Chichester/Langstone harbour dues

[mickywillis]

Can anyone tell me if the harbour dues for the above are reciprocal?
( ie if you have paid to be in Chichester , you can visit Langstone and vice versa)
I seem to rmember reading this was the case but can't remember where I read it. If you can point me to the correct website, would be useful!
thanks.

 

[Refueler]

Why do you ask ? Are you thinking of having moorings in both harbours ?

They have separate HM's and are separate entities.

If you moor in one and visit another ( ie do not have a mooring in your name ) then there is no req't to pay dues for the second. The only req't would be visitors fees for HM mooring or payment to whichever Marina you use ... unless you have something like MDL / Premier Mooring contract where it gives free nights in other facilities of theirs.

 

[VicS]

Can anyone tell me if the harbour dues for the above are reciprocal?

If there is any reciprocal arrangement then it is something that I have not discovered in 30+ years as a Chichester harbour "resident"

Details of charges can be found on the two websites

http://www.langstoneharbour.org.uk/boating/charges.htm

http://www.conservancy.co.uk/page/harbour-dues-charges/319/

 

[ali b]

Reciprocal Harbour Dues

There is an arrangement between Chichester and Langstone Harbours. If a boat is displaying a plaque for one harbour then it can visit the other without paying further dues.
Ali, Chichester Harbour Conservancy

 

[VicS]

That's kept pretty quiet then.
Can find no mention in the Harbour byelaws.