Fully Serviced Marinas And Moorings.

[SPEEDTRIPLE]

Hi all,

I`m not sure if this is the right place to ask this, so the mods please place it as necessary.

Is there a list of marinas and moorings which are fully serviced, meaning they have Deisel, pumpout, 240v hookup,  car parking, security etc etc,  North and South.

[vanessan]

Your best bet is probably to get hold of a copy of ‘the green book’ as published by the NSBA. It may not have everything you have quoted but certainly a lot of it. I know Norfolk Marine sells them but you get one anyway if you join the NSBA. Hope this helps. 

[Guest]

Not sure if there is but i don't see any reason why we can't construct one for the benefit of the member's especially new ones , good idea Speed Triple 

[grendel]

if you post details in this thread of those you know, we can either pin the thread so its always at the top, or create a new page for the handy information section.

[SPEEDTRIPLE]

I think it would be a good idea, but also show those with limited facilities, as they may be suitable for members with far fewer requirements, but have them listed in sections.

[vanessan]

I see that the info in the green book is also available online, try here:

http://www.thegreenbook.org.uk/

Look under Green Book on the left of the screen.

 

[Bound2Please]

5 hours ago, vanessan said:

Look under Green Book on the left of the screen.

Are those not BA 24 hour moorings Vanessa ????

[TostockTimonier]

Green Book Information   Facilities for Electric Charging, Refuelling & Toilet Disposal

[vanessan]

5 hours ago, Bound2Please said:

Are those not BA 24 hour moorings Vanessa ????

The information given under ‘Green book’ is a multitude of stuff Charlie, not BA moorings. The info that people might want, such as TostockTimonnier has indicated, is too varied to reproduce here otherwise I would have done. Not sure that I should anyway (?). Having said that, the info is there on the website for all to see and there is also a very useful list of Broads Contact details for emergencies and suchlike. Certainly worth a look.