Hull Waterside & Marina

Your coastal marina, nestled on the Humber Estuary

With a history that spans over 200 years, Hull Waterside & Marina has established itself as a peaceful oasis amidst the bustle of the busy Humber Estuary. Moor your boat here and the waterways of Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and Norfolk are open to you, as well as the North Sea and continental Europe. You are in an excellent location too for the vibrant city of Hull. And, as you might expect of one of our largest marinas, everything you need for waterside life is on hand.

Cruising to Hull Marina for the first time?

If you are cruising to Hull for the first time, talk to the marina team to chat through your pilotage plan. The lock is operational from +/- 3 hours HW Hull and, with a little preparation, you can aim to arrive when the tide is slack, making things a little easier on your first time.

For the duty lock keeper, contact VHF channel 80 international or call 07789 178501. UK cruising clubs and continental visitors are welcome by appointment.

We have your practical needs covered with a full array of Aquavista brilliant basics that you’d expect from modern waterside living including: 

Your mooring options at Hull Waterside & Marina are:

• Leisure moorings
• Residential moorings
• Visitor moorings
• Winter moorings

Restrictions: there are no access restrictions into Hull Waterside & Marina and can accommodate vessels up to 30m in length. For how to navigate into Hull please click here.

We also have hard standing and caravan storage, as well as boat repairs and marine engineers and a 50ft boat crane.

If you choose an annual contract, either residential or leisure, as well as access to all of the facilities you also receive:

• Explore 100 – Free stop-overs at other marinas in the Aquavista group
• Moor Benefits – Access to our exclusive Moor Benefits programme
• A choice of payment options – quarterly or annual
• Regular newsletters and surveys – We make sure you’re up to date with any important news about our marinas, and we love getting your feedback on how we’re doing

Residential mooring package

A residential mooring means that Hull would become your legally recognised residence and you could officially call it your home. You would also receive a host of other benefits including:

• A registered UK postal address and post box - all your mail can be delivered to a lockable post box at the marina, and you can use the marina address to register for doctors and schools etc.
• Free council tax when choosing a composite council tax option
• A secure parcel collection point for your parcels
• One free wash & dry per week 
• One free pump out per month
• Access to Vivup Lifestyle Discounts – discounts on lots of high street brands and supermarkets

Things to do in Yorkshire and nearby

Hull Waterside & Marina is the ideal location for accomplished sailors or those looking to hone their skills. You can cruise to Whitby, Scarborough and Bridlington to the north and Wells-by-the-sea and the Norfolk ports of Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft to the south. Cruising to the continent is also a popular voyage from Hull. If you prefer to hop across to mainland Europe without your boat, the North Sea Ferries terminal is just a 10-minute drive away, On land, it is just a short stroll into Hull city centre for retail therapy, concerts, music sessions and many historic hostelries and café bars. Make sure you’re here for the Hull Folk & Maritime Festival in June and the renowned Freedom Festival in September.

Hull Waterside & Marina is open:

Monday – 09:00-17:00

Tuesday – 09:30-14:30

Wednesday – 09:00-17:00

Thursday – CLOSED

Friday – 09:30-14:30

Saturday – 09:00-13:00

Sunday – CLOSED

You can call us on 01482 609960 within these hours.

During seasonal and bank holidays our typical office hours may vary, please call the waterside office before making a visit.

If you love to coastal cruise, Hull Waterside & Marina makes the perfect base. Its sheltered estuarial waters are a great launching point to explore romantic seaside towns such as Whitby, Scarborough and Lowestoft, all at just a day's sail away. 

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