mainshiptom
Active member
I have just come back from a summer holiday which was planned for Holland but on the third day trying to come out of Newport to Go north to Middleburg, waves were over 6 foot high and family voted against me, so in the canals we went, No charts or any information with us, we had to ask for instructions, finally arrived in Bruges!
Well what can I say they actually welcome liveaborads!
We met a British couple, which have just retired and cruise the European canals and they were offered a winter mooring for a sum that would only cover one night stay in England coastal marina.
Your maximum height should under 5 meters,
You have to pay to get rid of your rubbish and pay for water (1 Euro for 300 liters).
You need to have a pushbike.
But this is a really beautiful town with lots of good food and beer on offer.
Well recommended.
You can get in from Niwpoert, Oostende and zeebrugge but I would recommend Newport since not as commercial as the other ports.
Also we had to pay a quarterly license for 50 Euro, that’s 10 pounds a month with free moorings along the way with free water and electricity.
Beat that!
Tom
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Well what can I say they actually welcome liveaborads!
We met a British couple, which have just retired and cruise the European canals and they were offered a winter mooring for a sum that would only cover one night stay in England coastal marina.
Your maximum height should under 5 meters,
You have to pay to get rid of your rubbish and pay for water (1 Euro for 300 liters).
You need to have a pushbike.
But this is a really beautiful town with lots of good food and beer on offer.
Well recommended.
You can get in from Niwpoert, Oostende and zeebrugge but I would recommend Newport since not as commercial as the other ports.
Also we had to pay a quarterly license for 50 Euro, that’s 10 pounds a month with free moorings along the way with free water and electricity.
Beat that!
Tom
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