Berthon Lymington Marina

The marina occupies the Lymington River beside an active yard. Town, ferry and working waterfront are all close, yet the Solent feels only a short river passage away.

Follow current Lymington Harbour directions, watch ferry traffic and call Berthon on VHF Channel 80. Larger craft should settle dimensions and manoeuvring requirements before entering the river.

Craft over about 75 feet in length, 16 feet in beam or 3.5 metres in draught require individual confirmation. Those thresholds are prompts to call, not guaranteed acceptance limits.

Petrol and diesel are published. Other visitor services should be checked directly, as shipyard capability does not automatically describe every berth facility.

Berthons defining asset is the working shipyard and its range of skilled trades. Each project remains vessel-specific and should be scoped with the yard in advance.

Lymington town is close enough to make the marina a destination rather than only a service stop. The river and quay add life beyond the yard gates.

Cruising boats, owners seeking serious technical support and crews wanting Lymington with a working-yard atmosphere.

Visitors who want a resort marina or larger craft arriving without prior dimensional agreement.

Berthons long boatbuilding history gives the modern marina unusual continuity. The waterfront still earns its living from boats rather than merely displaying them.

Yarmouth, Hurst, the Needles and Newtown Creek frame the obvious western Solent choices, always subject to tide and conditions.

The practical information in this Guide was checked against the official source record below on 6 August 2026. Operational details can change.