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Premier’s Noss on Dart is now taking bookings for its brand-new dry stack facility, which will open in March 2022. The new facility will accommodate boats up to 9m, providing boat owners with a flexible and cost-effective alternative to ‘wet’ berthing in the marina.
The new facility can accommodate up to 100 boats. Customers can request their boat to be launched to the marina via the Premier Marinas app seven days a week (subject to a minimum of two hours’ notice and daily tidal constraints). A new specialist marine forklift will operate to lift boats gently from the dry stack and launch safely into the marina where it will be ready on a waiting pontoon for immediate use. When returning to the marina, boat owners simply leave their vessel on the waiting pontoon where it will be lifted ashore, washed off and stored safely until their next visit.
General Manager Andy Osman said: ‘Dry stack berthing has some proven advantages, with lower maintenance costs, little or no fouling and a safe, secure storage system to accommodate the boats while ashore.’
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