Noss

Marina

Noss

United Kingdom

Noss

United Kingdom

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Noss

United Kingdom

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Set on the sunny eastern bank of the River Dart, in a secluded area of outstanding natural beauty and just minutes from Dartmouth, Noss on Dart Marina offers easy access to some of the most beautiful anchorages and ports in Devon. Step into amazing woodland walks along the Dart Valley Trail, go wildlife spotting, or sample the delights of the local festivals and regattas.

Visitors are welcome. Electric. Water. Showers. Toilets. Laundry facilities. No supermarket nearby. No chandlery close by. Diesel available. VHF: 80. eMail: info@nossmarina.co.uk View or edit details in marina.wiki

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Videos on Noss

A boat crash in Yarmouth! Dartmouth harbour.

We see a boat crash in Yarmouth. Then make our way down to Dartmouth to cross the English channel.

Dartmouth / South Devon

Welcome to the beautiful town of Dartmouth in South Devon /England. Situated on the banks of the picturesque River Dart, it’s the perfect year round destination for a short break, day visit or ho...

Dartmouth, South Devon

Scenes of Dartmouth and views across the Dart Estuary

Dartmouth, Devon! (2018)

Exploring the pretty town of Dartmouth on a bright and sunny day. Be sure to subscribe for more content (^_^)

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1 . Exeter Airport

Exeter airport operates a number of seasonal flights and is found to the east of the city.

42 km NNE

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A warm welcome to all boat owners and their crews. Our yacht harbour on the River Dart has a first class position within Dartmouth's spectacular deep-water estuary.Entering between two castles, you...

1 km South

2 . Dartmouth Pontoon & Buoys

Dart Harbour is a Trust Port in one of the finest natural harbours in the UK. The River Dart whose source is high on Dartmoor flows through the towns of Totnes and Dartmouth, South Devon, England. ...

2 km South

3 . Darthaven

Darthaven Marina (based at Kingswear directly opposite Dartmouth) has 270 berths in total set over four main pontoons and prides itself in keeping a clean and well maintained environment throughout...

2 km South

4 . Dittisham Buoys

A small village up the river Dart 5 miles north of Dartmouth with a scattering of mooring buoys.

2 km NNW

5 . Brixham Town Quay

The inner harbour and town quay is well sheltered but shallows quickly.

6 km NE

6 . Oxen Cove Moorings

A scattering of swing mooring buoys for local vessels.

6 km NE

7 . St Mary's Bay

A large east facing bay south of Brixham with rocky outcrops in the bay.

6 km ENE

8 . Brixham

Brixham Marina is in the heart of Brixham, a picturesque Devon town in the wider area of Torbay. Sheltered from the south-westerly winds and offering safe access in all weathers and at all states o...

6 km NE

9 . Paignton

A small busy, shallow harbour to the north of the cliff outcrop and south of the beach. May not offer much for visiting yachts.

7 km North

10 . Totnes Dock

A large dry dock on the river side south of the town, further up the river splits around a large mound and offers a few buoys and a quayside.

10 km NW

11 . Torquay Dock

On the western side of the harbour behind the wave breaker are three pontoons. Visitors are welcome on the inside of the wave-break.

11 km NNE

12 . Torquay

Torquay Marina is in the north-east corner of Torbay and sheltered from the prevailing south-westerly winds, so it's a safe haven for boats in all weathers. With modern facilities and superb bluewa...

11 km NNE

13 . Torquay Old

A shallow area behind a lifting footbridge is mostly full of smaller local boats.

11 km NNE

14 . Watcombe Cove

A small beachy cove may provide (very) limited opportunities for anchoring in the right conditions.

15 km NNE

15 . Kingsbridge Quay & Pontoon

Kingsbridge is 3 miles up the estuary from Salcombe and offers a quayside on the west and a pontoon on the east.

17 km WSW

16 . The Bag Pontoon & Buoys

This Kingsbridge Estuary has three floating pontoons in the estuary none connected to the shore. The area is scattered with swing mooring buoys.

19 km SW

17 . Salcombe Buoys

The harbour provides a large number of buoys in in the estuary outside of the town.

19 km SW

18 . Salcombe Town Pontoon

The Bag is a fixed shore side pontoon up the Kingsbridge Estuary off the Salcombe Town.

20 km SW

19 . Teignmounth Buoys

A large number of buoys in the river are reserved for small local boats.

20 km NNE

20 . Teignmouth Pontoons

Three floating pontoons on the eastern side of the River Teign provide some mooring options for visitors.

21 km NNE

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1 . Dartmouth
(England )

A busy town and harbour on the River Dart.

2 km South

2 . Kingswear
(England )

A small village near the mouth of the River Dart.

2 km SSE

3 . Dittisham
(England )

A small village on the River Dart north of Dartmouth.

3 km NW

4 . Brixham
(England )

A large town on the southern side of Tor Bay.

5 km NE

5 . Stoke Gabriel
(England )

A small village found near the River Dart.

6 km NW

6 . Paignton
(England )

A large town in Devon on the southern coast of England.

8 km North

7 . Totnes
(England )

A large inland town linked to the English Channel by the long River Dart.

11 km NW

8 . Torquay
(England )

A large town in Devon built around a natural peninsula on the southern coast of England.

12 km NNE

9 . Torcross
(England )

A tiny village with a very long east facing sandy coastline, next to the Slapton Ley National Reserve.

12 km SSW

10 . Kingsbridge
(England )

At the head of the Kingsbridge Estuary north of Salcombe.

17 km WSW

11 . Salcombe
(England )

A leafy town and busy natural harbour on the Kingsbridge estuary.

20 km SW

12 . Shaldon
(England )

The small town of Sheldon overlooks the larger town of Teignmouth.

20 km North

13 . Teignmouth
(England )

A large town on the mouth of the estuary of the River Teign on the southern coast of England.

21 km NNE

14 . Outer Hope
(England )

A small west facing village on the southern coast of England.

24 km WSW

15 . Bigbury on Sea
(England )

A small town with a ricky coastline on the southern shore of England.

24 km WSW

16 . Dawlish
(England )

A large town on the souther English coastline.

25 km NNE

17 . Starcross
(England )

A village overlooking Exmouth across the River Exe estuary.

30 km NNE

18 . Exmouth
(England )

A large town on the eastern shore at the mouth of the River Exe with large sand banks on the inner harbour.

31 km NNE

19 . Lympstone
(England )

A small village just north of Exmouth on the River Exe estuary.

33 km NNE

20 . Newton Ferrers
(England )

A large town on the tidal River Yealm and a safe harbour a short distance up from the rocky southern coast.

33 km West

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Journeys from Noss

Plymouth
(England )

Judy and Steve sail along the south coast from Brighton to Plymouth via Portsmouth, Dartmouth, Salcombe and Torquay on a shakedown cruise to Plymouth to join the ARC.

40 km West