England:Charlestown Harbour
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General
Charlestown Harbour, (situated on the outskirts of St. Austell in Cornwall) is an original Grade II listed, Georgian Harbour. It is owned by a boat yard called Square Sails, who keep their replica ships there, which they use for films etc. The whole setup is fairly commercial, they even own the beaches there, which they gracefully let the public use. It is very beautifull though and is worth a visit.
Anchorages
You can anchor just outside the harbour, fine sand
Harbour Charges
Visiting yachts minimum charges
- Up to 20ft £16.00 per 24 hours
- Over 20ft £0.80 per ft per 24 hours
Weekly berths
- £2.00 per ft per week
Permanent berths
- £0.70 per ft per week*
There is no charge for lock-gate openings if already within Square Sail’s schedule (check with the office please). All lock gate openings outside of Square Sail’s schedule are charged at £25.00 per opening.
- Charge for permanent berths and winter lay-up includes one lock gate opening (in) and one lock gate opening (out).
Facilities
- 1500 feet of alongside berthing - locked in.
- Crane lift in/out of water: Up to 8 tons (£112.00 per lift)
- Electricity: Standard rate + 15%
- Water tanks filled - vessel up to 45 ft £5.00
- Water tanks filled - vessel over 45 ft £10.00
- Pub, Hotel & Store (P.O.). Beach & Shipwreck Museum.
