For visiting boats
Cobb's Quay Marina lies in Holes Bay at Hamworthy, in the north-west corner of Poole Harbour, and is one of the biggest marinas on the south coast with about 850 pontoon berths for boats up to 25 m and a 280-boat dry stack. It has a fuel pontoon for diesel, petrol and gas, a 40-ton hoist and storage ashore, a slipway, a chandlery and convenience store, and a modern shower and laundrette building. The whole of Poole Harbour's shallow, sheltered cruising ground and the Jurassic Coast are on the doorstep.
- Guest berths
- Cobb's Quay is in Holes Bay on the Hamworthy side of Poole Harbour; call the marina on VHF 80. Fuel (diesel, petrol, gas) only at the fuel pontoon. Visitor rate excludes electricity.
- Berths
- 850
- Limits
- length up to 25 m
- Radio
- VHF channel 80 · emergency VHF 16
- Position
- 50°43.34′ N 2°0.33′ W (50.72240, -2.00543)
- Fuel
- Fuel on site: diesel and petrol
- Phone
- +44 1202 674299
Prices
| Visitor berth any length LOA per metre per day, incl. VAT, excl. electricity | £5.15 per m / day |
|---|---|
| Short stay up to 4 hours, up to 15 m fixed price, incl. VAT | £13.10 / visit |
| Short stay up to 4 hours, 15.1 m and over fixed price, incl. VAT | £19.30 / visit |
Included in the berth price: wifi and water. Price list → · checked 19 Oct 2026 – prices may change
Services and facilities
© OpenStreetMap · OpenSeaMap — sea marks for the approach
Sailing here? Take VesselSOS with you.
- Family see you from shoreA live link in any browser – they don’t need the app.
- One tap to the right rescue centreHere JRCC Fareham – the app switches centre as you move, with your position and call script even without signal.
- Return-time checkIf you’re not back in time, your people know.
- Shared hazard mapRocks, nets and other hazards reported by other boaters.
Frequently asked
Which VHF channel does the marina use?
VHF channel 80. In an emergency use channel 16.
Is there fuel at Cobb's Quay Marina?
Yes, there is fuel at the marina.
Who do I call in an emergency at sea here?
Sea rescue: JRCC Fareham 999. Or call 112. On the radio: MAYDAY on VHF channel 16.