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Port of Fleetwood

Marina facilities

What is on site, taken from the marina layout drawings and the standing notices to mariners.

Aerial view along Fleetwood marina showing boats on the pontoons, the hoist on the quay and boats laid up on the hardstanding beside the dock
The pontoons, the boat hoist on the quay edge and the dry compound alongside Wyre Dock.

What is on site

On the pontoons and around the dock

  • Fuel berth
  • Waiting pontoon
  • Boat hoist and lifting berth
  • Workshops
  • Dry compound, with vehicle access
  • Swing bridge, see the swing bridge tide times
  • Marina office on the lower floor of the office building, port office on the upper floor
  • Yacht club
  • Parking, with disabled access
  • Security

Welfare

  • Showers
  • Toilets
  • Washing and drying

Waste and spills

  • Ship waste disposal
  • Waste oil disposal
  • Recycling points
  • Spill kits
  • Salt bins

How waste reception works across the port is on the Fleetwood environment and waste page.

Safety equipment

  • Lifebuoys
  • Fire fighting equipment
  • First aid point
  • Marked points of egress from the water

Water and electricity

Water

Water on the pontoons is for leisure customers of the marina and for nobody else.

There is no water on the Fish Quay. Those points were shut off and are not in service. A commercial vessel needing water has to bring it in by road tanker. This follows Fleetwood Local Notice to Mariners 014 of 2024, dated 16/05/2024.

Electricity

Shore power is metered. Under existing licences electricity is either invoiced and payable within 14 days, or paid in advance on a prepayment meter. The supply is provided on a reasonable endeavours basis and is not guaranteed to be continuous.

Update coming

Shore power by section. This is being confirmed and will be published here.

Opening hours and access

Opening hours

Update coming

Marina office opening hours. This is being confirmed and will be published here.

Getting through the gates

The pontoons are reached through security gates opened with key fobs. Berth holders can have up to two fobs. Visitors pay a £10.00 deposit for a fob, refunded when it is returned at the end of the visit.

Last updated 20/09/2026.