For visiting boats
Hythe Marina Village on the western shore of Southampton Water was the first marina village built in the UK – a locked basin of 206 berths ringed by waterside homes, shops, restaurants and The Boathouse hotel. The lock runs 24 hours, and the marina has the area's pump-out station, a fuel berth with petrol, diesel and gas, a 40-ton hoist with storage ashore for over 120 boats, a slipway and a laundry.
- Guest berths
- Hythe Marina Village is on the western shore of Southampton Water, entered through a lock that works 24 hours; call on VHF 80 and keep clear of shipping in the main channel (Southampton VTS, VHF 12). Fuel and pump-out on site.
- Berths
- 206
- Limits
- length up to 16 m
- Radio
- VHF channel 80 · emergency VHF 16
- Position
- 50°52.46′ N 1°24.07′ W (50.87430, -1.40124)
- Fuel
- Fuel on site: diesel and petrol
- Phone
- +44 23 8020 7073
Prices
| Visitor berth any length LOA per metre per day, incl. VAT, incl. 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, water and electricity. Price list → · checked 19 Oct 2026 – prices may change
Services and facilities
© OpenStreetMap · OpenSeaMap — sea marks for the approach
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Frequently asked
Which VHF channel does the marina use?
VHF channel 80. In an emergency use channel 16.
Is there fuel at Hythe Marina Village?
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.