Arriving by sea?
We're well-protected from prevailing winds, with access at all states of the tide and no lock gates.
Marina Map
Whether you're berthing for the first time, or you need a reminder of where everything is located, download a copy of our marina map to help guide you around the site.
Approaching By Sea
Call 'Plymouth Yacht Haven' on VHF Channel 80 for berthing assistance.
Accessible |
Sheltered |
Deep waters |
| The approach to the marina is straightforward and navigable at all states of the tide. Plymouth Sound can be entered via the Western or Eastern channels which are well lit and buoyed with no real hazards. | Head for the Smeaton's Tower situated on Plymouth Hoe. Once the Mount Batten breakwater is passed to starboard, follow the Cattewater channel, where you will see Plymouth Yacht Haven on your starboard side in the lee of the peninsula. | There is not less than 2.4 metres of depth at MLWS with staff on-site 24/7 to provide berthing assistance. |
Arriving at Plymouth for the first time?
Watch our helpful guide to entering the Marina.
Cruising distance from Plymouth
| Cawsand | 4 n.m. |
| Newton Ferrers | 6 n.m. |
| Looe | 13 n.m. |
| Burgh Island | 15 n.m. |
| Fowey | 24 n.m. |
| Salcombe | 24 n.m. |
| Dartmouth | 37 n.m. |
| Falmouth | 41 n.m. |
| Helford | 43 n.m. |
Directions By Land
Plymouth Yacht Haven, Shaw Way, Mount Batten, Plymouth, Devon PL9 9XH
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Plymouth is well connected by road and rail links. Perfect for visitors both nearby and further afield.
By road
From the main A38 at Marsh Mills, follow the main roads over Laira Bridge to Mount Batten and Turnchapel. Use postcode: PL9 9XH. You'll find ample free parking on-site.
By rail
Plymouth train station has hourly services to Truro, Penzance, Exeter, Bristol and London.
By ferry
The Mount Batten Ferry runs 7 days a week connecting the Mount Batten peninsula to The Barbican.