Long-stay harbour and river moorings in Rye Harbour, East Sussex.
Area
East Sussex, South East England
Type
River, Coastal
Waterways
1 waterway
Moorings
0 listed
Location guide
Rye Harbour is a village at the mouth of the River Rother, about two miles below Rye, where the Environment Agency runs drying moorings, jetties and pontoons.
Yes. Long-term moorings on CRT-managed waterways require a current boat licence. River moorings under the Environment Agency require an EA boat registration. Most marinas handle this paperwork as part of the mooring agreement.
Most mooring fees include the berth space itself. Electricity, water, pump-out, and parking are often metered or charged separately. Always ask for a full breakdown before signing.
Most contracts run for 3, 6, or 12 months. Annual contracts are the most common. Monthly rolling agreements are available at some sites but usually at a premium. Notice periods are typically 1-3 months.
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