Welcome to poolequay.com
offering information about Poole Quay in Dorset, featuring the second largest
natural harbour in the world
(Sydney's is the largest).
Lively
Poole Quay 
is the
place to be!
Poole Harbour, Dorset in the South of England is being hailed as the St Tropez of the South Coast as lucrative investment spreads along the harbour from the mega-money area of Sandbanks, Canford Cliffs and Lilliput. We want this website to be of use to the locals who have helped shape the character of Poole Quay making the it the heart and soul of Poole. We get e-mail from visitors all over the world, many of whom remember the days when it was truly a working Quay. If you have a story to tell please e-mail the webmaster.. We would love to hear from you!
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Why have a site called Poole Quay.com?After many years at sea and having had the privilege of travelling all around the world, I have now settled in Poole which I really think is a wonderful place to live. For the benefit of the many visitors that we have all year round, I thought it would be nice to share all the information about the exciting things to see and do at Poole Quay and in the surrounding area. No wonder they say, "Poole's a beautiful place." or "Poole Quay is the place to be." Poole Quay Boat Haven - 01202 649488 After many years of negotiation, Poole's new £2.75 million Dolphin Yacht Haven has the capacity for 125 visiting boats of up to 15 metres in length on pontoon berths with water and electricity available on all pontoons. The local fishermen have 70 berths on a seperate pontoon system next door, and the newly built breakwater allows additional craft to be protected when lying alongside the Quay. The bespoke floating facilities office and security centre is on the water just outside Dolphin Quays. A limited number of vessels up to 30 metres can be accommodated by special arrangement at the Haven. Modern toilet and shower facilities are avaialble within the Dolphin Quays. Garbage, waste oil and pump out facilities are currently available within the Haven. The summer season lasts from the 1st April until the end of October. During the winter period winter lets are available for residents and visitors. The Quay itself will be used for berthing visiting leisure craft in excess of 15 metres. When the Haven however is full, boats of less than 15 metres will normally be offered berthing along the quay at Port St. James. For more information contact the friendly staff at The Poole Quay Boat Haven, Poole Town Quay, Poole, Dorset, BH15 1HJ - VHF Channel 80 or email: poolequayboathaven@phc.co.uk - www.phc.co.uk The Harbour Master can be contacted also on: 01202 440233 Port St. James Recently built is a quayside complex called Port St. James. This used to be the old Harbour Commissioner's building! You can have a holiday at our Poole Quay Holiday Apartment which is apartment 1 - Port St. James - 15 Poole Quay. Click on the Holiday Flat link above in the table. There you will find everything you need to know about booking a self catering holiday.
Check out www.poolequay.com/holidayflat for our waterside self catering holiday Dolphin Quays The new £30 million Dolphin Quays development will incorporate extensive retail and residential facilities, including a health club, shops and restaurants. This waterside development also consists of 105 luxury apartments spread over seven floors, ranging from a one bedroom apartment, to 4 bedroom penthouses, many having sea views over Poole Harbour. It is intended that the project should be completed by the summer in 2008. Pavers Shoes, Robin James Leading Labels, Italian Gossip and Wok-N-Spice are all up and running. The other shops & restaurants will be opening very soon! E-mail us if you would like to rent a property at Dolphin Quays
For more information please feel free to contact us at the e-mail address below: Please contact us at admin@poolequay.com Updated March 2008 |
