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AMENDED OFFICE HOURS / CANCELLATION OF BOAT LIFT OUT
Due to the announcement of another lockdown, we regretfully have to limit office hours open to the public, and cancel the boat lift out/in scheduled this year.
Office Opening Hours will be the following:
Seven days a week:
9:00am - 11:00am
14:00pm - 16:00pm
The office will be open for the purchase of electricity and gas for berth holders etc. If you have any queries about mail being sent to the harbour office, please do not hesitate to contact us on 01880 820344.
The boat lift out/in was scheduled for January 30th.
We have contacted boat owners involved and informed them about this cancellation.
If you require any further information please contact us.
Date Posted - 06/01/2021
NEW COVID 19 GOVERNMENT RESTRICTIONS
From Tuesday 5th January 2021, Scotland has entered a full lockdown due to the increasing spread of the Coronavirus.
The new restrictions again mean that it has become law for everyone to stay at home if they can and restrict travel, unless for a totally essential purpose.
Although the new restrictions are in place at present for the whole of January 2021, the Government has made clear that it cannot rule out keeping them in place for longer.
As always the safety of our customers, community and staff is of the upmost importance to us and with this in mind, we would therefore urge that you once again follow Government advice/law.
Please be assured however, that Harbour staff will be on site and will be checking on all boats.
If you wish to contact the Harbour Office, the new office opening hours will be:
Daily from 0900 - 1100 and 1400 – 1600.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if there is something specific you would like us to check on your boat.
Thank you for your co-operation and we trust that we can all look forward to better times ahead and an enjoyable season on the water once more.
Stay safe everyone.
Donald McAllister
Port Manager/Harbour Master
Date Posted - 05/01/2021
Loch Fyne Community Biosecurity Action Plan
We would like to remind users of Loch Fyne to stay vigilant for the invasive species known as Carpet Sea Squirt – Didemnum vexillum – which is now present in Scottish waters.
"Carpet Sea Squirt can grow rapidly to cause heavy biofouling with impacts for boats and infrastructure and it can smother immobile species including farmed shellfish as well as natural features."
- Source Scottish Government website publications
For more information and a factsheet on what to do if you find evidence of Carpet Sea Squirt, please download the PDF Here.
Loch Fyne marine biosecurity plan
Date Posted - 29/09/2020
WE HAVE MOVED! - NEW OFFICES & CHANDLERY
Date Posted - 07/05/2019
We are pleased to say that the new office is operating successfully without change to any contact details*.
On 15th May, 2019 the Chandlery (located in the new office) will be open for business and will remain so throughout the year.
*Please note 01880 820 344 is the only telephone contact number in use for both Office and Chandlery.
Notice to Mariners
Port Marine Safety - 2019-2022
(Document Update)
Port Marine Safety Document download
Date Posted - 10/12/2020
CRINAN CANAL - NEW BOOKING SYSTEM IN PLACE
Date Posted - 16/04/2019
Ardrishaig Sea Lock
Travelling North please book by calling:
24 hours in advance
Crinan Sea Lock
Travelling South please book by calling:
24 hours in advance
Download PDF below for more details:
Crinan Canal Booking - 16/04/2019
Or to contact Crinan Canal at: transitcrinan@scottishcanals.co.uk
CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING - WARNING
Date Posted - 03/04/2019
The BSS has just published a new handout as an essential guide to all the new requirements and background information.
It covers what is required and how the checks will be carried out by BSS Examiners and how the alarms will help keep crew members safe, including:
- CO alarm makers guidance about where to place a CO alarm to achieve best protection,
- What type of CO alarm to buy,
- What to do if a CO alarm goes off,
- What to do if carbon monoxide poisoning is suspected.
See also: 10 Tips To Keep You And Your Crew Alive!
Download the new handout:
New Carbon Monoxide Alarm Requirements Handout
For more information, please check the Boat Safety Scheme's website.
*Above information has been sourced from the Boat Safety Scheme website.
Berthholder News
Tarbert Harbour Authority are pleased to announce that the new pump-out berth facility at Jake’s Quay has been installed and is now operational – more information from Tarbert Harbour office
Date Posted - 04/03/2019
Tarbert Harbour Authority are pleased to announce that the new shower and laundry block is available to the Public.
Date Posted - 27/02/2019
