Marinas & Moorings prices in London
In the UK an annual marina berth typically costs £300–£800 per metre of boat length, while a visitor night is usually £3–£6 per metre — south-coast and city marinas sit at the top of the range.
In the UK an annual marina berth typically costs £300–£800 per metre of boat length, while a visitor night is usually £3–£6 per metre — south-coast and city marinas sit at the top of the range.
Prices below are UK market guides gathered from published marine business price lists — always confirm the final cost with the business before booking.
Typical marinas & moorings prices in London (2026)
| Service | Typical UK price | Charged |
|---|---|---|
| Annual berthBerths | £3000–£9000 | per year |
| Monthly berthBerths | £300–£1000 | per month |
| Visitor berth (10m boat)Berths | £30–£60 | per night |
| Swinging mooringMoorings | £500–£2000 | per year |
| Shore powerExtras | £3–£8 | per day |
Marinas & Moorings publishing their prices near London
No marinas & moorings have published a price list here yet. Browse the full directory to contact businesses directly for a quote.
What affects marinas & moorings prices
Boat length and beam
Most marinas charge per metre of overall length, with surcharges for wide-beam boats and catamarans.
Location and tide
All-tide access, sheltered berths and popular cruising grounds cost more than drying or river berths.
What's included
Check whether lift-outs, electricity, parking and winter storage are bundled or charged separately.
Marinas & Moorings price questions
Is a swinging mooring cheaper than a marina?
Usually, yes — often by more than half — but you'll need a tender to reach the boat and won't have shore power.
Run a marinas & mooring business?
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