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May bank holiday bin collections

All bin collections following a bank holiday Monday will now take place one day later. Find out when your bin is collected.

This replaces the previous system of moving the Monday collections to the following Saturday.

Visitor Moorings on the Exe Estuary

We have a number of visitor moorings available on a 24 hour or weekly rental basis.

Visitor moorings can be found on The Bight: in the vicinity of number 13 and 15 lateral markers approximately 1 nautical mile from the harbour entrance (50°36.73N – 03°26.09W). 

All visitor moorings are orange and clearly marked with a large V, with the maximum size of vessel in metres listed on the buoy. Moorings are assigned on a first come first served basis.

Visitor mooring charges

Charges for recreational visitor moorings on the Exe Estuary for the 2023 season:

  • £20.00 (£16.67 + VAT) per day or part day - vessels under 40 foot.
  • £25.00 (£20.83 + VAT) per day or part day - vessels over 40 foot.
  • Discount on the above – stay for seven nights and only pay for six

Charges for commercial/qualifying vessel moorings on the Exe Estuary for the 2023 season:

  • £80.00 (£66.67 +VAT) per day or part day.

Longer stays. Please note recreational and commercial vessels can only stay on a visitor mooring on the Bight for a maximum of two weeks. If a vessel wishes to stay longer this is only by prior arrangement with the Harbourmasters Office.

How to arrange payment

When you have picked up a visitor mooring, please call us on VHF Channel 12, using the call sign "Exeter Port Authority", or ring tel: 01395 223 265 when you have picked up a visitor mooring.

Please note: There are no formal visitors' landing points, visitors are encouraged to use the water taxi - call on VHF Channel: 37 or Tel: 07970 918418.

 

Approximate location of visitor moorings

 

+ = lateral marker positions

---- = Visitor mooring

 

When this content has been updated

Last updated 14 March 2023