Mooring fees Dover harbor

• Guest 745

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  11 November 2012     11:50200745
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  Anybody know the costs ,Mooring fees for a small fishing boat in Dover harbor
  
  And restriction insurance thing like that
• Guest 651

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  11 November 2012     11:59200746
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  http://www.doverport.co.uk/_assets/client/images/collateral/Marina%20Guide%202012_WEB%20FINAL.pdf
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• Guest 651

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  11 November 2012     11:59200747
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  Rates on page 50
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• Guest 651

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  11 November 2012     12:01200749
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  Could do with an update though - hoverport still on the cover !!
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• Guest 710

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  11 November 2012     12:02200750
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  The info is likely to be here...
  
  http://www.visitmyharbour.com/harbours/channel-east/dover-marina/expanded.asp
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• howard mcsweeney1

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  11 November 2012     12:06200751
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  keith
  
  speak to dr goldfield mention my name and he will do a special deal.
• Guest 745

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  11 November 2012     19:51200822
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  Thanks chaps
• Guest 640

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  12 November 2012     07:30200868
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  The mooring charges must at least be competitive to elsewhere as this was the scene yesterday, plenty of yachts and boats of all kinds happily moored probably for the long haul...
  

  

  
  More moored here for this time of year than perhaps you would expect..also plenty in the surrounding docks too.
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• Guest 745

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  12 November 2012     08:28200889
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  For the winter Paul I agree
  I went past folkestone yesterday and lots of the boats had been lifted
  
  The old hover platform would make a good boat club for boat anglers ,plenty of parking for cars and trailers ,chuck in some of them old dumper launch thing they have at dimchurch boat club ,and away you go
• Chris

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  12 November 2012     12:49200931
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  Thanks to Dover Harbour Board for the following information...
  
  The Marina is currently offering a special Winter Berth promotion - 20% discount on all Winter Berth rates (November 2012 - March 2013). If anyone would like more information on the Marina or the offer please call the Marina team on 01304 241 663 or email marina@doverport.co.uk
• Guest 640

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  13 November 2012     08:12201087
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  Ah that explains it Chris...the 20% reduction will ensure that it stays busy.
  A couple of other shots below of the inner harbour as we swing the camera round... taken on sunday,
  plenty of harbour activity.
  
  

  

  
  
  The guys on the boat in the picture right are divers about to head out into the blue yonder, their boat is the Neptune.
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