Port Hamble Marina, on the River Hamble, is at the center of the south coast sailing scene. Thousands of sailors - racing enthusiasts as well as cruisers - converge on Port Hamble every year, generating a vibrant atmosphere of fun and camaraderie.
The region provides a rich treasure trove of sailing possibilities. You can sail to the Solent and around Wright's Island, or head east and explore Portsmouth and the protective embrace of Chichester Harbour. To the west, you will find Buckler on the Beaulieu River. Adventurous and free spirits can set sail to the west of the country to enjoy spectacular sailing along the Cornish coast.
After these trips, you can return to the picturesque village of Hamble, just a few minutes' foot from the marina, and share your experiences and anecdotes in the cafés and restaurants.
Known as the cruise capital of Europe, the city of Southampton, which graces the south of England, has many tourist attractions. This cultural city par excellence is home to museums, art galleries and places of interest for music lovers. In addition to the cultural attractions, it has countless green spaces perfect for relaxing.
An interesting cruise on the English Channel
Located at the mouth of Southampton Water, the city of Southampton attracts yachtsmen and water sports enthusiasts. The village of Hamble, less than half an hour away, has a large marina that is well equipped and appreciated by travelers. This tourist complex offers all the comforts that vacationers are looking for.
For your trips on the English Channel, why not opt for a yacht charter from Port Hamble Marina. You can plan a day of sailing from the Hamble River down to the English Channel. You can also take a trip to the Isle of Wight, opposite, or discover the picturesque English countryside. The beautiful Isle of Wight will certainly charm you with its wide open spaces of pastures and rare wildlife. You may come across some gray or red squirrels or even Speckled Wood butterflies.
If you are interested in water sports, head towards Southampton. The town is renowned for hosting a prestigious maritime festival every year. Sailing is still the most popular and most appreciated leisure activity in this part of England. Every year, it attracts a huge crowd who come to enjoy its special atmosphere. It's an experience not to be missed! To round off your boat trip in style, head for New Forest Park. It will be the natural break in your journey.
Discover the city of Southampton
Beyond its passion for sailing, the cultural heritage of the city of Southampton is particularly intriguing. During a short urban trek, you can't miss the impressive Bargate gate, the symbol of the city.
Don't forget to take a photo of the medieval walls of Southampton and the few memorials dedicated to the famous Titanic. Finish your historical tour with a visit to the art museum, the archaeological museum and the John Hansard and Millais galleries.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 30 |
|---|---|
| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess |
| Average price per week | $2,739 |
| Minimum weekly price | $496 |
| Maximum price per week | $6,075 |