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YACHT HARBOUR MARKS


SUFFOLK ANNIVERSARY 50


and continues investment in its facilities From flooded farmland in 1967 to the east coast’s largest privately- owned marina, Suffolk Yacht Harbour (SYH) on the River Orwell has come a long way in the last 50 years. SYH managing director


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Jonathan Dyke comments, “Since Suffolk Yacht Harbour was founded in 1967, the marina has grown from 12 acres and 40 berths to a 550-berth yachting hub receiving over 3,000 local and visiting yachtsmen each year.” Jonathan adds, “The site has


changed significantly in 50 years and we have enjoyed several ‘milestone moments;’ from TV presenter Griff Rhys Jones opening the Harbour Centre


he east coast’s largest independent marina welcomes two new on-site businesses


marine companies now based at Suffolk Yacht Harbour, the marina offers a full ‘one-stop shop’ for both sailing and motor yacht maintenance and requirements on the east coast.


Due to be completed in March


to appearing on BBC’s Countryfile for our work with the local environment. “We are continuing to invest to


ensure we maintain high quality facilities and services for berth holders and marina users. This year, we are delighted to welcome two new on-site businesses and look forward to unveiling our refurbished shower block facilities in the spring.” Adding to its existing partner


businesses, Suffolk Yacht Harbour welcomes Evolution Rigging and Seapower Marine Electronics to the site this year. With twelve


For more information visit www.syharbour.co.uk 26 FORE & AFT MARCH 2017


2017, the shower block refurbishment represents a significant investment. The project involves the demolition of everything but the current walls, which will be raised to facilitate a vaulted ceiling to allow maximum light and ventilation. The spacious new building will house individual wet and dry areas, as well as under floor heating, LED lighting and modern fittings. Suffolk will also host this year’s


17th annual Classic Regatta on 17th-18th June, which is the largest event of its kind for classic yachts on the east coast.


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