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Flexible contracts and attractive berthing solutions. Choose what works for you.

For true peace of mind, the marina is open 24/7 with round-the-clock security and CCTV surveillance. You'll find all you need ashore including a well-stocked chandlery, ample parking, boatyard facilities and a berth holder lounge

Annual Berths

With over 400 marina berths, a modern slipway and plenty of space ashore, we can offer a berthing package to suit any boat. Whatever the size, and whether you're looking to keep in Troon for the summer or the entire year, take a look at your options and enquire today.

Your berth holder benefits

Flexible contracts.

Our flexible contracts allow you to start an annual contract on the first day of any month.

Early payment discounts

Settle up 3 months in advance and we'll reduce your bill.

Free Visitor Nights

Enjoy up to 14 free nights at any Yacht Havens marina including nearby Largs. Additional free nights are available by arrangement. Subject to availability.

TransEurope Marina savings

50% off visitor berthing for up to 5 nights at over 70 UK and European marinas in the TransEurope Scheme.

5% off fuel

5% discount on diesel. Fuel is available 24/7 from our fuel station.

Free storage

Berth holders enjoy free storage ashore at any time of year.

Choose a contractor

No daily access fee to pay for third party contractors, just share with us a copy of their insurance documents.

The Salt Lodge discounts

Exclusive 15% discount for berth holders when booking a stay at The Salt Lodge .

20% discount on insurance

You'll get 20% discount on insurance from our preferred insurance supplier, Towergate Insurance

Facilities for berth holders

• Full-tidal access and over 400 well-protected pontoons
• Diesel and Calor Gas available 24/7
• Enjoy 24 hour access to your luxury washroom and laundry facilities, plus our Berth Holder Lounge
• All pontoons are fully serviced with water, electricity (16 or 32 amp) and Wi-Fi at every berth
• There's ample free car parking across the site, with two   electric car charging points   available for berth holders and visitors
• Secure pontoon access, 24 hour CCTV and staff on-site 24/7
• Recycling for glass, cardboard, waste oil, battery disposal and more
• On-site marine services including chandlery, engineers, sailmaker, yacht brokerage and Troon Cruising Club.

Annual Berthing

Annual contracts start on the first day of any month with extra discounts for settling your account early. Annual berthing gives you full access to all berthing benefits on fuel and when visiting our partner marinas. Furthermore, berth holders receive free storage ashore in addition to free Wi-Fi and access to water and electricity on our pontoons.

Summer Berthing

We offer great value rates if you're just wanting to bring your boat to Troon for the summer months. We offer 6 month and 3 month berthing options giving you complete flexibility to come and go as you please. Summer packages run from 1st April to 30th September.

If you're passing through or just looking to berth a long weekend, we also offer weekly and daily visitor berthing rates .

If you're looking for a snug winter berth or somewhere to store your boat this winter, then our winter packages are what you're looking for. Choose from keeping your boat on the water in the winter, berthed in our well-protected marina and ready for use. Alternatively, our winter ashore packages offer 6 months storage in our secure boatyard including lifting, pressure wash, storage and relaunch. Winter packages from run 1st October to 31st March.

We offer flexible options for monthly, seasonal and annual berthing.

Try Us Out First

If you want to give us a go before signing up to an annual contract, then simply come and stay, pay visitor rates as usual, and enjoy getting to know the marina. When you decide to take an annual contract, the amount you have already paid in visitor fees will be deducted from your annual berthing charge and your contract will be backdated to when you first arrived in the marina.

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Yacht Haven Troon

The most accessible marina in Scotland, Troon provides sheltered berthing with all tide access, alongside the finest facilities and exceptional customer service. Berth holders enjoy a wide range of additional benefits to maximise their boating experiences, and whether you are a resident or just visiting, our helpful and experienced Haven Team is on hand to assist you 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Our fully serviced boatyard can carry out anything from minor repairs and maintenance jobs to a full refit, and our 55 ton hoist can lift vessels up to 6.1m beam.

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Yacht Haven Troon The Harbour Troon KA10 6DJ Ayrshire, Scotland United Kingdom

+44 (0)1292 315553 [email protected] http://www.yachthavens.com

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Troon Yacht Haven

The most accessible marina in Scotland, Troon provides sheltered berthing with all-tide access, alongside the finest facilities and exceptional customer service, 24 hours a day, all-year round.

Situated on the Southern Clyde Estuary, Troon Yacht Haven provides an ideal port for entering the Clyde or for passage making to Ireland and the South. The large harbour walls ensure the marina pontoons stay well-protected throughout the year.

With staff on-site 24 hours a day, Troon is well-equipped to welcome visitors and berth holders up to 30m LOA including multi-hulls.

The island of Arran is only 15 miles away from Troon making it an excellent day trip. Alternatively, the charming seaside town of Troon is home a several stunning beaches, a selection of the finest links golf courses in the world, a leisure centre and all the amenities a boater will require.

On-site, the marina has the popular Scotts Bar & Restaurant serving food 7 days a week, the Salt Lodge Hotel, a chandlery, boat lifting and storage, and a range of boat services.

Part of the award-winning Yacht Havens Group.

Facilities on-site:

• Laundry and showers
• Pontoon berthing with electric and water
• Scotts Bar & Restaurant
• The Salt Lodge Hotel
• On-water fuel station
• Boat lifting up to 50 tons
• Storage ashore and boat maintenance services
• Staffed 24/7

Berths: 400

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Troon Harbour and Yacht Haven

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Contacts: Harbour Master  VHF #14, tel 01292 281687 (via the Ayr Harbour switchboard) Troon Yacht Haven VHF 80, tel 01292 315553 Troon Cruising Club  tel 01292 311190; 

Troon is an easy to enter harbour that sees some ferry traffic, cargo traffic, and fishing boat activity. The Marina formed in the inner harbour, offers very good shelter plus full marina facilities, including fuel alongside. (A bit of a rarity on this part of the coast, worth filling up if you are heading south). All normal town facilities are on hand for the crew, including good transport connections. For the yacht, full boatyard and specialist services are available.

The Cruising Club website is at   www.trooncruisingclub.org

In general Troon is relatively easy to approach even in onshore conditions,

.... but big seas can build up with strong SW winds. Lamlash Harbour on Arran is easy to enter in these conditions, but offers little in the way of facilities. Alternatively to the North, Largs has protection from the SW in the approaches.

If approaching Troon from the North there are various off lying dangers including Lappock Rock, and Mill Rock that can be cleared by staying outside of the 20 m line, with the run in to  the harbour commencing when entrance bears SE.

Troon Rock, with 5.6m depth clearance lays about a mile to the west of the harbour entrance, it is unmarked, and in heavy weather the sea breaks on it. Avoid in strong onshore conditions.

If approaching from the South (Ayr Bay), Lady Isle is conspicuous enough and marked with a lighthouse (Fl.2s19m11M). Shallows and reefs surround this island, especially to the north-east of it.

Troon Rock has already been mentioned as a place to avoid in heavy weather, and in the closer approach to the harbour mouth, Crab Rock, laying a couple of hundred metres to the west of Troon West Pier, is marked by a green conical buoy (Fl.G.4s).

At night Crab Rock is covered by the green sector of the light situated at the end of West Pier, do not commence the closer approach until past the green conical buoy, and only when you are within the white sector of the pierhead light. (Fl(2)WG.5s.11m9m) The Green Sector of that light is the "danger zone"

In all cases it makes more sense to approach the harbour when the entrance is bearing SE from a reasonable distance off... this gives you a chance to see what is emerging.

Keep on VHF channel 14 for vessel movements, which can include high-speed ferries. The P & O Ferry from Troon to Larne has closed and the fight for the Arran Ferry has been lost so that remains at Ardrossan up the road.

Traffic signals consist of a VQ Flashing light displayed from the West Pier (but not at the end). This signifies a ferry is about to leave.

Other traffic signals consist of two black balls arranged vertically on a mast, (2F.R. (vert) displayed at night) mean the harbour is closed.

Troon yacht haven operates on VHF channel 80 (or 37), and it may be worth calling them up for advice before entering the outer harbour, especially if you're not sure about ferry movements.

They have a very good aerial video of the way in at the link below; there is a preliminary bit about the Marina to start with and the approach starts at 30 secs in. https://www.facebook.com/troonyachthaven/videos

Berthing, Mooring & Anchoring

Call the Marina on the above-mentioned VHF channels for allocation of a berth.Telephone  01292 315553, office open 24 hours.

 Alongside berthing is available on "A" pontoon for those who have not called in. This is the first pontoon on your starboard side as you enter. Visitors should report to the marina office at their earliest convenience.

Overnight stays (2022) work out at £3.00 per metre. Weekly stays are £15.00per metre, and monthly stays are £60.0 per metre. They have a website:

http://www.yachthavens.com/troon  

Absolutely all normal Marina facilities are available at Troon, water and electricity on the pontoons, showers and toilets and laundry ashore. Fuel is available alongside, and well worth stocking up on if heading south. Petrol is available at Morrisons which is not too far away; the marina was seriously investigating the provision of petrol but, in the end, the cost and bureaucracy mitigated against it!! 

Chandlery including Calor & Camping Gas is available on site, whilst just about everything else from marine electronics to engine servicing is on hand.

The boatyard operated by the Marina handles the liftings, while the Marine tenants provide the specialist services.

A bar/restaurant is on-site too..

Trailers sailers will find the Marina has a fine slipway available all state of the tide with plenty of room... there are charges.

The town itself is a short walk away, and here you will find supermarkets (Morrisons), shops, banks and post office.

Transport wise the town is served by a railway station on the Ayrshire coast line and the Glasgow south western line. Prestwick International airport is one stop away on the train, and offers international and national flights. It is a Ryan Air hub for cheap flights. Overall Troon is a good spot for crew changes.

The name 'Troon' is derived from the Gaelic An t-Sron, meaning 'The Nose' or 'The bill' and a look at a map shows how it got this name. This could equally, however, have derived from Old Welsh. In various deeds, the spelling is given as "Trune", "Trone", "Truyn", and "Trwyn". Nevertheless, the Scots Gaelic etymology is consistent with that of Stranraer (located further south on the coast).

Troon is famous for its Royal Troon golf course, one of the hosts to the Open Golf Championship. The course is chosen to host this annual event roughly every seven years.

Troon Harbour played a notable part in the development of the town for many years. It was home to the Ailsa Shipbuilding Company, which constructed many vessels for worldwide customers but mainly small passenger and various merchant vessels. The fishing fleet from Ayr moved to Troon Harbour and a revitalisation of the abandoned section of the harbour started. An approach road was constructed to connect to a P&O terminal which operated a service to Ireland. The Seacat high speed ferry service to Northern Ireland no longer operates in the summer months.

Troon Harbour is now a fishing port, yachting marina, seasonal passenger ferry port and Ro-Ro ferry terminal for timber and containers. The shipbuilding industry at Troon Harbour ended in 2000 .

The town is served by Troon railway station. Troon has its own secondary school, Marr College.

Troon is also the birthplace of C.K. Marr, who left a considerable fortune upon death to the people of Troon.

The text on this HISTORY page is covered by the following licence   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_the_GNU_Free_Documentation_License

Eating, Drinking & Entertainment

The hungry and thirsty crew, if they are not waylaid by the Marina bar/restaurant, will find that Troon has a very reasonable selection of everything ranging from Chinese takeaways to high quality restaurants. No lack of pubs either, many of which serve food. The links below are for further investigation, or better still simply wander around the town and see what takes your fancy...

Restaurants:

http://www.lollo.co.uk/troon-restaurants/1374-0/

http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/results.shtml/el/Troon%3BAyrshire/

Golfers once again are well catered for (should you be lugging your kit around with you on board), but we suspect that yachting and golf don't often go hand in hand...

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