Proposed trip to St.Kat's in July ......

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After a successful trip a few years back, am planning on doing similar this summer in July. Aim would be meet Queenborough anytime Sat 27th July, then up the river on the Sunday afternoon tide to spend a few days in London.

London Bridge

Saturday, 27 July 2013
05:52 7.2m
12:16 0.4m
18:08 7.3m

Sunday, 28 July 2013
00:40 0.1m
06:35 6.9m
12:58 0.7m
18:51 6.9m

Anyone else up for it ?

Alan
 
As I keep my boat at Gravesend this sounds rather convenient! However St Katts is very expensive nowadays - in the region of £45 for an 8 metre boat and the lock is notoriously slow. Limehouse is much cheaper, £26 for 8m and tho the lock only takes 4 boats at a time maximum we have proved a fleet of 12 or more boats can get in quicker at Limehouse than at St Katts! Not as atmospheric but quieter once actually trying to sleep. The people who run Limehouse are very friendly, helpful and efficient which is not always the case at St Katts and if you make a mess of the locking there are less onlookers.

By the way, I have seen a price list for Queenborough for this year and using one of their visitors buoys seems to have gone up to £12 per night.
 
also with Limehouse, club discounts are available. 2 summers ago we had 5 nights for under £100. that was a superb deal,electricty was extra by pre pay card
Firefly said:
As I keep my boat at Gravesend this sounds rather convenient! However St Katts is very expensive nowadays - in the region of £45 for an 8 metre boat and the lock is notoriously slow. Limehouse is much cheaper, £26 for 8m and tho the lock only takes 4 boats at a time maximum we have proved a fleet of 12 or more boats can get in quicker at Limehouse than at St Katts! Not as atmospheric but quieter once actually trying to sleep. The people who run Limehouse are very friendly, helpful and efficient which is not always the case at St Katts and if you make a mess of the locking there are less onlookers.

By the way, I have seen a price list for Queenborough for this year and using one of their visitors buoys seems to have gone up to £12 per night.
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Wow, he is right...... that's me out then.

St Kats pricing

From 1st June 2011 - Including VAT (Subject to Alteration), 10% (minimum) surcharge on Multihulls.
Please Note: Berthing charges are inclusive of VAT and are to be paid on arrival for the period booked.

For vessels up to 100ft (30.5m)
Duration Per Metre LOA
1. Daily Berth for vessels to 30.5m LOA £4.50
2. Weekly Berth £20.00
3. Monthly Berth £60.00
4. Three-Monthly Berth £150.00
5. Six-Monthly Berth
(subject to availability) £250.00

Charges are calculated on LOA of boat, including all davits, bowsprits etc, to the nearest 0.1m. Minimum Charge 6m.

Electricity Charges


16amp 240volt - Including VAT (Subject to Alteration)
Summer
(Apr-Sep incl)
Winter
(Oct-Mar incl)
1. Daily Supply £4.60 £5.30
2. Weekly Supply £27.30 £31.50
3. Monthly Supply £93.00 £107.00
4. Six Month Supply £474.00 £545.00

32 amp supply is available - charged at double
the rate for 16 amp
 
Limehouse Std charges
Prices do not include electricity charges.

All contracts are payable in advance with the option for the annual contract to be paid over instalments by standing order.

Visitor Moorings
Daily flat rate £28.00 (£35.00 16 metres +)
Weekly rate £18.00 per metre

NB: Visiting craft must provide their insurance details before locking into the marina.
 
And not far to the Grapes
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CliveG said:
Limehouse would work for me.
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