Trial month
£0
Everything except berthing, for thirty days
- Anchorage notes in full
- Forum, read and post
- Technical archive
Four thousand one hundred members · no clubhouse, no burgee, no committee dinners
Written by people
who went there.
Every anchorage note here was filed by a member who anchored in it, with the date and the boat's draught attached. Pilot books are three years old the day they are printed. This is the same information, updated by the people using it.
- Notes carry a date and a draught
- No brokers or suppliers as members
- Cancel any time, no joining fee
What members get
Six things, and none of them is a tie
Nothing matches that search. to see everything.
Membership
Two kinds, and a month to try it
Associate
£42
Annual, for one person
- Everything in the trial
- Member directory
- Monthly cruising notes by email
Full
£78
Annual, for a boat and everyone who sails it
- Everything in Associate
- Reciprocal berthing at 91 harbours
- Passage and crew list
- Two guest logins
No joining fee and no notice period. Trade membership does not exist: brokers, yards and suppliers are welcome to read the site and are not admitted to the forum or the directory.
How it works
Why this is not a yacht club
There is no clubhouse
No building, no bar, no dress code and no committee. Nearly all the money members pay goes on moderating the forum and keeping the anchorage notes current, which is the entire product.
The trade is kept out
Not out of snobbery: a forum with suppliers in it becomes a place where questions get answered commercially. They may read everything and they may not post, and we enforce it.
Every note carries its date
An anchorage that was good in 2011 may now have moorings all over it. Notes older than four years are shown greyed, which is unflattering to us and useful to the person planning a passage.
Nobody is paid to write
Members file notes because somebody else's note helped them. It is slower than commissioning content and it is the reason the notes say when the holding is poor.
“The pilot showed an anchorage as good holding in sand. The club note, filed eight months earlier by a boat of similar draught, said it was weed over rock and the northern corner was the only place that held. That note alone was worth ten years of subscription.”
4.9 from 4,100 reviews
Contact
The office, such as it is
First floor, 4 Church Street
Dartmouth, Devon TQ6 9QA
- Mon – Fri
- 9:00 – 16:00
- Forum moderation
- Daily, by two members
- Berthing requests
- Answered within two days
Church Street · 2 min from Dartmouth quay
About this page
Everything above is a demonstration
The business, the listings and the reviews are invented — this page exists to show what someone could put on superyachthub.com. The domain itself is genuinely for sale.
Or speak to Colin Squire directly — +44 (0)7990 570292 · colinsquire@yachtingmatters.com