FAQs
Falmouth FAQs
Q. When is the Falmouth Regatta?
A. Saturday August 11th to Saturday August 18th. Almost every class of boat races and there is lots of onshore entertainment with live music, street entertainment, markets, carnival, and fireworks. Falmouth Classics is the first event held with a fleet of over 150 of the classic sailing boats providing a spectacular sight. There are also races for dinghies, modern keelboats and sports boats.
Q. Are there contractors on site, or locally, who can help me if I have a problem with my boat?
A. Yes. We have a fully equipped boatyard on site and a boatshed allowing repairs to be carried out undercover. There is also a 15-ton boatmover, 25-ton mobile crane and a 30-ton travel hoist. Storage ashore is available for up to 12 weeks.
Q. How secure will my boat be?
A. We have 24-hour security so you can relax knowing your vessel is being well looked after.
Q. When can I refuel?
A. Diesel is available 24-hours a day.
Q. What draught of boats can you take?
A. It all depends on the cycle of the tides. If your vessel has a draught over 6 ft, we recommend you contact the marina reception.
Q. What services are there on the pontoons?
A. We can provide certain services directly to your berth for a weekly or monthly provision of services fee, subject to availability, connection and use. For further details, contact the marina office. Electricity costs 10p per unit, including VAT at five per cent. Water is free of charge.
Q. What time do you close?
A. Our friendly and experienced staff are on hand to help 24-hours a day. Call in at our reception or contact our staff on VHF Channel 80.
Q. Where will my craft be berthed, and how much will it cost?
A. Our staff will allocate a berth depending on your requirements and availability within the marina. The cill across the middle of the marina dries at certain states of the tide, but it is still possible to get out three hours either side of high water. Cost depends on the length of your vessel.
