Yachts on the Royal Southern pontoons on the Hamble RiverPhoto: David Martin · CC BY-SA 2.0

Prince Philip Yacht Haven

Run by Royal Southern Yacht Club →

MarinaCraneSlipway

Rope Walk · River Hamble · royal-southern.co.uk

The marina hasn’t verified this page yet. Facts come from the marina website and open data (checked 19 Oct 2026). I run this marina →

For visiting boats

The Prince Philip Yacht Haven is the Royal Southern Yacht Club's own marina on the west bank of the Hamble River, at the foot of Hamble High Street and less than a mile from Southampton Water. Berths have power and water and lead straight to the clubhouse with its bars, restaurant and rooms; the club crane and slipway are alongside. Most berths are let annually to members, and the bosuns allocate visitor berths and temporarily vacant ones to visiting yachts and RIBs.

Guest berths
Visitor berths are allocated by the club bosuns – book ahead by e-mail (haven@ or bosun@royal-southern.co.uk) or call the duty bosun on the day. Double-banking on some visitor berths, no triple-banking; leave by 11:00 on departure day. On race days berthing may be restricted.
Position
50°51.52′ N 1°18.74′ W (50.85865, -1.31230)

Prices

Visitor berth overnight, non-member per metre per night; power and water included; vacate by 11:00£5.50 per m / day
Visitor berth overnight, club member per metre per night; power and water included£3 per m / day
Short stay up to 4 hours, non-member longer stays billed at the overnight rate£10 / visit
Winter monthly rate (1 Oct – 31 Mar), non-member per metre of boat length£80 / month
Winter monthly rate (1 Oct – 31 Mar), club member per metre of boat length£50 / month

Included in the berth price: electricity and water. Price list → · checked 18 Oct 2026 – prices may change

Services and facilities

ElectricityWaterCraneSlipwayRestaurant

© OpenStreetMap · OpenSeaMap — sea marks for the approach

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