and revitalised Royal William Yard. See our Gull’s Eye feature on Mayflower Marina .

6. Weymouth

You have to visit at least one classic British seaside town with that bewitching and evocative combination of an active harbour with pontoons for visiting yachts, a safe and extensive town beach with Punch and Judy shows and candy floss, good pubs, restaurants and trippers. If you can, visit the Royal Dorset Yacht Club – full of fascinating maritime history.

7. Lymington

One of the quintessential British harbour towns, Lymington offers two well-protected marinas, and makes a superb base for exploring the sheltered Solent by boat, or the New Forest by land. The cobbled town quay and steep High Street still offer plenty of independent shops and fine, old pubs.

You can sail right up to Tower Bridge although you do have to dodge the many tourist boats and put up with the chop produced by their wakes. Of course, you have to take the tide up and later back down again, as sailors have done for centuries, but that is no problem in one six-hour tide if you get a move on under engine if necessary.

9. Wells-next-the-Sea

The harbourmaster picks you up on his camera as you arrive at the fairway buoy and then talks you up the buoyed channel which completely dries out at low tide (“Going a bit too far to port, mate”). Once in the pool you are right in among the lovely old buildings, the shops and pubs and the children crabbing.

One of the few easy-to-enter harbours on the east coast between the Humber and the Forth. But as well as being a fascinating place to stop over, there is the Dracula connection, the Captain Cook connection, a supermarket right next to the marina, St Mary’s church up the 199 steps on the hill next to the spooky ruined abbey, pubs, and a famous chippy.

A small uninhabited island in the Shetlands which most people have probably never heard of. However, it has the best preserved Iron Age (about 1000BC) broch in the UK, right next to the anchorage.

12. North Ronaldsay, Orkney

You can get a really interesting guided tour to the very top of the tallest land-based lighthouse in the UK – by the last lighthouse keeper no less.

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Bring your colleagues, friends or family and join us for the ultimate day at sea. From corporate entertaining to special family occasions, or just a day on the water with friends, the luxurious surroundings of Solaris offers the ultimate escape for you and your guests.

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Solaris Charters is a luxury yacht charter company based in Poole, Dorset in the UK. Our flagship vessel is a 2022 Sunseeker 76 Yacht, berthed year round in the picturesque Salterns Marina, adjacent to the spectacular Sandbanks Peninsula.

Solaris is MCA coded and comes with a fully qualified Captain and Stewardess. Our crew have many years of experience in the marine industry, having previously worked for the Sunseeker brand,  along with other private charter boats. They are locally based and know the harbour and surrounding waters extremely well.

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Great Harbour Yachts LLP is a new boat and brokerage company based at James Watt Dock Marina, Greenock. We are a distributor for ELAN Yachts and RODMAN Motor Yachts as well as specialising in Princess Motor Yacht brokerage. Working with Sunbird International Yacht Sales we offer over 400 brokerage boats across UK, European and Mediterranean waters.

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Working with Sunbird International Yacht Sales we offer over 400 brokerage boats across UK, European and Mediterranean waters. Our brokerage listings are always being updated with the latest boats available for sale through Great Harbour Yachts.

Buying made simple. Take the worry and uncertainty out of the purchase of any boat by having Great Harbour Yachts on your side.

Great Harbour Yachts offer a Buyer’s Broker service to assist with the purchase of your next yacht. As a Buyer’s Broker, we represent you, not the seller, and our commission is taken as a split from the broker representing the seller, so our services are often completely free to the purchaser.

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As visitors are accommodated on the berths of absent resident berth-holders it is advisable to make contact in advance of any intended stay. The marina's pontoons are exposed to very strong tidal currents so a great measure of care is required to deal with the cross currents when passing in between the marina’s pontoon heads. Newcomers are advised to only approach at slack water.

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10 Most beautiful luxury marinas in the UK and Europe to holiday in style

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With their beautiful locations, state-of-the-art facilities, amenities such as spas, hotels and luxury homes, bars and restaurants, pools, designer shops, golf courses, events and entertainment, these exclusive marinas offer the best for yacht owners and sailing enthusiasts

Port Adriano Mallorca, Spain

Located in Calvia, only 9 kilometres southwest of the Balearic Islands’ capital Palma de Mallorca, this modern, Philip Starck designed marina is an ideal base to explore Mallorca’s stunning coast. Port Adriano has a total of 488 moorings between 6 and 80 metres and capacity for up to 100 metres, making it a popular marina for superyachts.

The marina offers plenty of activities, from water sports, to a big selection of bars and restaurants that cater for all tastes and dietary requirements, from a light quick snack to fine dining. There are also plenty of shops include El Corte Ingles and Blush, plus art galleries and boutiques, private banking facilities and nautical shops. Those who prefer to spend a few nights on terra firma are in luck as the nearby  Pure Salt Port Adriano five star hotel is kitted out with a state-of-the-art spa, infinity pool and a delightful terrace. The marina also organises events, including performances by notable musicians such as George Benson and Tom Jones.

There are also dedicated facilities for crew, such as a gym, crew bar and events, diving centre, kids’ area and water sports.

Perfect for:  the young, trendy and well-heeled. Families will love this marina too as it offers plenty of activities for little ones.

Facilities:  488 moorings between 6 and 80m and capacity for up to 100 metres, WiFi, a shipyard offering all the general nautical services including painting, travel lift, antifouling, motor and electrical repairs, among other services, fuel, parking, electricity, security and more.

Amenities: water sports, a huge selection of bars and restaurants to choose from, from fine dining to ice-cream parlours. A vast array of shops including boutiques selling luxury brands such as Versace, and Emilio Pucci, an El Corte Ingles department store, nautical outlets and more. The Mar Balear dive centre offers lots of activities, including water sports and diving excursions. For more information visit Port Adriano.

Marina di Portofino, Italy

Italy has some of the most exclusive marinas in the world that attract an affluent Italian and international crowd. Portofino on the Italian Riviera has one of the loveliest and most high end marinas in the Mediterranean country. The former fishing village is famous for its beautiful landscape, picturesque multicoloured houses and its tiny but quaint harbour. It’s a real billionaires’ destination, much loved by celebrities, footballers, politicians and aristocracy, often spotted sunning themselves on superyachts.

The marina is as beautiful as it is small, with only 14 berths for yachts and superyachts, plus two more in Cannone Bay to accommodate mega-yachts. Designer boutiques and restaurants are dotted around the main square and those who wish to stay in a hotel are in luck: Portofino boasts one of the most beautiful and iconic in the world, the Belmond Hotel Splendido. The Splendido truly is what la dolce vita epitomises – no wonder it’s been popular with Hollywood stars since it opened in 1902, with Marlon Brando, Eva Gardner, Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton being some of its notable guests.

Perfect for: the seriously rich with a love for sophistication, art, food and natural beauty. Portofino exudes elegant and timeless glamour. Those looking for loud bars and clubs playing dance music won’t find it here.

Facilities:  fuel, fixed beam turning crane, WiFi, used oil and waste collection, video surveillance, laundry, wine and food supply delivered directly to yachts, ISPS code, toilets and showers, naval equipment.

Amenities: Portofino offers a great selection of chic boutiques, art galleries, churches, a castle (Castello Brown), stylish bars and cafés and beautiful restaurants serving delicious Ligurian dishes such as pesto ligure, panzerotti con salsa di noci and paciugo ice-cream. It’s also close to the lovely town of Santa Margherita Ligure, and the tiny but stunning villages of San Fruttuoso (where one can see the Christ of the Abyss buried under the sea) and Camogli. For more information visit Marina di Portofino .

Portavadie, Scotland

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Set in the stunning Scottish highlands on Loch Fyne, Argyll, Portavadie has sheltered deep-water berthing and is considered the gateway to some of the best sailing waters in the west coast of Scotland.

The Five Gold Anchor award-winning marina offers 230 fully serviced berths for vessels up to 70-foot. There are no restrictions on draft and berths can be accessed whatever the state of the tide.

There is also a loch-side state-of-the-art spa resort on the doorstep, offering dog-friendly cottages, couple retreats and luxury studio apartments. There is even an eco-resort on the loch’s shore for nature lovers. The spa has swimming pools, including a child-friendly splash pool, saunas and the largest outdoor heated infinity pool in Scotland.

The breathtaking scenery must be explored, and there are many options, from horse riding and walking to scuba diving and golf at the  Kyles of Bute Golf Course .

Perfect for:  nature lovers, couples looking for escape, families, lovers of regional food.

Facilities:  sheltered, fully-serviced berthing with Seaflex anchoring, water, 240v power, lighting, WiFi, 24-hour access to toilets and showers including family bathrooms with a large bath wet room, his and hers vanity with fresh towels and TV, laundry, rubbish and glass disposal, fuel berth offering diesel and petrol, slipway for launching smaller vessels, electricity take-off in the marina boatyard,  and a full range of marine services including electrical installations and engine repair.

Amenities:  water sports including kayaking, sea tours, scuba diving with  Loch Fyne Dive Charters  and dinghy courses offered through the  Tighnabruaich Sailing School . There is also fishing and golf. Portavadie has a fully equipped gym, spa offering a range of treatments and access to a hydro pool, sauna and steam room, and two restaurants and bars, all serving dishes made from local seasonal produce. The Loch Fyne Oyster Bar in nearby Cairndow specialises in serving seafood produced on the loch and in the in-house smokery.

Marina Miraggio, Greece

Located on the Aegean Sea on the southwest side of the Kassandra peninsula, near Halkidiki, Marina Miraggio opened last year and it’s already been awarded the European Union’s ‘Blue Flag’ and the Golden Greek Hospitality Award 2017. Considered one of the most technologically advanced marinas, it was developed with the help of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki to devise ways of reducing any impact on the sea, nature and marine life. The marina has 81 berths and can accommodate yachts up to 40m and boasts one of the longest quays of this type in Greece – 110m long in fact.

Perfect for:  yachters and boaters who want to get away from it all and enjoy a relaxing break in a state-of-the-art marina surrounded by natural beauty. Those seeking a wellness holiday combined with their boating adventure, people with children who like the right balance of family fun and adult time.

Facilities and services: Power Supply and Water Service Pedestals with payment through RFID card, pump out stations, fuel station, WiFi, launching ramp, round the clock security service, 24/7 office manning and berthing, vessel maintenance.

Amenities:  Miraggio Thermal Spa Resort  with its beautiful Myrthia thermal spa offering a variety of treatments, plus shops and boutiques, nine restaurants and bars serving local and international cuisine, leisure facilities, Miraggio Kid’s Planet & Childcare services operating a wide range of additional services on demand. The hotel boasts 300 beautiful rooms and suites, many with private pool. It offers many amenities and activities, including a football pitch, basketball, volleyball and tennis courts, table tennis, car, bike and motorbike rental, gym, hammam, sauna, outdoor and indoor pools, children’s pool, and many more. For more information and prices visit Miraggio Thermal SPA Resort and Marina Miraggio.

St Katharine Docks, London

Located in the heart of central London, luxury has always been part of St Katharine Docks. The port on the river Thames once handled precious cargo like spices, rum, sugar and wine. Now it caters to those looking for a luxurious break in the capital.

Camper and Nicholsons Marinas  manage the elegant marina – the only one in central London. It has sympathetically refurbished and restored the docks’ three historic basins and since January 2017 it offers 170 berths for yachts up to 40-metres.

The marina has a bustling vibe, with waterside shops and gourmet restaurants offering everything from brunch to dinner on the quayside. It is also the location for events like the London on Water show where luxury yacht builders like Princess Yachts, Sunseeker and Oyster Yachts are regular exhibitors. In the summer, there are regular live music events and a weekly World Food Market serving the best street food in London.

It is also the perfect location to explore the city’s rich history, with the Tower of London a stone’s throw away. The historic covered Leadenhall Market, with its iconic Victorian roof, is less than a mile away.

A ride in one of London’s famous black cabs will take you to some of the best shopping areas in the world like Bond Street and Mayfair which house the likes of Burberry, Louis Vuitton and Tiffany & Co, Savile Row for bespoke British menswear and Knightsbridge for Harrods and Harvey Nichols.

Perfect for: city lovers, foodies and boutique shopaholics.

Facilities and services:  electricity is provided to each berth, drinking water, security, rubbish disposal, washrooms, marina trollies, laundry, waste water pump outs, WiFi.

Amenities:  being central London, every conceivable want or desire can be catered for. At St Katharine Docks, high end dining is offered at the Dokke , run by Neil Wager, who serves food inspired by many years working as a chef on private island resorts. The White Mulberries – named as London’s best coffee shop – offers a range of tempting homemade treats and coffee.

Just over Tower Bridge, there is the Michelin Star Restaurant Story which was recently named one of the top 40 restaurants in the UK by the Good Food Guide. The Sky Garden is London’s highest public garden – with flowerbeds and planting on the 35th floor. It has several private dining areas offering stunning views of the capital while diners indulge from the à la carte menu.

For those wanting a few nights on dry land, the 5-star Grange Tower Bridge Hotel is at nearby Tower Bridge. It also houses the luxury Ajala Spa , which has an exclusive selection of spa day packages, as well as a 25-metre pool, Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room and foot spa. For more information visit St Katharine Docks .

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ACI Marina Dubrovnik, Croatia

The ACI Marina in Dubrovnik is situated at the foothills of Srđ hill – a beautiful area that dates back to the 7th century and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Only 6 km from the centre of enchanting Dubrovnik, this marina has been awarded the Blue Flag for its perfectly clean sea, and voted best marina in the Adriatic (in the 250-450 berth category) in the ‘Flower of Tourism – Quality for Croatia’ competition for three consecutive years (2010-2012). It has 380 berths and 140 dry berths, and can accommodate yachts up to 60m. Its location makes it ideal to explore Dalmatia and nearby Italy.

Perfect for:  those who enjoy understated luxury and love to explore nature, cities and historical sites. Ideal for adults and young families alike.

Facilities:  WiFi, repair and maintenance services, travel lifts with 60 and 130 t capacity, fuel station, toilet and shower facilities with separate disabled provision, launderette, charter agencies, supermarket and marine equipment store, ATM, fuel station.

Amenities:  tennis and bocce court, futsal pitch with artificial grass, children’s pirate ship themed playground, swimming pool, hairdresser, massage, outdoor fitness classes, large selection of shops and boutiques, restaurant, bar, beer hall and internet café. The Dalmatia area is a gorgeous location to explore and the city of Dubrovnik is one of the most beautiful in Croatia, if not Europe. For more information visit ACI Marina Dubrovnik. 

Dart Marina Yacht Harbour, Dartmouth

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One of the West Country’s most exclusive marinas, Dart Marina on the River Dart lies within Dartmouth’s deep-water estuary.

This 110 berth marina also has the excellent advantage of being accessible in all tides. It can accommodate boats up to 20m, and is a stunning base for those wanting to explore the river.

The luxurious Dart Marina Hotel and Spa is onsite offering stylish rooms with crisp white linen and river views, and beautifully designed self-catering apartments with oak floors and stylish soft furnishings. There is also a spa offering holistic treatments, a pool, Jacuzzi, steam room and fitness facilities, as well as riverside dining options.

Nearby Dartmouth  is steeped in maritime history. Two castles perch close to the river entrance, and the Britannia Royal Naval College overlooks the river, along with luxurious homes. The picturesque town centre, with its charming boutiques, is just a short stroll from the yacht harbour.

In the past, Dartmouth has been something of a mecca for celebrity chefs, with the likes of Keith Floyd, John Burton Race, Mitch Tonks and Joyce Molyneux all setting up in this South Devon town. It currently boasts three Michelin Guide restaurants – Tonks’ Rockfish, which is thought to be the best fish and chips in Devon, Tonks’ other Dartmouth restaurant, Seahorse, which specialises in seafood, and the Laughing Monk, which is just outside the town in the village of Strete.

Perfect for: families, couples on romantic breaks, maritime history lovers and dedicated foodies.

Facilities and services: 110 berths for boats up to 20 metres, annual berthing (discounts at the Dart Marina Hotel and car parking), with berths available for visiting boats, individual bathrooms for berth holders, electricity, water, fully equipped laundry, full range of professional yacht services nearby including chandlers, marine and electronic engineers, riggers, sailmakers and lift-out facilities at nearby yards. Fuel is via the River Dart fuel barge.

Amenities:  A plethora of high end restaurants in the town, as well as bistros, trendy bars and hotel restaurants serving everything from fish and chips to à la carte dining. A number of independently run boutiques, selling bespoke gifts and clothing, and a range of art galleries. Nearby Dartmouth Golf Club offers one of the best courses in the UK. There are also plenty of walks, gardens, stately homes and castles like Agatha Christie’s holiday home at Galmpton , and museums to explore.

Porto Montenegro

This former Austro-Hungarian naval base located on the UNESCO-protected Bay of Kotor, Porto Montenegro is a state-of-the-art marina ideal for superyacht owners. It boasts 450 berths accommodating boats ranging from 12 to 250m, offering a wide range of facilities. Its stunning yacht club has a pool, tennis court, bars and restaurants and for those who’d like to stay in a hotel, the luxury Venetian-style   Regent Porto Montenegro , located on the Adriatic and overlooking Boka Bay, has a choice of stylish rooms, suites and Regent Pool Club Residences .

Perfect for: yacht and superyacht owners who enjoy the yacht club life after a day out at sea, exploring the beautiful natural scenery.

Facilities: short and long term berthing options (from one day up to 30 years), fuel dock with tax and duty free fuel (including jet ski pontoon), berth rental pool with 85% income share for lease owners, onsite customs and immigration, 24 hour yacht service, onsite brokers for charter and yacht sales, 24-hour manned and CCTV security, on site refuse, grey and black water disposal, electricity, fibre optic WiFi, RYA and STCW-95 courses, crew club, yacht club and electricity.

Amenities:  state-of-the-art yacht club designed by Tino Zervudachi of MHZ Design in Paris, with fitness centre, tennis courts, waterfront Members Lounge with meeting room and private dining space overlooking a 64 metre infinity-edge swimming pool and an outdoor restaurant, mezzanine bar, rooftop restaurant and a nightclub. There is also an Owners’ Club, Kids’ Club, opportunity to stay in the hotel, buy or rent a luxury seafront apartment, pools, wellness centre, a village with over 50 shops ranging from designer boutiques to beauty parlours, restaurants offering local and international cuisine, bars and museums. For more information visit Porto Montenegro .

Port Hercule, Monaco

One of the very few deep water ports on the French Riviera, the stunning Port Hercule in Monaco has 700 berths, a swimming pool, restaurants and bars that line the dock, plus marine businesses and chandleries nearby. It’s the perfect location to attend the Monaco Boat Show in late September and feast one’s eyes on the beautiful superyachts on show.

Perfect for:  those who have it and like to flaunt it. Superyacht owners and lovers, the super rich, people who love being surrounded by luxury and glamour.

Facilities: fresh water, electricity on the quayside and pontoons, showers, public telephone on site and onboard upon request, self service launderette, TV on the quayside, containers for used oil and batteries, BP station fuel on the landing stage and refuse collection.

Amenities: Monaco offers a wide selection of designer boutiques, fine dining restaurants, exclusive yacht clubs, trendy bars and nightclubs. There are plenty of water sport activities and the port’s prime location is ideal for those who want to explore the French and Italian Rivieras with their stunning beauty, historical sites, churches and museums. For more information visit Port Hercule.

Marina di Porto Cervo, Sardinia, Italy

Located on the idyllic Costa Smeralda with its beautiful crystalline waters, Marina di Porto Cervo is where jetsetters like to holiday. This sheltered marina is split into two: East Dock, also known as the Old Port, which is part of the village of Porto Cervo, and the New Marina which boasts modern pontoons and the marina village.

Marina di Porto Cervo has 700 berths, 100 of which are reserved for boats in transit and the Cantieri Porto Cervo boatyard which is open all year round. This exclusive marina is adjacent to some of the best restaurants on the island, elegant hotels, fashionable bars and nightclubs and the Pevero Golf Club. It’s also surrounded by some of the best shops and boutiques in the world, including Harrods.

Perfect for: the mega rich. This is truly a playground for billionaires, celebrities, footballers, aristocracy and industrialists. Nature enthusiasts will love its stunning landscape, with lush greenery, rocky mountains, beautiful white sandy beaches and crystalline sea. Also ideal for golfers, thanks to the adjacent Pevero Golf Club.

Facilities:  WiFi, used oil and waste collection, fuel, laundry service, chandlery, showers and toilets, repairs and maintenance, on site supermarket and even ice delivery!

Amenities: with its exclusive designer boutiques, yacht clubs, fine dining restaurants, stylish bars and nightclubs and beautiful golf club, Porto Cervo Marina has to be one of the best equipped and most glamorous in the world. The area offers a variety of water and land sport activities, yacht chartering and sailing trips. For more information visit Marina di Porto Cervo.

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Boatfolk Portland Marina

Portland Marina is one of the newest facilities in the UK, with a full-service boatyard, powerboat dry stack and great onshore facilities, plus berths for boats to 30m and 4m draft. Sheltered within Portland Harbour behind its own breakwater, the marina is accessible in all conditions.

On-site is a pub-restaurant, café, chandlery, boat sales, sea school, dive centre and everything needed for getting afloat.

The boatyard can lift boats to 50tonnes and the yard is available for DIY maintenance, or the Portland Boat Care team of specialist boatbuilders, engineers and finishers can undertake all maintenance, repair and refit work.

Call Paul Swain for annual and visitor berths enquiries, and Doug Stacey for boatyard and Boat Care enquiries 01305 866190.

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Hanse 370 - £99,950 incl VAT

Length : 11.35 m (37' 3")

Engine : 29 HP Yanmar 3 YM 30 C (Diesel)

Hanse 370 - 2008. A quality luxury competent cruiser. A fully equipped yacht with a beautifully fitted interior in light cherry wood. Three cabins with double berths. Fitted galley, separate heads with shower. Fast and easy to sail. Full range of sails. Powered by a Yanmar 29hp diesel engine.

Sweden 390 - £98,950 incl VAT

Length : 11.88 m (39' 0")

Engine : 40 HP Volvo MD2040 (Diesel)

1999 Sweden 390. Opportunity to acquire this quality, luxury rare stepped stern model Sweden 390. Designed by Norlin & Ostmann and built by Sweden Yachts. Superbly fitted mahogany interior with eight berths, fitted galley, navigator station and jack and jill heads.

Boston Whaler Conquest 26 - £68,000 incl VAT

Length : 8.53 m (28' 0")

Engine : 350 HP Mercury Verado 350 (Petrol)

Boston Whaler Conquest 26. 2001. Superb example of this popular, quality unsinkable boat. Four berths in cabin. Fitted galley and separate heads. Powered by a Mercury Verado 350hp outboard (2018). Docking mode and fitted bow thruster. Rare boat. Excellent condition.

Sovereign 40 - £62,950 incl VAT

Length : 12.19 m (40' 0")

Engine : 50 HP Beta (Diesel)

1993 - Sovereign 40. Light and spacious fast cruising deck saloon yacht designed by Ian Anderson and built in Dartmouth by Western Approach Yachts. Three cabins with seven berths. Fitted galley and heads. Powered by a Beta 50hp inboard diesel engine (fitted 2018). Bow thruster.

Windy Scirocco 31 - £59,950 incl VAT

Length : 9.32 m (30' 7")

Engine : 180 HP Mercruiser D3 (Diesel)

1995 - Windy Scirocco 31. Stylish Scandinavian sports cruiser. Renowned for build quality and sea keeping. 'Be Bop' is a lovely example and kept in excellent condition throughout and maintained regardless of cost by her experienced owner. Four berths in two cabins/saloon.

Tradewind 35 - £57,000 incl VAT

Length : 10.75 m (35' 3")

Engine : 36 HP Bukh (Diesel)

1984 - Tradewind 35. A very nice example of this capable classic cruiser designed by John Rock. New upholstery. Six berths in two cabins. fitted galley and heads. Powered by a Bukh 36hp diesel engine. In good order throughout. Copper coat renewed 2023.

Nimbus 280 Coupe - £56,950 incl VAT

Length : 8.6 m (28' 3")

Engine : 150 HP Volvo TAMD31P (Diesel)

2004 - Nimbus 280 Coupe. Quality motor cruiser designed by Rolf Eliasson and built by Nimbus Boats, Sweden. Bow and stern thrusters, electric anchor winch, warm air heating, teak cockpit. Powered by a Volvo Penta TAMD31P 150HP diesel engine.

Fisher 34 - £54,950 VAT Exempt

Length : 10.42 m (34' 2")

Engine : 65 HP Vetus 4.65 (Diesel)

1979 - Fisher 34 Ketch. Rugged well built motor sailer. Mast head ketch. Designed by Wyatt & Freeman and built by Fairways Marine. Six berths in three cabins. Fitted galley and separate heads. Powered by a Vetus Marine 65hp diesel engine. Bow thruster.

Southerly 115 - £48,950 incl VAT

Length : 11.2 m (36' 9")

Engine : 36 HP Bukh DV36 (Diesel)

1983 - Southerly 115. Popular and versatile 'go anywhere' lift keel quality cruiser with sound sea keeping. Designed by Dick Carter and built by Northshore Yachts. 'Perfect Pitch' is a stylish spacious, comfortable boat. Seven berths in three cabins, including a full width aft double owner's cabin.

Jeanneau Merry Fisher 755 - £46,000 incl VAT

Length : 7.4 m (24' 3")

Engine : 150 HP Yamaha (Petrol)

2014 - Jeanneau Merry Fisher 755. 'Olaf' is an excellent high spec example of this popular model. Four berths. Galley and separate heads. Sunroof. Cabin heating. Bow thruster. Powered by a Yamaha 150 four stroke outboard engine. 6ft headroom.

Sea Ray Sundancer 255 - £45,000 excl VAT

Length : 8.2 m (26' 11")

Engine : 300 HP Mercruiser 350 Mpi V8 (Petrol)

2010 - Sea Ray Sundancer 255. Lovely example of this popular stylish boat. Powered by a 350 Magnum MPi engine. Four berths. Separate heads. Road trailer. Just polished and serviced. Great one owner example. Must be viewed by appointment at: www.harbouryachts.co.

Contessa 26 - £39,950 incl VAT

Length : 7.8 m (25' 7")

Engine : 9 HP Yanmar 1GM10 (Diesel)

2022 - Contessa 26. 'Rose of Purbecks' This newly fully re-built model designed by Jeremy Rogers and built by local renowned boat builder Chris Somner, was commissioned by my client. This is a modern take on the classic and popular 26.

Hunter Legend 306 - £39,950 incl VAT

Length : 9.12 m (29' 11")

Engine : 18 HP Yanmar (Diesel)

2003 - Hunter Legend 306. 'Boogie Bear' is an extremely comfortable,spacious and well equipped. Featuring six berths and a double aft cabin. Galley with stainless steel hob, oven and grill. WC with holding tank. Warm air heating. Powered by a Yanmar 18hp diesel engine.

Hardy Seawings 277 - £37,950 incl VAT

Length : 8.4 m (27' 7")

Engine : 200 HP Volvo Penta AQAD41 D (Diesel)

1999 - Hardy Seawings 277. Excellent quality open plan motor cruiser. Light and spacious interior with four berths, fitted galley and separate heads. Powered by a single Volvo Penta 200 hp diesel engine. Ideal for offshore or inland cruising. Very good overall condition.

Cox & Haswell Rapier 26 - £37,950 incl VAT

Engine : 150 HP Volvo Q140 (Petrol)

'Pegasus' 1966 Cox & Haswell Rapier 2600. Historic boat, one of the first boats designed by Cox & Haswell and built by Christchurch Yacht Company, Cowes-Torquay racer and raced in 1966 under her original number 128. 'Pegasus' has had a complete rebuild from the waterline up.

Jeanneau Merry Fisher 605 - £34,950 incl VAT

Length : 5.79 m (19' 0")

Engine : 100 HP Yamaha 100 Four Stroke (Petrol)

2017 Jeanneau Merry Fisher 605. Excellent condition lightly used example. Designed by Centkowski & Denert. Powered by a 100hp Yamaha four stroke engine. Cabin with dinette. Double berth. Chemical toilet. Twin sink unit and tap. Great example. Viewings at: www.harbouryachts.co.

Princess 32 - £29,950 incl VAT

Length : 9.75 m (32' 0")

Engine : 120 HP Ford 6.2 Litre (Diesel)

Harry Ho II is a 1984 Princess 32, single deck commercial fishing boat. Extended cabin. Working fish deck. Cabin with fitted galley. Twin burner gas hob and grill. Stainless steel sink and tap. Forward compartment with sea toilet and sink unit. Cabin and deck lighting. Powered by twin Ford 6.

Outhill Ranger 17 - £26,950 incl VAT

Length : 5.18 m (17' 0")

Engine : 11 HP Vetus M-Line (Diesel)

Outhill Ranger 17 launch. Circa 2012 but virtually unused. Long term dry stored. New Vetus 11hp engine (with warranty) and running gear 2022. 12 volt digital echo sounder. New 12 volt automatic bilge pump. Solar panel. Two anchors. Spray hood. All new deck equipment. Road trailer (2019).

Parker 31 - £24,950 incl VAT

Length : 9.45 m (31' 0")

Engine : 18 HP Yanmar 2GM20 (Diesel)

1990 - Parker 31 lift keel yacht. One of only 30 built. Designed by Tony Castro and built by Parker Yachts GB. 'Lyra II' has six berths in three cabins, fitted galley and separate heads. Forward cabin with a double berth. Saloon with twin settee berths, fitted galley and navigator station.

Contessa 32 - £24,950 incl VAT

Engine : 20 HP Beta (Diesel)

1978 Contessa 32. Excellent example of this modern classic. Designed by David Sadler and built by Jeremy Rogers. Six berths in two cabins and quarter berth. Fitted galley and heads. Powered by a Beta 20hp diesel engine. 'Erika of Keyhaven' is a locally well known cruiser/racer.

Highfield OM500 DL - £22,950 incl VAT

Length : 5 m (16' 5")

Engine : 50 HP Honda BF50 (Petrol)

2020 - Highfield OM500 DL Rib. Capable quality built Rib with a powder coated aluminium hull and Hypalon tubes. Consul and seating. Powered by a 50hp Honda four stroke petrol outboard. Lightly used boat with road trailer. Viewings at: www.harbouryachts.co.

Westerly Fulmar - £22,950 incl VAT

Length : 9.7 m (31' 10")

Engine : 18 HP Volvo Penta 2002 (Diesel)

1990 - Westerly Fulmar. Classic Fin keeled Westerly designed by Ed Dubois and built by Westerly Marine Ltd. Spacious interior with six berths in fore cabin and saloon. Fitted galley and separate heads. Powered by a Volvo Penta 2002 18hp diesel engine. One of the last to be built.

Moody 28 - £19,950 incl VAT

Length : 8.38 m (27' 6")

Engine : 20 HP Yanmar 3YM20 (Diesel)

1985 - Moody 28. Popular cruising yacht designed by Bill Dixon and built by Marine projects Plymouth. Six berths in saloon, fore and aft cabins. Fitted galley. Chart table. Separate heads. Powered by a Yanmar 20hp diesel engine (2013).

Bayliner Trophy Pro 2002 Walkaround - £19,950 incl VAT

Length : 6.56 m (21' 6")

Engine : 125 HP Mercury 125 (Petrol)

Bayliner Trophy Pro 2002. 2002 launched 2005. Excellent example of this popular sport fisher. Barn stored last six years but in very good condition. Powered by a Mercury 125 two stroke outboard with very low usage. Escort two wheeled trailer. Must be viewed to be appreciated.

Sea Ray 215 Express Cruiser - £19,950 incl VAT

Length : 6.55 m (21' 6")

Engine : 260 HP Mercruiser 5.0 litre V8 (Petrol)

1997 - Sea Ray 215 Express Cruiser. Excellent condition sports cuddy cruiser powered by 5.0 litre Mercruiser V8 inboard petrol engine (fitted June 2023). The well laid out cockpit has removable carpets, a table and a full width stern bench seat which can be used for sun lounging.

Windy 23FC - £19,950 incl VAT

Length : 7.05 m (23' 2")

Engine : 270 HP Volvo Penta 5.0 GXi/DPS (Petrol)

1983 Windy 23 FC. Rare opportunity to acquire this retro styled sports cruiser. 'Trojan' was fitted with a new engine in 2012 and virtually unused. The engine has now been professionally overhauled in 2019. Featuring two berths in convertible saloon. Toilet compartment and Galley area.

Carter 33 - £18,950 incl VAT

Length : 9.94 m (32' 7")

Engine : 20 HP Volvo MD20 (Diesel)

Carter 33 sailing yacht. Circa1975. Quality spacious cruising yacht. Designed by Dick Carter and built by Olympic Yachts of Greece. 'Ocean Fantasy' has seven berths, fitted galley and separate heads compartment. Hull framing replaced and upgraded to three times the original specfication.

Hunter Landau 20 - £18,000 incl VAT

Length : 6.1 m (20' 0")

Engine : 60 HP Mariner ELPT EFi (Petrol)

2003 - Landau 20. This classically styled versatile cruiser is ideal for a variety of uses. Built by Hunter boats, 'Baleka' features two berths. WC. Galley with sink and a gas hob. Powered by a Mariner 60hp four stroke engine (2019). Road trailer. Auxiliary Honda 2.3 four stroke outboard engine.

Sealine 285 Ambassador - £17,950 incl VAT

Length : 8.99 m (29' 6")

Engine : 200 HP Volvo (Petrol)

1989 - Sealine 285 Ambassador. A popular spacious and comfortable cruiser. Ideal for families or those new to boating. 'Foxy' is a lovely boat with four berths in a convertible saloon and double midships cabin. Fitted galley and a good sized heads compartment.

Bayliner 192 Discovery - £16,500 incl VAT

Length : 5.89 m (19' 4")

Engine : 190 HP Mercruiser 4.3 (Petrol)

2006 - Bayliner 192 Discovery. Fast stylish and fun sports boat. Powered by the larger 4.3 litre V6 petrol engine. Cockpit with comfortable seating for five with twin aft seats which convert to form a relaxing sunpad.

MacGregor 26X - £15,995 incl VAT

Length : 7.87 m (25' 10")

Engine : 50 HP Yamaha (Petrol)

MacGregor 26X - 2001. The MacGregor 26X is a popular and versatile Trailer Sailer. A low draft due to her lifting keel, she is able to venture into shallow waters.

Sadler 290 - £15,500 incl VAT

Length : 8.9 m (29' 2")

Engine : 0 HP N/A (Diesel)

Sadler 290. *** Project Build***. Moulded 2008 and partly fitted. Hull and deck joined. Interior Mouldings fitted. Structural bulkheads and most woodwork (teak) fitted. WC fitted. C/W seacocks. Saildrive plinth fitted to take Yanmar 20-30hp diesel. Selden mast and boom (2006).

Fairline Mirage 29 - £14,950 excl VAT

Length : 8.84 m (29' 0")

Engine : 215 HP Volvo Penta (Petrol)

1984 Fairline Mirage 29. Spacious five berth cabin cruiser. Five berths in two cabins. Fitted galley and separate heads. Powered by twin Volvo petrol engines (possibly need attention). Popular classic suitable for river or sea. Ideal family cruiser.

Westerly Griffon MkII - £13,950 incl VAT

Length : 7.92 m (26' 0")

Engine : 20 HP Bukh (Diesel)

1984 Westerly Griffon, the Ed Dubois designed Griffon became extremely sought-after almost immediately after she was first launched. She sleeps up to six in two cabins, double and single in the saloon, two further berths in the fore cabin and one in the port-side quarter berth.

English Folkboat 25 - £10,500 VAT Exempt

Length : 7.5 m (24' 7")

Engine : 10 HP Beta 10 (Diesel)

English Folkboat. 1963. Lovely example of this classic sailing yacht. Built by Maurice Hembstead. Four berths in two cabins. Galley area with stainless steel sink and tap. Twin burner gas hob. Powered by a 10hp Beta diesel engine (2011). In excellent condition, constantly maintained.

Golden Hind 31 - £10,000 incl VAT

Length : 9.6 m (31' 6")

Engine : 10 HP Saab (Diesel)

1966 - Golden Hind 31 classic wooden cruiser. Designed by Maurice Griffiths and built by Hartwells of Plymouth. Fore cabin, galley and a separate heads compartment. Powered by a Saab 10 hp diesel engine fully overhauled 2015. Well maintained. 2015 survey.

Westerly Centaur - £7,500 incl VAT

Engine : 23 HP Volvo Penta MD 11C (Diesel)

1978 - Westerly Centaur. Twin bilge keel family sailing cruiser with 5 berths in a saloon and fore cabin. Built by Westerly Marine Construction to the designs of Laurent Giles.

Pacific 550 - £6,500 incl VAT

Length : 5.5 m (18' 1")

Engine : 60 HP Mercury (Petrol)

1973 - Power Marine Pacific 550. Classic motor boat from Power Marine. Powered by a Mercury 60hp two stroke petrol outboard engine. Two berths. Galley sink and gas hob. Great day boat especialy for river cruising or inshore exploring. Road trailer. Excellent condition for her age.

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Maintaining the security of your data is a priority at Harbour Yachts, and we are committed to respecting your privacy rights. We pledge to handle your data fairly and legally at all times. Harbour Yachts is also dedicated to being transparent about what data we collect about you and how we use it. This policy, which applies when you visit our website, or enter your personal information into a contact form and submit the form, provides you with information about:

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Yarmouth Harbour lies on the Isle of Wight’s northwest coastline and acts as a gateway to West Wight’s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Strategically located at the entrance to the western Solent and providing walk-ashore access to Yarmouth town, it’s a destination that appeals to vessels based throughout the UK central south coast region and beyond.

Yarmouth Harbour is a Trust port and Statutory Harbour Authority, run by Yarmouth Harbour Commissioners (YHC). The harbour’s jurisdiction extends from the Causeway at Freshwater to the seaward limits as described in the 2011 Harbour Revision Order.

Visiting Yarmouth

Yarmouth’s pretty harbour is very popular with visiting seafarers yet remains somewhat a hidden gem of the Solent. Visiting vessels are welcomed throughout the year.

Over 150 visitor berths are available daily and allocated on arrival by our friendly Berthing Masters. A limited number of berths can be booked in advance. Unique to Yarmouth is the on-water berthing assistance to help take the stress out of mooring up so you can spend more time enjoying the coastline and countryside.

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Yarmouth And Beyond

Just a few steps from the harbour and waiting to be discovered are Yarmouth town’s gorgeous boutique shops and galleries, plus a choice of excellent cafés, restaurants and pubs.

Explore the historic Pier and Yarmouth Castle, Yarmouth Harbour’s own beach at The Sandhard, the beautiful Western Yar Estuary and West Wight beyond.

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We have a limited number of finger berths now available for annual moorings at Yarmouth Harbour.

All enquiries welcome, please call 01983 760321 for more information.

The annual Taittinger RSYC Regatta takes place from Friday 22nd to Sunday 24th July 2022 at Yarmouth Harbour.

Visitor berthing space will be limited to outer mooring buoys and the RIB pontoon.

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Fleetwood Harbour Yacht Club was founded in 1991 and is situated on the North West coast of England. It's an ideal base to explore Morecambe Bay including Whitehaven ,Conwy and IOM. . We know your leisure time is precious, and the reason you own a boat is to relax and enjoy your time on the water. Join and meet like minded people who share your passion.

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Top 12 UK Harbours

Here’s our list of the top 12 harbours, anchorages and marinas not to miss around our shores

1. Tobermory

This is without doubt the prettiest town on the west coast of Scotland. And it has one of the best harbours, which was known long before the town itself was built. Murdoch Mackenzie, an Orcadian, produced the first charts of the west coast, and the first sailing directions in 1776, when he wrote that Tobermory bay was “a very fine place for large ships; for it is sheltered from all winds, the ground good, and the depth moderate”. Now there are pontoons and mooring buoys, as well as the anchorage.

Belfast, specifically the Abercorn Basin Marina right in the centre of town, is next to the Titanic Experience, opened in 2012. It may seem odd to celebrate a disaster, but the museum is as much about the extraordinary effort that was made by Harland and Wolff to build the ship, how so many thousands of men were involved (3,000 hammered in 3 million rivets between them), how many eggs it carried on its first and final voyage (40,000!), who was on board, and so on.

3. Caernarfon

There are many castles around our coast but there are not many you can stop really close to. Here is a really spectacular one. You can take the ground underneath its walls as Libby Purves and her family did in 1988 in her round-UK book One Summer’s Grace. Today most tie up to a pontoon in the adjacent Victoria Dock Marina, which is accessible at HW+/-2. Mind you, to get there one has to deal with the notorious Swellies rocks in the Menai Strait, which, despite their reputation, are no big deal.

4. Isles of Scilly

Each island is different. St Mary’s is rather touristy and maybe somewhat dull with exposed moorings. Tresco is upmarket with a shop that seems like an offshoot of Fortnum and Mason, but it has tremendous gardens well worth the £12 entrance fee. St Agnes is a bit alternative and has great ice-creams. There are visitor moorings at St Mary’s, St Martin’s, and in Old and New Grimsby Sounds. See more on ST‘s trip to Scilly here.

5. Plymouth

Famed for the Hoe, Drake, the Mayflower and – still – the British Navy. Full of maritime history and an important place to see. For the prettiest sights, stick to the coast and walk all the way round from the Barbican with its buzzing cafes and bars via the Hoe to the beautifully restored and revitalised Royal William Yard. See our Gull’s Eye feature on Mayflower Marina.

6. Weymouth

You have to visit at least one classic British seaside town with that bewitching and evocative combination of an active harbour with pontoons for visiting yachts, a safe and extensive town beach with Punch and Judy shows and candy floss, good pubs, restaurants and trippers. If you can, visit the Royal Dorset Yacht Club – full of fascinating maritime history.

7. Lymington

One of the quintessential British harbour towns, Lymington offers two well-protected marinas, and makes a superb base for exploring the sheltered Solent by boat, or the New Forest by land. The cobbled town quay and steep High Street still offer plenty of independent shops and fine, old pubs.

You can sail right up to Tower Bridge although you do have to dodge the many tourist boats and put up with the chop produced by their wakes. Of course, you have to take the tide up and later back down again, as sailors have done for centuries, but that is no problem in one six-hour tide if you get a move on under engine if necessary.

9. Wells-next-the-Sea

The harbourmaster picks you up on his camera as you arrive at the fairway buoy and then talks you up the buoyed channel which completely dries out at low tide (“Going a bit too far to port, mate”). Once in the pool you are right in among the lovely old buildings, the shops and pubs and the children crabbing.

One of the few easy-to-enter harbours on the east coast between the Humber and the Forth. But as well as being a fascinating place to stop over, there is the Dracula connection, the Captain Cook connection, a supermarket right next to the marina, St Mary’s church up the 199 steps on the hill next to the spooky ruined abbey, pubs, and a famous chippy.

A small uninhabited island in the Shetlands which most people have probably never heard of. However, it has the best preserved Iron Age (about 1000BC) broch in the UK, right next to the anchorage.

12. North Ronaldsay, Orkney

You can get a really interesting guided tour to the very top of the tallest land-based lighthouse in the UK – by the last lighthouse keeper no less.

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Firefighters save LA County lifeguard boat taking on water near LA Harbor

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A Los Angeles County Fire Department lifeguard boat was saved from capsizing after it hit a rock near the LA Harbor in San Pedro on Tuesday. 

Firefighters were dispatched to the area, near the 1000 block of S. Seaside Avenue, at around 7:40 p.m. after learning that the Baywatch lifeguard boat was taking on water, according to Los Angeles Fire Department. 

At around 9:15 p.m., crews reported that they had safely removed the water on the boat and saved it from sinking. 

With SkyCal overhead, crews could be seen setting up pumps to help with dewatering the 30-to-40-foot vessel. 

No injuries have been reported. 

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Watch Nick Jonas Get Clobbered by Waves on Boat Ride in Sydney Harbor

The Jonas Brothers will perform their first show in Sydney on Friday

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Nick Jonas had a memorable welcome to Australia.

The musician got clobbered by waves as he rode on a boat through Sydney Harbor ahead of the Jonas Brothers' show on Friday , in a video shared on Instagram .

After someone asks if he's "good," he gently looks to the side and lifts his drinks. He captioned the video, "Hello Australia. 🇦🇺 🎥  @deleasa "

On his Instagram Story, he gave a view of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House as he told his followers, "Sydney, long overdue. So excited for the show tomorrow. Our first time ever playing here."

"Can't wait for the show tomorrow night, Sydney," he wrote in a follow-up post. His brother Joe also shared a clip from a boat on his Instagram Story and a photo that included their brother Kevin.

Nick, like his brothers, is experiencing being a dad on the road. He shares a daughter Malti Marie , who was born on Jan. 15, 2022, with his wife, Priyanka Chopra Jonas .

“This is the first time [I’m] touring as a father, and it’s a crazy new adventure every day," Nick told PEOPLE during an exclusive conversation amid the start of the band's tour in August 2023.

"I think it’s the greatest part of still getting to do this with them now, is to see that the second generation of Jonases are going to experience it and make it fresh for all of us in a whole new way. It’s going to be amazing," he said.

Priyanka showed her support as the tour kicked off by praising him in a sweet Instagram tribute.

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"You are a magnet  @nickjonas . MM and I are so lucky to have you❤️ Congratulations on the start of an incredible tour. You’re all in for a huge ride! Let’s gooooo! Great job JB team the Band, the crew. The show was seamless and awe inspiring. Round 2 tonight! ❤️🙏🏽👏💪🏽," she wrote.

Of fatherhood, Nick previously told PEOPLE that he and his brothers "would not be where we are as fathers without incredible women to make that dream come true."

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"And I'm so grateful to share this journey with my wife, who's just an absolute boss and amazing mother," he told PEOPLE at The Good Half premiere in June 2023.

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Keelhaulers prepare for the 2024 port of los angeles harbor cup.

The Port of Los Angeles Harbor Cup will take place March 8-10, 2024 in San Pedro, Calif.

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It may be Spring Break for some but Cal Maritime's sailing team has been hard at work preparing for the Port of Los Angeles Harbor Cup! The eight-time champion Keelhaulers will head to San Pedro, Calif. to battle for their third title at the Harbor Cup, tri-hosted by the University, the Port of Los Angeles, and the Los Angeles Yacht Club on March 8-10 .

At last season's regatta, Hawai'i thwarted Cal Maritime's three-peat bid by winning the Harbor Cup for the first time in program history. In addition to the defending champions and the Keelhaulers, as one of the regatta's hosts, U.S. Merchant Marine Academy earned the other automatic Harbor Cup berth by winning last November's Kennedy Cup.

The Harbor Cup is the only intercollegiate offshore keelboat regatta on the West Coast and one of the sport's three premier events  — the other two are the Kennedy Cup and Shields Cup, both hosted by Navy in Annapolis, Md.

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