Leisure vessels at Whitby Harbour

Jetskis are not permitted in Whitby Harbour limits.

Map of Whitby Harbour

This map is provided for guidance only and must not be used for navigation purposes.

Lower Harbour

Tate Hill

• chain moorings
• these moorings dry out so vessels must be capable of safely taking the ground in an upright position
• dinghy access will be required while vessel are afloat
• only available between 1 April and 31 October

St Annes

• chain moorings located on the west side of the harbour below the swing bridge
• these moorings dry out so vessels must be capable of safety taking the ground in an upright position
• dinghy access will be required while vessels are afloat
• only available between 1 April and 31 October

Upper harbour

West side single berths

• water and electricity are available
• these moorings are dredged to a depth of 1.5m below C.D
• vessels must be capable of taking the ground in a soft river bottom as there is occasional rapid siltation following strong river flows
• one car parking permit per vessel can be purchased
• the pontoon has a security gate and each vessel is permitted a maximum of 2 keys
• these berths are available from 1 April to 31 October
• the winter period of 1 November to 31 March is optional

West side/main pontoon

• moorings are double berthed
• water and electricity are available
• these moorings are dredged to a depth of 1.5m below C.D
• vessels must be capable of taking the ground in a soft river bottom as there is occasional rapid siltation following strong river flows
• one car parking permit per vessel can be purchased
• the pontoon has a security gate and each vessel is permitted a maximum of 2 keys
• these berths are available from 1 April to 31 October
• the winter period of 1 November to 31 March is optional

East side/Church Street pontoon

• moorings are double berthed
• water and electricity are available
• these moorings are dredged to a depth of 1.5m below C.D
• vessels must be capable of taking the ground in a soft river bottom as there is occasional rapid siltation following strong river flows
• one car parking permit per vessel can be purchased
• the pontoon has a security gate and each vessel is permitted a maximum of 2 keys
• these berths are available from 1 April to 31 October
• the winter period of 1 November to 31 March is optional

East side/party pontoon

• available from 1 April to 31 October
• the winter period, 1 November to 31 March, is optional
• on the east side of the upper harbour between the bridge and the Church Street Jetty
• passenger-taking craft are given priority over available berths on this pontoon
• water is available free of charge
• these moorings are dredged to a depth of 1.5m below C.D
• vessels must be capable of taking the ground in a soft river bottom as there is occasional rapid siltation following strong river flows
• the pontoon has a security gate and each vessel is permitted a maximum of one key

Drying pontoon

• the most southerly mooring
• moorings are double berthed
• these moorings dry out so vessels must be capable of safely taking the ground in an upright position
• water is available
• one car parking permit per vessel is available for purchase
• these berths are available from 1 April to 31 October
• the winter period of 1 November to 31 March is optional

St Mikes

• chain moorings
• these moorings dry out so vessels must be capable of safely taking the ground in an upright position
• dinghy access will be required while vessels are afloat
• these moorings can be occupied for the full year