introduced an environmentally friendly system that collects and filters the debris before emptying the water back into the river. Using a special filter bund arrangement, it collects and retains the copper (from the boat’s antifouling) so that it is not deposited in the river where it can damage marine life etc. Tests have shown that the water returned to the river has less copper in it than the fresh water available on the site. Boats are stored ashore in winter and throughout the year for maintenance and repairs. Darthaven has built a reputation for looking after you and your boat when ashore – boats are safely and securely chocked, a wide range of on-site facilities are available including a well stocked chandlery and a quality hard standing surface with water and electricity. Demand from non berth-holders for
storage ashore to do maintenance, repairs and pre-season preparation is always strong once the boats of berth-holders, ashore over the winter, are returned to the water around February and March. Owners are recommended to book well in advance to arrange a slot that best suits them. Storage ashore (2018) is £7/metre (+vat) per week (normal package of lift out, pressure wash, 1 weeks storage and relaunch is £42/ metre + vat). Lift, block and cradle is
normally £19/metre and £16/metre for relaunch (+ vat).
Marine services Darthaven’s award-winning Engineering department can install, service, repair and rebuild marine petrol and diesel engines and outdrives for a wide variety of leisure and commercial vessels. 6 engineers are available on site. It’s one of only two Volvo Penta Centres in the South West with extensive knowledge and expertise and a vast stock of
Its chandlery is one of the best stocked in the South West and is open daily.
parts and service items. All makes of inboard and outboard engines are serviced, winterised, repaired or installed and it is also an authorised dealer for Suzuki Marine outboards (engines from 2.5hp – 350hp can be installed, serviced and repaired). The Electrical/Electronics
department will supply, install and service a large range of the latest in navigation and marine technology on vessels from 3m RIBs to 100m superyachts. It will also handle the supply, installation and servicing of a wide range of boat equipment e.g. heaters, air conditioning, water- makers, bow & stern thrusters,
anchor windlasses, electric winches, entertainment systems etc. The Shipwright Department
is renowned for its skilled, high quality repairs and yacht refinishing. Darthaven is experienced in extensive yacht and motor-boat refits and are recognised by the UK’s leading maritime insurers. Its yacht refinishing services – antifouling, cleaning and polishing etc – is becoming increasingly popular for time-poor owners looking to maintain a professional finish for their valuable asset.
Chandlery One of the best-stocked chandleries locally, the wide range of available products has earned it a reputation as a boat-builder’s chandlery. Deck fittings, rigging gear, ropes, fenders, engine parts, boat plumbing spares etc are likely to be available from stock or can be ordered for supply often within 24 hours subject to manufacturer’s availability. The Chandlery staff has extensive marine knowledge and will be able to answer most questions and provide relevant advice. Currently, stock is split over two sites (including a Brixham warehouse) but these will shortly be combined – in particular to provide a better range of Volvo spares on site, 7 days a week. The chandlery is open daily (closed Christmas Day and New Years Day) from 8.30am – 5pm.
Darthaven Marina, Brixham Road, Kingswear, Dartmouth TQ6 0SG
www.darthaven.co.uk T: 01803 752242
New Boat Sales Darthaven Marina is an authorised dealer for the Beneteau range of outboard powered boats with model sizes ranging from 5 to 9 metres in length. Coupled with Suzuki Marine outboards, the Beneteau Antares, Flyer and Barracuda models are proving very popular for owners looking for a low maintenance and fun boating experience.
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