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New Quay Harbour

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Tuesday 26th November 2013
Chilly start leaving largely dry day with
variable cloud, some bright or sunny
spells,winds light variable. Max temp 7c
High tide: 1317: Height: 3.7m

2013/2014 Harbour Fees Marine Code of Conduct
Visitors are reminded that this is a working harbour
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Harbour Slip
View of Harbour Slipway



Harbour
View of harbour from the slip



Harbour Masters Office
Harbour Masters Office


New Quay harbour has good launching facilities for most types of craft; deep-water anchorage for visiting craft lay outside the harbour in the bay.
Visiting craft wishing to use these facilities must contact the harbour master on arrival.
All fees must be paid for on arrival at the harbour masters office which is at the top of the harbour slip.
The harbour is protected by the prevailing southwesterly. A reef (Carreg Ina) lies appro. 1000m north east of
the main pier this is marked by a large unlit buoy. Yellow marker buoys are placed half a mile out from the coast between New Quay Head to
Cwmtydu 4 miles south of New Quay, this is a marine protected area and a 8 knot speed limit are in force, this must be observed at all times.
The Ceredigion Marine Heritage Council protects the area from Cardigan Island to Aberaeron.
You are strongly advised to contact HM Coast Guards Milford Haven of your passage plans before leaving harbour. Tel:



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