For visiting boats
The Royal Norfolk & Suffolk Yacht Club's marina lies in Lowestoft harbour right below the club's listed clubhouse, with access at all states of the tide and shelter in any weather – long a favourite landfall for yachts crossing from the Continent. It has 100 pontoon berths with 16–32 A power, a fuel berth for low-sulphur diesel with pump-out, 24-hour showers and laundry, free Wi-Fi and the club's bar and restaurant; visitors become temporary members.
- Guest berths
- Call Lowestoft Harbour Radio on VHF 14 for entry, then the club on VHF 80 for a berth (out of hours use the northernmost pontoon). Keep to mid-channel entering, especially at springs – shallow spots along the Northern Quay (Tug Arm) to starboard; about 2–2.5 m at CD on the visitors' Regatta Quay over soft mud. Visitors get temporary club membership; electricity included in the mooring fee; low-sulphur diesel and pump-out at the north-west fuel berth. Fees from the marina office.
- Berths
- 100
- Radio
- VHF channel 80 · emergency VHF 16
- Position
- 52°28.33′ N 1°45.08′ E (52.47215, 1.75127)
- Fuel
- Fuel on site: diesel
- Home harbour of
- Royal Norfolk & Suffolk Yacht Club
- admin@rnsyc.org.uk
- Phone
- +44 1502 566726
Services and facilities
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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 Royal Norfolk & Suffolk Yacht Club Marina?
Yes, there is fuel at the marina.
Who do I call in an emergency at sea here?
Sea rescue: Humber Coastguard 999. Or call 112. On the radio: MAYDAY on VHF channel 16.