PLEASE NOTE:- FROM FEB 2004, A NON SMOKING POLICY APPLIES TO ALL ENCLOSED BUILDINGS FORMING ANY PART OF THE POOLE YACHT CLUB FACILTIES.

Directions to the Club:

Poole Y.C. is easy to find, being located directly adjacent to the cross channel ferry terminal. As you approach Poole follow signs for the cross channel ferry. As you near the ferry terminal you’ll pass under a large green gantry over the road with the words " Welcome to the Port of Poole" emblazoned on it. Directly after this you’ll cross a railway line and find yourselves at a roundabout. Turn right at the roundabout and follow the road to the very end where you’ll find Poole Yacht Club.

We extend a warm welcome to visitors from other recognised yacht Clubs. Please note the following :

  1. All visiting yachts must seek prior approval before entering the marina by calling "PIKE" on Channel M or 80 VHF .
  2. Visitors will be allocated a vacant members berth, if one is available, or asked to go alongside the waiting pontoon. All visitors must report to the haven office or the main office located inside the front entrance to the club house after berthing.
  3. All yachts entering the haven must be insured against third party claims for a minimum £1,000,000.
  4. The limited car parking is strictly reserved for members only, visiting yachts vehicles must be parked outside the Clubs premises. (A large PHC car park is situated a short distance from the club). The committee reserve the right to wheel clamp any unauthorised vehicle found on club premises, for which a cash release fee based on £20.00 per day, or part of a day, is payable.
  5. All visitors wishing to make use of the bar and catering facilities must be signed in to the visitors book kept on the ground floor adjacent to the main office, (normal licencing regulations apply).

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 Haven Regulations

  1. No pollution of any description shall be permitted in the haven or yard.
  2. Speed Limit 3 knots (or lowest speed for safe manoeuvrability).
  3. Sailing in Haven All berth occupying yachts to manoeuvre under power in the haven with the exception of Y.W.Dayboats and other similar craft and dinghies, which must be handled with consideration to other larger less manoeuvrable craft. The haven, (for the purpose of this regulation only), is defined as the are North of a line running East-West through the race hut.
  4. Halyards Must be secured and silenced at all times when not in use.
  5. Rubbish and Waste Must be removed from the haven and yard by members and visitors.
  6. Overhangs No part of a craft is permitted to overhang the main walkways, and no equipment other than mooring lines may be left on the fingers or walkways.
  7. Dinghies May not be left alongside craft in the haven, or in the haven when not in use.
  8. Securing Vessels must be secured with a minimum of one bow line, one stern line and two springs, adequate fenders to protect adjoining craft, must be kept clean and tidy and, must carry a large fire extinguisher.
  9. The following are expressly forbidden in the haven:
  • Fishing.
  • Swimming.
  • Running or cycling on the walkways.
  • Barbecues or similar open fires.
  • Dumping of rubbish.
  • Use of power cables along pontoons or walkways.

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