Characteristics
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AnchorAllowed
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Mooring buoysUnavailable
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Anchor stern toUnavailable
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Lines ashoreNot necessary
Type of seabed
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Sand
Protection against wind & swell
Reachable by dinghy
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BeachAvailable
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SnackAvailable
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WaterUnavailable
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DockUnavailable
User reviews (3 ratings)
Nice anchorage and well protected from South/South-West through North. US forces laid concrete paving during World War 2 and so the bottom can be hard to dig in as there are large section of this still intact underwater, predominantly at the southern end of the beach. A little busy at weekends but a pretty Anchorage and easy access by dinghy to the beach to explore Mount Edgcumbe House or take the ferry to Plymouth city centre (£2 each way). We had no trouble leaving our dinghy on the beach, just take the kill switch lanyard 🙂
Nice anchorage and well protected from South/South-West through North. US forces laid concrete paving during World War 2 and so the bottom can be hard to dig in as there are large section of this still intact underwater, predominantly at the southern end of the beach. A little busy at weekends but a pretty Anchorage and easy access by dinghy to the beach to explore Mount Edgcumbe House or take the ferry to Plymouth city centre (£2 each way). We had no trouble leaving our dinghy on the beach, just take the kill switch lanyard 🙂
4/5Nice location. Busy on fine days so not easy to anchor a larger yacht. We found it took two attempts to find a good bite for the anchor. Popular though and cheaper than a marina with all Plymouth has to offer just opposite.
Nice location. Busy on fine days so not easy to anchor a larger yacht. We found it took two attempts to find a good bite for the anchor. Popular though and cheaper than a marina with all Plymouth has to offer just opposite.
3/5Some boats come there to anchor. Beautiful location and beautiful park and free gardens nearby
Quelques bateaux viennent y mouiller. Endroit superbe et magnifique parc et jardins gratuits a proximité
5/5