Best means of sub letting a marina berth

[TonyS]

A friend has asked me how to sublet his pontoon berth at Dartmouth. The berth with water and electricity can take a boat up to 42' long. It is quite cheap as a dinghy is required to get the short distance to the pontoon. There is a secure dinghy park. He is keeping his boat in France for the next few years but would like to sub let it on a yearly basis. I notice that looking at boatsandoutboards.co.uk has a marina berth on the front page. Is this a good site for berths.

 

[savageseadog]

If you've got a deep berth there would be room under the boat to sub let

 

[LadyInBed]

There are probably T's & C's that don't allow sub letting.
If so, you could tell the mooring owner that you have changed your boat /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

 

[Dyflin]

At which time they move you to a smaller berth /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif

 

[LadyInBed]

smaller berth = less cost to you
same charge to sub letter = more profit /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[sjclewes]

Hi Tony, how much is he thinking of letting it out for, I have a Southerly 105 love Dartmouth and looking for a berth

 

[photodog]

If he has a 42 foot pontoon in Dartmouth, which sounds like one of the Dart Harbour jobs... then I suggest you just put a post here and in the MOBO forum.... and it will go pronto....

There is a big waiting list for these... and i have already seen two posts from forumites this year looking for temporary berths in the area....

See above !!

 

[TonyS]

Have sent you a PM.