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The Poole Harbour Guide 2013 FREE

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Water Skiing<br />

A permit is required for waterskiing inside the harbour, it<br />

can be obtained from the <strong>Harbour</strong> Office or the <strong>Poole</strong><br />

<strong>Harbour</strong> Recreational website: www.phc.co.uk. Current<br />

costs are:-<br />

Daily £10, Weekly £35, Annual £120. Payment can<br />

now be made on line via our website www.phc.co.uk<br />

<strong>Harbour</strong> dues are payable in addition on each boat.<br />

Payable at £0.79/metre at the <strong>Harbour</strong> Office.<br />

All plus VAT<br />

<strong>The</strong> designated water ski area is in the Wareham<br />

Channel and is approximately 2000 metres long and<br />

varies in width between 300 metres and 600 metres.<br />

<strong>The</strong> area is marked by blue and white stakes, yellow<br />

buoys and notice boards. Water skiers are exempt from<br />

the speed limit when operating within this area.<br />

Water skiing boats must have a minimum of two<br />

people in the boat, one of whom acts as a lookout<br />

astern. Boats should circuit the area in an anti-clockwise<br />

direction and avoid getting too close to each other.<br />

Water skiing may take place anywhere outside the<br />

harbour to seaward of the 8 knots yellow buoy markers<br />

off the beaches.<br />

Follow the Code of Safe<br />

Practice for Water Skiers<br />

issued with every permit. See:<br />

www.british-waterski.co.uk<br />

Inflatable<br />

Towed Toys<br />

Recreational Activities<br />

<strong>The</strong> use of inflatable towed toys pose a significant hazard<br />

to other users within the harbour, and indeed to the<br />

person on them should they be thrown into the water.<br />

<strong>The</strong>se inflatables are prohibited from use anywhere<br />

within the harbour. <strong>The</strong>y may be towed out to sea for<br />

use outside the harbour entrance providing they are not<br />

manned during the transit.<br />

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