Use of Personal Water Craſt (PWC) e.g. kayaks, canoes and stand up paddleboards


Please note the following advice and recommendations to help keep you safe while out on the river.


• Wear a personal floatation device (buoyancy aid/lifejacket).


• Go afloat with others and not on your own.


• Take a means of calling for help (mobile phone, VHF).


• Check the weather forecast and tide times before you go afloat


• Take care when the tide is flowing quickly – it can catch you out!


• Tell somebody ashore when you’re going afloat and when you expect to be off the water.


• Carry a light or torch if on the water at night, and consider wearing high-visibility clothing.


• Label your equipment with contact details in case you lose it! (stickers available for free from HM Coastguard).


• Give vessels with limited manoeuvrability a wide berth (e.g. Higher & Lower Car Ferries).


• Avoid high traffic areas such as passenger ferry landing points and pontoons (see map opposite).


Bayards Cove Kingswear Light


Boat Float


2 B A 1 4 3 C Dartmouth 6 P E D 5 F 8 7 PUBLIC


SLIPWAY Beware Higher Ferry


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Coronation Park


10 9


Royal Dart Yacht Moorings


Town Jetty ferry departure points, Lower Ferry and Higher Ferry slipways highlighted in red.


Yacht Taxi - Ch 69 tel: 07970 346571


31


Higher car ferry


Lower car ferry


Passenger ferry


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