Salcombe Harbour Cruising Guide
Berthing Charts Fuel Tides Water Taxis Weather
Salcombe sits in a salt water sea inlet surrounded by beautiful coastal scenery and sandy beaches. The attractive town has narrow streets filled with a wide range of shops and excellent restaurants and pubs, making it very popular with tourists.
Salcombe Harbour is protected by a bar that should not be crossed on an ebb tide with strong onshore winds. At other times entry is perfectly safe and this beautiful harbour is a popular cruising stopover, often busy in the summer months. Other than the local shell fishing fleet, there is no commercial traffic and the town caters well for visiting craft with dedicated moorings and a range of marine services.
Salcombe Charts
Admiralty
SC5602
The West Country - Falmouth to Teignmouth (Admiralty Leisure Folio)
28
Salcombe Harbour
1613
Eddystone Rocks to Berry Head
1634
Salcombe to Brixham
Imray
C6
Salcombe to Lizard Point
2400
Imray Chart Pack: The West Country
Salcombe Harbour, VHF Ch 14
www.southhams.gov.uk
Harbour Office, Whitestrand, Salcombe TQ8 8BU -
+44(0)1548 843791
Visitor's pontoon in 'The Bag' north west of Scoble Point
Visitor's mooring buoys between the Salcombe Harbour Hotel and Fuel Barge are
marked with a 'V' and maximum length of vessel
Water, showers at Salcombe Yacht Club, Wi-Fi
Anchorages
Off Small's Cove and at the entrance to
Frogmore Creek
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Salcombe Fuel
Fuel Barge
VHF Ch 06
+44(0)7801 798862
Located north of the visitor's moorings of the eastern side of
the main channel
Fuel Barge operated by:
Devon Marine Fuels
14 Island Street, Salcombe TQ8 8DP
+44(0)1548 844261
Salcombe Tides
Admiralty Easytide
Tidal predictions for Salcombe for the next 7 days
Salcombe Water Taxis
Salcombe Harbour Taxi
VHF Ch 12
+44(0)7807 643879 or +44(0)1548 843791
Operates from 0800 to 2300 May to mid September with a reduced
schedule at other times