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Southsea Marina, just minutes from the waters of the Solent, is the perfect home for keen deep-sea anglers. Not only is the boat in a protected marina, offering walk-ashore berthing with dedicated parking and free high-speed Wi-Fi but annual customers also benefit from the Premier Advantage, a comprehensive range of additional benefits and cost savings.
At the marina you’ll also find a full-service boatyard, two welcoming restaurants and most importantly a supportive and engaging angling club. Discover the benefits of berthing with us and secure your spot today.
Close to the Solent
Perfectly positioned for access to the Solent, Southsea Marina has a great selection of day cruising destinations. To the south and west you’ll find the delights of the Isle of Wight with Bembridge, Cowes and Yarmouth all lovely destinations to spend a day. You can also head west towards the Hamble and enjoy an overnight stay at Premier Universal or Premier Swanwick Marina, or east towards Chichester Marina and enjoy relaxing in the hidden anchorages surrounding West Sussex.
Small boats are welcome
Boats of all sizes are welcome at the marina, including smaller craft. A 5-metre boat can berth year-round at Southsea Marina from just £250 per month. Larger boats are also catered for up to 17 metres in length and the marina has plenty of onshore boat storage.
Supporting Sea Anglers
Premier Marinas supports the South Marina Angling Club and provides its storage shed, fish-cleaning/weighing station, and club noticeboard. It is an angler-friendly marina and even stocks frozen bait for sale from the marina office. If you decide to become a club member, you can join in with regular competitions, gatherings and meetings.
With easy access to the cruising grounds of the Solent you’ll be in close reach of waters including Bass, Bull Huss, Conger and Rays, from October onwards you’ll come across Whiting and if you have a Bluefin Tuna licence and the skill to catch them, they’re being spotted in the Solent surrounding the marina much more regularly.
Personal recommendation
Robert – Boatname: OneLife
I caught the sailing bug at the age of 12. It was on a week’s course, organised by my school, at Staffordshire Schools Sailing Centre on Chasewater Reservoir. Since then, I have sailed many classes of dinghy and yachts both inland, on the South Coast and around the Canary Islands.
I now have a 32ft Sailing Cruiser based at Southsea Marina. Having used other marinas along the South Coast, I have found that Southsea best suits my needs. It is quiet and has a warm friendly atmosphere. This comes from the marina staff and other berth holders.
The onsite restaurants and bars serve quality food with great value for money. Also, the yacht services at the marina are knowledgeable, helpful and good value.
Small and friendly, with a comprehensive range of facilities and onsite specialists, Southsea Marina makes the perfect home berth.
Find out more about Southsea Marina here: https://www.premiermarinas.com/marinas/southsea-marina