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Photograph courtesy of Cardiff Harbour Authority<br />

Marina Office<br />

The Marina is manned 24 hours a day.<br />

At night when the Berthing Master is on<br />

the pontoons or making his patrols the<br />

office is locked. Should you require<br />

assistance at such times the Berthing<br />

Master can be contacted on VHF<br />

Channel 80 or on his mobile telephone<br />

number which is 07764 254213.<br />

Bertholders are asked to notify the<br />

Marina office of their general sailing<br />

plans whenever possible. This is useful<br />

in an emergency and ensures that a<br />

berth is vacant for the vessels return to<br />

the Marina. Visitors to the Marina<br />

should report to the Marina office on<br />

arrival, preferably by VHF. Marina staff<br />

will then allocate a suitable berth for<br />

the duration of their stay.<br />

Security & Marina Access<br />

Upon arrival to the Marina, visitors will<br />

be issued with a personalised code or fob<br />

which will allow access to the pontoons<br />

and toilet and shower facilities. In the<br />

interest of security please do not shout<br />

out access codes. Although Penarth<br />

<strong>Quay</strong>s Marina has a good security record,<br />

customers should take all sensible<br />

precautions to guard against theft. We<br />

would ask all our customers to remove<br />

all portable cockpit electronics and<br />

auxiliary outboard motors and keep<br />

them locked away out of sight. Please<br />

report any suspicious activity to the<br />

Marina Office immediately.<br />

Marina Lock<br />

Access to the Marina is via the lock at<br />

the Eastern end of the Marina. Since the<br />

completion of the Cardiff Bay Barrage,<br />

both gates are generally opened to<br />

allow the free-flow of vessels into the<br />

Marina. Vessels wishing to enter or exit<br />

the Marina should call the Marina Office<br />

on VHF Channel 80. All vessel<br />

movements are controlled by the<br />

following light signals which are<br />

displayed at either end of the lock.<br />

Double Red: Danger, keep clear of lock.<br />

Single Red: Lock in use, do not enter.<br />

Single Green: Proceed only on instruction<br />

from Marina Staff<br />

Customers should note that occasionally<br />

it may be necessary to lock vessels<br />

conventionally into the Marina from<br />

Cardiff Bay. The lock is 36m long and<br />

7.5m wide. A lock shutdown will take<br />

place for 2 weeks in March 2012.<br />

Residential Use of Boats<br />

(not occasional overnight/weekend use)<br />

We permit owners to live aboard with<br />

our prior consent. We do not permit<br />

houseboats.<br />

Toilets & Showers<br />

Access to these facilities is restricted to<br />

berth holders, their guests and visitors<br />

to the <strong>marina</strong>. They are available at all<br />

times, except during the daily cleaning<br />

periods. We would appreciate your cooperation<br />

at these times.<br />

Separate facilities are available for the<br />

disabled in the <strong>marina</strong> office. Please do<br />

not use the ship's marine toilet whilst<br />

the vessel is in the <strong>marina</strong>.<br />

Car Parking<br />

There are car parks in each basin<br />

available for customers to use. All<br />

bertholders should display a valid<br />

parking permit which is available from<br />

the <strong>marina</strong> office. Please note that<br />

vehicles and contents are left in our car<br />

parks at the owners’ risk.<br />

Trolleys<br />

Trolleys are available from the trolley<br />

park adjacent to the service building in<br />

the inner basin, and the lock gates in<br />

the outer basin. Please be considerate<br />

to others by returning the trolleys in a<br />

clean state after use.<br />

Refuse<br />

Waste bins are located in the<br />

compounds behind the Marina Office<br />

and at the Pier 64 car park. Additional<br />

bins are located in the boatyard.<br />

Penarth <strong>Quay</strong>s Marina encourages berth<br />

holders and visitors to recycle waste<br />

where possible. To facilitate this there<br />

are co-mingled waste bins at both<br />

compounds. These will take paper, cans,<br />

plastic and cardboard. There are also<br />

separate glass bins. If your rubbish<br />

cannot be recycled then there are<br />

general waste bins in the compounds<br />

and also at the boatyard. In addition<br />

there are specific waste collection<br />

containers in the boatyard for larger<br />

cardboard items, waste oil and<br />

batteries. In order to ensure the waste is<br />

collected and to avoid unnecessary costs<br />

to the company please ensure you put<br />

your rubbish in the correct bins. Cross<br />

contamination of the waste can mean a<br />

whole bin going to landfill rather than<br />

to be recycled.<br />

Electricity<br />

240volt/16amp electricity and water are<br />

available at all berths. Electricity supply<br />

on all berths is via pre-paid card. Cards<br />

can be purchased at the Marina office.<br />

Electricity cables can be purchased<br />

locally.<br />

Water<br />

Potable drinking water is supplied to all<br />

hoses on the pontoons. However, hose<br />

ends can become contaminated, so to<br />

ensure good quality water please use<br />

the blue hose at the fuel berth. If using<br />

the yellow hoses please allow the water<br />

to run for a few minutes beforehand.<br />

Laundry<br />

Laundry facilities are available at the<br />

service building in the inner basin. The<br />

laundry equipment is operated with two<br />

£1 coins. Change is available from the<br />

Marina office.<br />

VHF Radio<br />

The <strong>marina</strong> maintains a continuous<br />

listening watch on Channel 80 – Call<br />

Sign “Penarth <strong>Quay</strong>s Marina”. Vessels<br />

manoeuvering within the <strong>marina</strong> shall<br />

maintain a listening watch on Ch80.<br />

e-quay<br />

Leave your email address at reception to<br />

receive our weekly electronic newsletter.<br />

This includes a weather forecast and<br />

tidal information, plus news and events.<br />

information<br />

Wireless Broadband<br />

Secure Wi-Fi is available at the Marina<br />

via our ‘<strong>Quay</strong>-nect’ system - and best of<br />

all it’s FREE. Contact the Marina Office<br />

for your personalised user name and<br />

password.<br />

If you have any problem with your<br />

Wi-Fi, contact the helpline on<br />

0845 259 1120.<br />

Yearbook Index<br />

Welcome 1<br />

Marina Staff 2<br />

Information 3<br />

Safety 6<br />

Environment 9<br />

TransEurope <strong>Marinas</strong> 10<br />

Local Information 12<br />

Cruising Notes 14 - 15<br />

Penarth & Cardiff Bay 16 - 17<br />

Extreme Sailing Series 17<br />

Marina Plan 18 - 19<br />

Boatyard 21<br />

Pilotage 22 & 24<br />

Tide Tables 26<br />

Marina Tariff 32<br />

Berthing Licence Application 33<br />

Visitor Information 34<br />

Boatyard Tariff 35<br />

Marina Locations 36<br />

QUAY<br />

<strong>penarth</strong> yearbook 2013 3

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