King Point Marina

King Point Marina, Plymouth’s newest marina, is located in a naturally sheltered basin just moments from the city centre. With new facilities and direct access to some of the most outstanding sailing in South West England, King Point Marina is an ideal place to berth your boat.

Our berthing packages offer great value, walk-ashore pontoon berthing with all the essentials required to berth your boat including 24-hour gated access, CCTV surveillance, on-site car parking, quality wetroom facilities, metered power and free fresh water.

Annual, Seasonal, and visitor berthing is available.

We are pleased to offer new annual berth holders berthing from

£539 PER METRE INC VAT

Paid in full by 31^st March 2024 for annual berthing contracts commencing 1^st April 2024

Subject to berth availability and the marina’s terms & conditions.

To find out more, please call Mark or Karen at the marina office.

01752 424 297

marina@kingpointmarina.co.uk

Online Berthing Enquiry

Visiting

With a fantastic location, great marina facilities and excellent customer service we can assure you berthing your vessel here during your stay in Plymouth will be a breeze.

Berthing

Whether you’re seeking annual, summer or winter berthing, we have an excellent range of berthing tariffs available at the King Point Marina.

Destinations

Visit the historic Royal William Yard only a stone throw away from the marina, with a fantastic range of restaurants, lounge bars and idyllic views it’s a destination you wouldn’t want to miss.

Brittany Ferries Schedule

For navigational safety it is important that all vessels requiring entry to or egress from King Point Marina are aware of Brittany Ferries services operating from Milbay. Passage is prohibited whilst large vessels are manoeuvring in the outer harbour area.

Brittany Ferries Schedule

Top Class Facilities

BERTHING AT KING POINT MARINA

King Point Marina provides contemporary berthing in Plymouth for some 151 boats bringing Millbay’s inner basin, designed and built by pioneering engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel in 1857, back to life.

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