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For breakfast, brunch or a long lunch, our range of bars and restaurants cater for all tastes and occasions. Enjoy the perfect dining experience alongside our picturesque waterfront marina. 

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THE 10 BEST Restaurants Near Port Solent

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• “ Absolutely lovely Thank you. ” 26/04/2024
• “ Top tier Indian cuisine ” 14/02/2024

• “ Gone ” 18/03/2024
• “ Staff have a bad attitude ” 12/10/2023

• “ Evening Meal ” 14/12/2023

• “ Wen aloneWas an ok visit nothi... ” 16/06/2019
• “ Wonderful welcome for all fur... ” 10/02/2019

• “ Nice atmosphere and great food... ” 23/03/2024
• “ Great Spanish Tapas ” 18/02/2024

• “ Awful fish ” 02/04/2024
• “ Food was awful ” 30/10/2023

• “ Good food, but very westernise... ” 25/02/2024
• “ Superb Thai ” 23/02/2024

• “ All round great restaurant ” 14/04/2024
• “ Lovely ” 01/04/2024

• “ Disappointed in the service we... ” 25/04/2024
• “ Can't wait to visit again ” 14/04/2024

• “ Great restaurant! ” 01/04/2024
• “ AMAZING-THE BEST MEAL EVER! ” 24/03/2024

• “ Baby Shower ” 22/04/2024
• “ Afternoon tea experience ” 16/04/2024

• “ amazing ” 26/04/2024
• “ Wonderful experience ” 10/04/2024

• “ Disappointing ” 05/05/2024
• “ Very good ” 27/04/2024

• “ Mothers day ” 14/03/2024
• “ Optional’ 10% service charge a... ” 09/02/2024

• “ Good ” 24/04/2024
• “ Not great ar all ” 22/04/2024

• “ If the locals don’t like it th... ” 01/10/2023
• “ Shocking treatment by Sally wh... ” 15/08/2023

• “ Excellent restaurant... Fabulo... ” 03/05/2024
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• “ Homemade cakes, dog friendly,c... ” 25/02/2024
• “ Not to be missed. ” 12/02/2024

• “ Very kind staff! ” 02/10/2023
• “ Birthday treat ” 15/07/2021

• “ A must try ” 30/03/2024
• “ Delicious ” 28/03/2024

• “ Food nice but not really value... ” 06/04/2024
• “ Excellent yet again ” 30/03/2024

• “ First time pizza hut for years ” 01/04/2024
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• “ Great discovery ” 05/02/2024

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• “ Quick pit stop ” 14/03/2024
• “ Customer service poor ” 19/03/2023

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CAFÉ & KITCHEN

Welcome to the Mariner's table

We are an independent cafe/bar situated in the Port House

Please email [email protected] to book a table

4 July is party night

comp food and lovely staff all welcome from 18.00 to 22.30

Please support us we are a small independent company

MONDAY-THURSDAY 8:30 - 16:00 FRIDAY-SATURDAY 8:30 - 18:00 SUNDAY 8:30 - 17:00

Evenings available for private hire Sunday Lunch available every week

Welcome to the Mariners Table, part of the Table collection, an independent local company originating from the south coast on the banks of the River Hamble.

We are based inside the Port House Venue . All welcome including four legged friends.

The Cafe is now closed for the Winter Season BUT the Port house venue is open for private events including parties, weddings and corporate bookings

please contact [email protected] if you would like to book a private space

Where we are

We are situated in Port Solent on the edge of the marina overlooking the water.

The Port House, Marina Keep, Portsmouth PO6 4TH

Phone: 02392 385 389 Email: [email protected]

Private Catering

Our contemporary space is available to hire for private use. From canapé parties to private dining, our space lends itself to any style of event. We can create a bespoke menu to compliment your meeting or party and the space can be exclusively yours.

Local, sustainable and Vibrant

We pride ourselves on incorporating as much fresh local produce as possible into our dishes. From our eggs to our oils, bread to our bacon, we only source the finest local ingredients. Our creative team of in house chefs are constantly devising dishes based on the latest demands and trends.

Did you know?

You can hire the adjoining venue, The Port House, for your wedding our private event.

Have Any Questions?

If you have any questions or an interest in renting the space do not hesitate to get in touch.

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Port Solent Yacht Club

Port Solent Yacht Club are a friendly yacht club which offers members a busy calendar of cruise-in company events for both power and sail boats, alongisde a variety of socials across the year. Information on membership can be found on the club’s dedicated website.

Ground Floor Port House Port Solent Marina  Portsmouth Hampshire PO6 4TH

Tel:  07876025919

Web:  www.psyc.uk.com

Rapscallions pirate themed bar and restaurant in Port Solent opens its doors - see inside

A pirate themed restaurant in Port Solent has welcomed its first customers as they are transported to a tropical island paradise.

Rapscallions opened its doors to its first customers on Friday, May 3, with the restaurant completely transformed from its previous guise. The restaurant is their second site to open in the Portsmouth area with their Southsea bar currently thriving in Osborne Road.

READ MORE: Rapscallions: Opening date announced for new pirate-themed rum bar

Read more: excitement builds as beloved rapscallions prepares brand new site.

The Port Solent restaurant will have the same selection of rums and cocktails as their other bar, but will also have a greater focus on food. Just as with pirates, the menu will feature food from across the world and the restaurant has been decked out to look like the tropical island of Tortuga, where pirates used to congregate.

Bookings are now being taken on their website . We had a sneak peek of the new restaurant before it opened its door.

Here are 16 pictures of the amazing pirate’s paradise:

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Sailing in the Solent Sailing in the Solent

Solent Sailing Club and Yacht Share

A south coast not-for-profit sailing club with a difference!

Try us out, come for a sail Tops’l could be just what you’re looking for!

Solent sailing and yacht share Sailing in the Solent Sailing in the Solent

A most satisfying way to sail the Solent, South Coast and beyond, based at Port Solent with three top notch yachts to share

• Tops’l welcomes new members of all sailing abilities
• No limit to when or how many days you sail
• Sailing charges relate only to days sailed
• Three different boats providing a range of sailing experiences
• Gain a real sense of ownership without the associated worries
• Emphasis on cruising; choice of sailing areas each season
• Club mentors to help build skills and confidence > see Phil’s Story <
• A club run by the members for the members
• Reduced sailing rates for winter

  These are just a few of the many benefits Tops’l offers its members

Southerly 110

Carina of Solent has added a new dimension to our sailing. Her twin rudders and swing keel offer the flexibility of sailing shallow waters, exploring creeks and of drying out, sitting upright! Together with a tall fractional rig she gives good performance and is a stable, comfortable and fun yacht – perfect for an upcoming cruise in the Netherlands.

ELFIDA replaced our Dufour 36 – with twin steering wheels and large cockpit space, she is a popular, fun yacht and an ideal club boat.     Below deck, there are three sleeping cabins, suitable for families or three couples and her roomy main cabin includes a smart galley with a large top loading fridge; ideal for cruising in Brittany and the south coast.

Hallberg Rassy 36

JOCALIA is a heavier displacement sea kindly yacht and it’s no secret that the HR 36 is a well proven blue water cruiser. With her well-protected centre cockpit, great deck seats at the stern, comfortable, cosy cabins and secure galley, she is a much loved yacht for both local and offshore cruising. She has visited The Azores & Madeira.

Founded in 1979, Tops’l members still enjoy a flexible, affordable way to sail in great waters (not always in the UK) and in effect are all part owners of not one but three very different top quality yachts.

With an emphasis on cruising, our yachts carry up to date safety equipment and are maintained to the highest standard. Members enjoy fabulous south coast sailing, offshore passages and exploring new cruising grounds together with opportunities to improve sailing skills.

Organised club sails and social events add to the welcoming club atmosphere and there is always someone to sail with.  Our inclusive, like-minded members come from all walks of life and some travel from quite far afield to sail with us, testament to our supportive friendly club and the satisfaction of sailing superb yachts.

You may have your own boat but are now looking for an alternative way to sail or perhaps you are thinking of becoming a boat owner but not yet sure – come and try us first!  Whether you are a lone sailor or have a sailing family; how much or how little time you have to spend on the water or whatever your sailing ability, you are welcome to come for a sail and see for yourself.

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Our sailing.

Club Cruises

With a spirit of adventure we have cruised to Greece, the Spanish Rias, the Azores, Holland, Brittany, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland and many more locations. Skippers and crew members get together to book for a week or longer taking part in offshore passages or exploring new areas. Our exclusive ‘family & friends’ option affords skippers especially, a real sense of ownership. ( see costs )

Local and Club Sailing

Whilst our boats can be away cruising at least one boat stays at base for individual bookings by members.  Ladies sails and monthly club sails held both at a weekend and also midweek are planned in advance.  These sociable events can be a couple of days in the Solent or a longer crossing maybe to France or the Channel Islands and are ideal for members to meet each other and plan future trips.

Skills and Mentoring

By sailing with experienced mentors and taking part in Club Boat Handling Days, members may improve their sailing skills to a high standard in a friendly and supportive atmosphere.  First Aid and Survival Courses are arranged and periodically RYA training and exams may be arranged using our own boats. For any members interested in maintenance there are opportunities to become involved.

Cruising The Netherlands

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Cruising the netherlands ..

Through the purchase of shares, all Tops’l members are effectively part owners of the club’s assets and have the benefit of sailing top quality yachts. Tops’l is a not for profit organisation and charges are set so that members may both enjoy and maintain high standards by covering costs together with the effects of depreciation and inflation in an affordable way.

Unlike some schemes, the cost you pay is related to the amount you sail.

What will it cost to join us?

There are three cost elements to Tops’l membership – share purchases, monthly subscriptions, and daily sailing charges.

Share Purchase:  On joining, a minimum of 600 shares @ £3.49 * = £2,094

Monthly Subscription: Individual £36 (crew), £54 (skipper) Family Membership: For an additional £12/month family and friends may sail A member’s children or grandchildren under 18 sail free

Daily Sailing Charge: £55/day (less Discount – see below) Plus a share of fuel and away from base mooring costs Family Exclusive : Exclusive use of yacht for family and friends £220/day NB Charge is for four berths and the discount may also be used

*     Share price to 2025 AGM.   Please email [email protected] for further information.

Shares : The minimum requirement for a member’s holding is 600.  Members’ shareholdings vary considerably and in most cases are very much dependant on individual circumstances and usage of the club.  For instance, the average holding of a skipper is in the region of 2,700 shares.  Fairness is achieved through an annual shareholder discount.  Shares must be held for a minimum of five years and, when the member leaves/retires, the shares can be redeemed at the latest share price.

Subscription : There is a low subscription which is paid monthly and in the first instance everyone joins as crew.  For a small additional monthly supplement a ‘family and friends option’ is available and all family and friends must be nominated on an easily amended list.

Sailing Charges : Based on a berth/day concept.  A member books a berth rather than the whole boat so the individual charge is the same whether three persons or more are on board.

Engine Charges : These cover the cost of fuel, gas and maintenance and are charged per hour of use shared by the crew.

Discount : The discount is in the form of Annual Sailing Vouchers: Each block of 100 fully paid for shares attracts one voucher to be used during the year of issue and may not be carried forward.  One voucher per person per day reduces the daily sailing cost by £13.  A member may use them for anyone in his/her crew.

Other Charges: Insurance excess min. £450+ excess depending on sailing area – shared by the crew in the event of an incident.

Shares : The minimum requirement for a member’s holding is 600.  Members’ shareholdings vary considerably and in most cases are very much dependant on individual circumstances and usage of the club.  For instance, the average holding of a skipper is in the region of 2,700 shares.  Fairness is achieved through an annual shareholder discount.  Shares must be held for a minimum of five years and, when the member leaves/retires, the shares can be redeemed back to the club at the latest share price.

Other Charges: Insurance excess min. £500+ excess depending on sailing area – shared by the crew in the event of an incident.

Does all this sound too good to be true? 

You’ll never know if you don’t get in touch.

Drop an email (with phone contact) to [email protected] and we’ll get back to you

Tops’l Sailcruise’s > Privacy Policy <

Tops’l Sailcruise Privacy Policy

This privacy policy sets out how Tops’l Sailcruise uses and protects any information that you have given to the club. A copy can be found on the club website. Tops’l Sailcruise is committed to ensuring that your privacy is protected. Any changes to this policy will be notified to club members.

Information you may have given the Club

• Name, address, telephone number(s), email address
• Sailing qualifications
• If a member has a Family and Friends list, names and relationship of people on the list and ages of any under 18 years old

What we do with the information we gather

• The data is needed for contacting members about club matters and events.
• The joining forms you filled in are stored.
• That information is also saved on computer and shared with the directors and will be updated when you change address, phone number or email address.
• Name, telephone number(s) and email address are on the Members’ website under ‘Contacts’ and are given, as a printed list, to joining members.
• Names of shareholders are registered with Companies House
• Emails are kept as required.
• We are committed to ensuring that your information is secure. The Membership website is password protected and the database file available to directors is securely stored on the website host’s server.
• Tops’l email mailing lists are closed to outsiders with the exception of [email protected]
• Please note however that where you are transmitting information to us over the internet this can never be guaranteed to be 100% secure.
• We will notify you promptly in the event of any breach of your personal data which might expose you to serious risk.

Links to other websites

Our website may contain links to other websites of interest. However, once you have used these links to leave our site, you should note that we do not have any control over that other website. Therefore, we cannot be responsible for the protection and privacy of any information which you provide whilst visiting such sites and such sites are not governed by this privacy statement. You should exercise caution and look at the privacy statement applicable to the website in question.

Photos and videos of members

As well as in the Members’ area (including Newsletters), videos and photos of members (of all categories) taking part in club events and sailing may be posted on our public website front page and on that page, will not give the names of those in photos. Members with family membership should advise family and friends members of this policy. The Membership and Family forms now have a consent tick box.

The Tops’l Facebook page has postings from individuals and not the club; it is also open to some non-members who have to be accepted before being allowed to view. Photos posted should follow the above procedures.

Controlling your personal information

We will not sell, distribute or lease your personal information to third parties. Data would only be given if required to do so for legal or regulatory purposes.

Members are responsible for checking their contact information on the website and advising [email protected] of any changes. You may request details of personal information which we hold about you and if you believe that any information we are holding on you is incorrect or incomplete, please email us as soon as possible at [email protected]

We will always comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) when dealing with your personal data. Further details on the GDPR can be found at the website for the Information Commissioner (www.ico.gov.uk). For the purposes of the GDPR, the board will be the “controller” of all personal data we hold about you.

How long do we keep your information?

We will hold your personal data on our systems for as long as you are a member of the Club and for as long afterwards as is necessary to comply with our legal obligations. e.g. compliance with tax requirements and shareholding queries. We will also keep data of those who have intimated that they may re-join the club in the future.

Your rights

You have rights under the GDPR:

• to access your personal data
• to be provided with information about how your personal data is processed
• to have your personal data corrected
• to have your personal data erased in certain circumstances
• to object to or restrict how your personal data is processed

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Phil’s Story

Tops’l is a remarkable cruising club. For someone like me who is hoping to progress to Yachtmaster, I can kill two birds with one stone by getting the miles and qualifying passages whilst having a holiday and some fun with other members. Two other distinct plusses are the sheer quality and condition of the yachts (Carina was in fine fettle for the trip) and also the mentoring from longstanding members like Steve, Mike and Peter. I learnt a huge amount in the week as indeed I did last year in Devon with Mike and Adrian.

Click/tap > here < for the full story

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Solent Cruising Destinations: A quick guide

The Solent is the mecca of UK boating and offers beautiful beaches, quaint harbours and historic nautical towns.

It is a beautiful and relatively sheltered place to sail, but can be challenging with variable tides and busy waterways. The Solent is an ideal area to build experience with a range of fantastic destinations all within each reach.

Running West to East, this Solent cruising guide covers both bustling harbours and quiet natural anchorages .

western solent

Totland  |  hurst  |  yarmouth  |   lymington  |   newtown, totland bay.

With beautiful clear water and a sandy beach backed by a forest of green, Totland Bay, on the Isle of Wight, has a touch of the Caribbean about it on a summer’s day.

This largely sheltered anchorage offers respite from the Solent crowds, while still close enough to nip back in if conditions change.

Totland Bay: Overview for Sailors

Totland Bay is ideal for experienced day skippers who are confident anchoring. It makes for an easy day trip for motorboats from Hamble or a weekend (overnight in Yarmouth or Lymington) for sailors.

Totland Bay: Navigation

Initial fix for approach: 50:41’ N 001:33′.05 W (Off Totland Pier)

Mooring: Anchor (holding good/reasonable). A dinghy, swimming trunks or SUP are required to get ashore.

Navigation: Beware the rocky ledges of Colwell and Warden point. Stay in the Needles channel until you are safe to turn in. Always navigate with extreme care.

Totland Bay: Food and drink

The Waterfront Bar & Restaurant overlooks the beach.

TOTLAND BAY: THINGS TO DO

Swim, and enjoy a beautiful anchorage with a sandy beach. At low tide, the Western end of the beach makes for a lovely walk/paddle against the back drop of green cliffs and lots of bleached driftwood.

Hurst Castle

One of the most recognisable landmarks of the Solent, Hurst Castle is overlooked as a destination by many Solent boaters. The impressive Tudor fort was built by Henry VIII and the building today includes additions from the 1800’s through to WW2 when it protected the entrance to the Solent.

Please note there is currently ongoing conservation work. Some areas may be closed.

The hooked shape shingle bank shelters an important area for wildlife.

hurst castle: Overview for Sailors

Hurst Castle is an ideal lunch stop out of the strong currents that go through the Needles channel and a great spot to watch the world sail past.

hurst castle: Navigation

Initial fix for approach: 50:42.584′ N 001:32′.963 W (Centre of pool)

Mooring: Anchor (holding good) in the  pool north west of the light house.

Navigation: Check your tide heights. Head in toward the shore watching your depth until you are about 200m NW of the lighthouse.

hurst castle: Food and drink

If you have a way to get ashore, Hurst Castle has a cafe open 27 March – 31 October. Or bring a picnic.

hurst castle: THINGS TO DO

Enjoy being at anchor and watch the world go by, or if you have means to get ashore, go explore the castle and the spit running to the mainland.

Yarmouth sits at the mouth of the River Yar and contains some of the oldest architecture on the Isle of Wight, making it a real gem of a fishing harbour. The town is filled with a range of quaint cafes, shops, galleries and great local pubs to enjoy a drink as you watch the sunset over the water.

YARMOUTH: Overview for Sailors

Yarmouth’s pretty fishing harbour offers excellent shelter and good access at all states of tide. Navigation is straight forwards, although the entrance to the harbour can get busy in the season when the mainland ferry is in operation. Yarmouth makes for a crew pleasing destination for all experience levels.

YARMOUTH: Navigation

Initial fix for approach: 50:42’.42 N 001:30′.05 W (Harbour entrance)

Mooring: Walk ashore pontoon moorings are available in the marina. Swinging moorings are also available outside the harbour with a water taxi operating on VHF channel 15 to run you ashore.

Navigation: Beware strong tidal streams running at the harbour entrance at mid flood and ebb. Follow the channel and keep a good lookout for the mainland ferry. Black Rock to the West of the entrance is well marked with a green buoy.

YARMOUTH: Food and drink

Yarmouth offers a great range of pubs and restaurants. The George is highly recommended and nestles on the waters edge. If you like a steakhouse, try On the Rocks .

Book a table at the nearby Hut at Colwell Bay and they’ll come and pick you up –  “If you are arriving in the bay by boat, please simply drop your anchor, north of the large white buoys and someone will be out to collect you. In the case of bad weather we will contact you, advising you to go to Yarmouth Harbour where we will collect you by Hut Truck”

YARMOUTH: THINGS TO DO

Yarmouth offers numerous attractions ashore. If you’re just stopping for lunch, make time for a wander round the pretty village and grab an ice cream as you stroll down the pier with views over the Western Solent.

With more time, there are numerous walking trails in the area including the beautiful Western Yar Estuary walk. If you’re staying for a few days, (perhaps with kids) Freshwater and Tapnell Farm are both well worth a visit.

Nestling against the stunning backdrop of the New Forest, it’s hard not to succumb to Lymington’s nautical charms with cobbled streets and a fantastic choice of restaurants and pubs for crew suppers.

LYMINGTON: Overview for sailors

With easy access to the Western Solent, Lymington offers a well protected and picturesque harbour with a wide range of berthing options that include two of the Solent’s largest marinas. Shore side facilities are excellent.

lymington: Navigation

Initial fix for approach: 50:44′.22 N  001:30′.30 W

Mooring: Excellent marina facilities are available at Berthon Marina or Lymington Yacht Haven. Rafting and some finger berths are also available on the town quay very close to the town centre.

Navigation: Navigate with care as you enter/exit Lymington river. The channel is well marked, but numerous shallows exist outside of the buoyed channel. Keep a good watch out for the Isle of Wight ferry to Yarmouth, as you need to move to the side of the channel if the ferry needs to pass.

LYMINGTON: food and drink

You will be spoilt for choice with an excellent selection of places to eat. One of our favourite picks is The Haven Bar and restaurant at Lymington Yacht Haven with stunning views over the Western Solent.

LYMINGTON: things to do

Lymington nestles on the edge of the New Forest with a beautiful green backdrop. If staying at Lymington Yacht Haven, there is a beautiful walk West from the marina across the salt marshes towards Hurst Castle.

Newtown Creek

Newtown, on the Isle of Wight, is a National Trust Nature Reserve , and one of the Solent’s most unspoilt locations. It dates back to the 1300’s when it was a busy harbour with a prosperous saltworks and oyster beds.

Newtown Creek: Overview for sailors

A goo destination for day skippers confident with their pilotage and anchoring, Newtown offers a peaceful lunch or overnight stop midweek, or out of season. Due to it’s beautiful natural surrounds, it can get very busy during peak season weekends.

Newtown Creek: Navigation

Location: 50:43′.75 N    001 24′.89 (W Cardinal Buoy)

Mooring: Anchor carefully with enough depth or pick up a national trust mooring buoy.

Navigation: Leave the cardinal buoy marking the entrance channel to port and head 130° to pick up the leading marks. Beware the red and black danger mark just inside the entrance – it marks a mud bank.

If you’re anchoring make sure you have enough depth for the tidal range.

Newtown Creek: food and drink

There are no shops or restaurants.

Newtown Creek: THINGS TO DO

There is a public landing on the East side of the river at Newtown Quay. From Newtown Quay you can walk across the boardwalk to the historic Newtown village and follow one of several nature trails.

central solent

Beaulieu  |  thorness  |  cowes  |  hamble, beaulieu river.

Beaulieu river, set in the heart of the New Forest, is a beautiful natural environment for just messing about on boats.

Set against the backdrop of rolling countryside it’s a great place to pick up a mooring buoy, pour a glass of wine and let the beauty of nature absorb you.

beaulieu river: Overview for Sailors

Beaulieu river is ideal for day skippers who are confident with their pilotage and tidal calculations. It’s an easy day trip from Hamble for motorboats and sailors alike but we recommend staying overnight.

beaulieu river: Navigation

Initial fix for approach: 50:46′.58 N 001:21′.39 W (Adjacent yellow buoy)

Mooring: Plentiful mooring buoys for visitors or head for the fully serviced marina at Bucklers Hard.

Navigation: Beaulieu is a tidal river with less than 1m off the entrance at low water springs. Make sure you have double checked your tidal heights! The river is narrow in places and you need to navigate with care – follow the withies!

beaulieu river: Food and drink

Book a mooring at Bucklers Hard for a drink and a bite to eat at the Master Builders Hotel (pictured).

The Master Builders is a charming country hotel/restaurant/pub on the water’s edge and set at the end of a row of picturesque and historic cottages originally inhabited by 18th century shipbuilders.

Treat yourself to a delicious cream tea or tuck into a light lunch at the Captain’s Table . They also serve all-day snacks and hot drinks.

beaulieu river: THINGS TO DO

Maritime Museum and Bucklers Hard Story – Originally founded as a free port for the trading of sugar, Buckler’s Hard actually flourished as a naval shipbuilding centre and has become famous for building warships for Nelson’s Navy, including three vessels that took part in the Battle of Trafalgar.

Explore the river – Bring a tender or paddleboard and spend some time exploring this beautiful river. Gently winding your way along the river banks under your own steam is good for the soul!

Thorness Bay

On a Summers day in the Solent, the anchorage at Thorness Bay, on the Isle of Wight, makes for an easy lunch stop in a tranquil and uncrowded setting.

A mile or so to the West of Gurnard and Cowes, Thorness Bay offers a pebbled beach backed by agricultural land.

There is a shallow ledge of less than 1 metre extending some way from the beach, making high water at the Western edge of the Bay the best for anchoring.

thorness bay: Overview for Sailors

Thorness Bay is ideal for skippers who are confident anchoring. It’s an easy day trip for all boat types from Hamble.

thorness bay: Navigation

Initial fix for approach: 50:44’.63 N 001:21′.88 W (Yellow spherical buoy)

Mooring: Anchor (holding good/reasonable) well off the beach to avoid the ledge. Dinghy with outboard required to get ashore and enjoy having a beach pretty much to yourself.

Navigation: Study your chart carefully to understand your position in relation to the ledge and make sure you have double checked your tidal times/heights. Always navigate with extreme care.

thorness bay: Food and drink

None – bring your BBQ!

thorness bay: THINGS TO DO

Relax at anchor. If you’re really keen and have brought your dinghy or paddelboard, you can head ashore to the pebbly beach which is normally fairly deserted.

Cowes is renown as the mecca of yachting around the world – and with good reason. Classic races set-off off from here including Round the Island, Rolex Fastnet and Cowes week.

cowes: Overview for sailors

From the moment you step ashore on to Cowes charming high street the history and character of yachting here is unmissable. With a wide choice of bars, restaurants and nautical shops, Cowes makes for an easy day trip and is always a crowd (crew) pleaser. If you have time, head further up the river past Cowes for lunch at the Folly Inn.

cowes: Navigation

Initial fix for approach: 50:46′.08 N    001:17′.93 W (Harbour entrance)

Mooring: Good marina facilities are available at Cowes Yacht Haven, Shepherds Wharf and East Cowes marina.

Navigation: Cowes offers unrestricted tidal access. A new breakwater has been added in recent years, providing a new well marked channel when approaching from the East. If entering Cowes via the more Westerly main channel be aware of strong cross tides running at the mouth of the river. The main channel is usually busy in season with ferries and pleasure craft.

cowes: food and drink

You will be spoilt for choice with an excellent selection of places to eat. The Smoking Lobster is excellent next to Cowes Yacht Haven. The Anchor Inn is a lively spit and sawdust sailors pub on the High Street. Coast bar and restaurant also gets good reviews.

cowes: things to do

Just enjoy the historic yachting atmosphere. Wander on the high street and indulge in a little retail therapy, or grab a bite at one of numerous bars and restaurants. Cowes is a great place to stop with kids, as the high street is just a short walk from the marinas.

With 2 separate sites (1 in both East & West Cowes), the classic boat museum is well worth a visit if you haven’t yet satisfied your boating fix!

The river Hamble is the ‘boating capital’ of the UK with a wide choice of marinas and shoreside services. The quaint village of Hamble is home to a charming selection of restaurants and pubs.

hamble: Overview for sailors

With easy access at all states of tide to the central Solent and an array of great destinations, it’s easy to see why the river Hamble is widely regarded as the capital of UK boating. Please note that the tidal streams can run hard on the River Hamble – see our guide to Hamble tides .

hamble: Navigation

Location: 50:50′.15 N    001:18′.66 (S Cardinal Buoy)

Mooring: A wide choice of marinas stretch all the way up the river. For easy access to beautiful Hamble village, we recommend Port Hamble marina .

Navigation: Take care not to stray too close to the shallow banks to the East as you approach the entrance to Hamble. From the southerly cardinal marking the end of a shingle spit, the well marked channel leads you up the river.

hamble: food and drink

A wonderful choice of places for crew suppers. Both a short walk from Port Hamble marina on the High street, the King and Queen and The Bugle are both offer excellent menus. If you want to stay overnight ashore, the Royal Southern Yacht Club has rooms available.

hamble: THINGS TO DO

If you have time, catching the pink ferry across the river to Warsash is a nice trip to while away a few hours. From there, you can walk North along the toepath enjoying beautiful views of the river and the bustle of activity on the water. On your return, grab a pint at The Rising Sun in Warsash.

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Portsmouth  |  priory bay  |  bembridge  |  chichester.

Steeped in maritime history, and with a range of marinas to choose from, Portsmouth offers excellent shelter in all conditions and plenty to do ashore.

PORTSMOUTH: Overview for Sailors

Portsmouth is ideal for day skippers who are looking for full service facilties. It makes for an easy day trip for motorboats from Hamble or for sailors with a spring tide.

PORTSMOUTH: Navigation

Initial fix for approach: 50:47’.00 N 001:06′.35 W (No. 4 Port buoy)

Mooring: A selection of excellent marinas including Gunwharf Quays Portsmouth), Haslar Marina and Royal Clarence (Gosport) and Port Solent (Portchester).

Navigation: Read your almanac carefully. The entrance to the harbour is busy and narrow with strong tidal flows. Boats under 20 metres must use the small boat channel. If crossing the harbour to access Gunwharf Quay, permission to cross must be requested from the harbour master.

PORTSMOUTH: Food and drink

Gunwharf Quays offers a wide range of bars and restaurants. A short walk from Gunwharf is the Still & West pub in old Portsmouth with stunning views of the water. If you’re staying at Haslar on the Gosport side, don’t miss the Lightship in the marina.

PORTSMOUTH: THINGS TO DO

Portsmouth’s historic dockyard is home to a wealth of nautical history including the Mary Rose, Warrior and the Victory. Nearby, Gunwharf Quays offers a small marina with a lively backdrop of shopping, bars and restaurant. If you’re looking to stretch your legs, take a wander to old Portsmouth and beyond to Southsea seafront.

Priory Bay is probably the Solent’s finest beach, although it’s relatively uncrowded most of the year. This picture-perfect sandy beach backed by greenery is perfect for lounging and swimming – bring your BBQ and bucket and spade.

The Easterly facing anchorage is well sheltered – although the shallow shelving means any boat with draught needs to anchor a little way off.

priory bay: Overview for Sailors

Priory Bay is ideal for experienced day skippers who are confident anchoring. It can be a day trip for motorboats from Hamble or a weekend (overnight in Bembridge) for sailors.

prior bay: Navigation

Location: 50:42′.88 N, 001:4′.78′ W  (Yellow spherical buoy)

Mooring: Anchor (holding good/reasonable) off the beach in accordance with your draught and similar vessels. A dinghy, swimming trucks or SUP are required to get ashore.

Navigation: Coming from Hamble, take care navigating past No Mans Land Fort and the shallows off Seaview.

priory bay: Food and drink

Priory bay: things to do.

Relax at anchor and or swim to the beach!

Voted 2019 village of the year by Countryfile, Bembridge, on the Isle of Wight,  boasts a beautiful natural tidal harbour and a host of different things to do on and around the water.

With beautiful beaches and great waterside dining, make sure you leave time to relax and look around.

We have a Sailor’s Guide to Bembridge in our Club Life section.

bembridge: Overview for Sailors

Bembridge is ideal for day skippers who are confident with their pilotage and tidal calcs. It’s a day trip for motorboats from Hamble or a weekend for sailors.

bembridge: Navigation

Initial fix for approach: 50:42.51′ N 001:05′.01 W (Just N of tide gauge)

Mooring: Duver Marina (online visitor booking available) with a very informative website: www.bembridgeharbour.co.uk/the-harbour

bembridge: Food and drink

Try The Best Dressed Crab : Local, fresh seafood served in a contemporary barge on the harbor.

The Pilot Boat Inn is a local village pub close tot he harbour serving excellent ale brewed on site and great pizzas.

If you head through the village to Bembridge ledge you can choose between the Crab and Lobster Pub or the Beach Hut at Forelands Beach.

bembridge: THINGS TO DO

Duver/St. Helens beach with the Baywatch café is just a 5 minute walk from the marina. Just around the corner are the sands of Priory Bay.

It’s worth bringing a dinghy or SUP to explore the harbour – great fun for all ages.

Lifeboat Station

Pay homage to the RNLI at their flagship lifeboat station. Check timings on their facebook page and you might get to watch a launch of the offshore boat from this iconic building.

Chichester’s natural harbour is an area of outstanding natural beauty and a haven for boating, bird watching and walking.

The estuaries and rivers of the harbour make for boating paradise. Whether you prefer the tranquillity of a mooring buoy or the bustle of a marina, Chichester harbour will accommodate you.

chichester: Overview for Sailors

Chichester is ideal for day skippers who are confident with their pilotage and tidal calcs. It’s a day trip for motorboats from Hamble or a weekend for sailors.

chichester: Navigation

Initial fix for approach: 50:45’.45 N 000:56′.38 W (West Pole Beacon)

Mooring: Plentiful options from anchorages and mooring buoys to fully serviced marinas.

Navigation: Chichester is a tidal harbor with a bar – normally dredged to 1.5m below chart datum – but the bottom can vary markedly – prudent to assume 0.8m below chart datum. Beware the 6knt ebb on Springs!

chichester: Food and drink

The Anchor Bleu (Bosham) is a charming pub on the water’s edge. Moor on the quay (HW) or tender required.

The Ship Inn (Itchenor) is an honest, local village pub. Use the Itchenor water taxi to get ashore.

The Crown & Anchor (Chichester) is an award-winning 16th century pub on the water’s edge. It’s an Ideal supper stop if you’re overnighting in Chichester marina.

chichester: THINGS TO DO

Tucked just inside the entrance to Chichester harbour, the anchorage at East Head offers easy access to a beautiful sandy beach  – bring your BBQ and bucket and spade.

The Northerly facing anchorage is fairly well sheltered – although it’s worth tucking in as far as the tide allows for the flattest water and easy access to the beach. Anchor off the beach in line with draught. You need a dinghy, swim gear or SUP to get ashore.

Bosham river

Bosham river is a wonderfully peaceful and picturesque spot but is often missed by over-nighting yachts because the quay wall dries at low tide even though deep water swinging moorings are available.

Tucked away in an area of outstanding natural beauty within Chichester harbour, Bosham offers an air of tranquillity that busier moorings just don’t deliver. If you’re feeling adventurous, take the tender to the pubs at Itchenor or Bosham quay (at HW).

The quay wall dries so contact Chichester harbour master who will allocate a vacant residential swinging mooring.

Mooring buoys and alongside pontoon services. Water taxi service available to get ashore to the Ship Inn.

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The best golf clubs in moscow: luxury, exclusivity, and entertainment.

By Walter Raymond

February 24, 2015

• The Best Golf Clubs in…

In Russia, the western concept of building architecturally beautiful golf courses filled with modern and luxurious amenities has found fertile ground. What was considered a frivolous pastime during the time of the Soviets has become the latest trend for the stylish set. These days, there are countless options around Moscow to practice golf, polo, ski, yachting, and other sports alongside 5-star hotels, luxurious country houses, and magnificent villas.

The game of golf is a sport that requires passion and expertise. It is also part of a culture that considers this pastime a synonym of social prestige and exclusivity. In recent years, the new Russian elite has turned to golf as a vehicle of integration in the era of globalization. Golf courses are also meeting and socializing spaces where Muscovite tycoons can relax and also seal business deals.

Golf Courses in Russia

The Moscow Country Club, Pestovo Golf & Yacht Club, Tseleevo Golf & Polo Club, and Zavidovo Golf Club, PGA National Russia are some of the most exclusive and elegant golf courses in Russia. Some of them have made it to the list of Top 15 golf clubs in the world, a source of great prestige for the country.

Moscow Country Club Moscow Country Club

The first 18-hole golf course built in Russia, Moscow Country Club, hosts the exclusive PGA European Tour. Located just eight miles from the city center, this luxurious facility was created by architect Robert Trent Jones Jr . The design takes advantage of a typical Russian birch and spruce forest to provide a natural environment of extraordinary beauty.

Pestovo Golf & Yacht Club Pestovo Golf & Yacht Club

The Pestovo Golf & Yacht Club is 18 miles from the heart of Moscow, close to historical monuments from the 17th and 18th centuries. Designed by famed architects Paul and Dave Thomas , this 18-hole course is part of a complex that includes a yacht club, an equestrian center, and a health and wellness facility. Pestovo Golf & Yacht Club is Russia’s version of a classic country club with multiple attractions.

Tseleevo Golf & Polo Club Tseleevo Golf & Polo Club

This park is among the best in Eastern Europe and was awarded the 2014 World Golf Award as the best golf course in Russia. Located 25 miles from Moscow, it is part of a vast complex featuring an 18-hole golf course, designed by Jack Nicklaus , a polo club and a mountain ski club with four tracks. The design combines classic Scottish, Alpine, and English features in a dreamy landscape.

Zavidovo Golf Club, PGA National Russia Zavidovo Golf Club, PGA National Russia

Less than 60 miles from Moscow, this golf course with a definite Scottish design is the only one in Russia recognized as a PGA (Professional Golfers’ Association) from Britain and Ireland. Located in an ecologically pristine area on the banks of the Volga River, the Zavidovo Golf Club embodies the spirit and appearance of the legendary Scottish golf courses. Its many springs and streams, hills, forests, swamps and lakes justify its reputation as a very demanding circuit. Last year, it entered the exclusive club of the 15 best golf courses in the world.   ■

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Located in the basement of the Lotte Hotel Moscow, MEGU is the Moscow location of a hugely popular and praised New York Japanese restaurant. MEGU at the Lotte Hotel boasts cutting-edge design and a menu rich in modern Japanese cuisine that goes far beyond the standard fare offered in Moscow sushi bars. MEGU can seat 177 guests, and has four private halls available for banqueting.

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