Regional Moorings
Glenelg Yacht Club has been very busy establishing a series of moorings in the areas where our members travel. Not only are moorings much safer than anchoring, they are essential in circumstances such as gale force winds, very rough seas, or where the seabed simply does not allow for safe anchoring. Glenelg Yacht Club has two moorings at Maslin Beach, close enough to the southern cliff face to offer protection in southerly winds, but in deep enough water for yachts needing 2m plus of water at low tide.
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While both moorings offer excellent protection from all southerly / easterly winds, Mooring 1 (image above) is suited to heavier vessels.
Minimum depths are 2.0m at lowest astronomical tide.
Note: During strong south-westerly winds, a strong swell can be expected around Blanche Point. All users do so at their own risk.
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While both moorings offer excellent protection from all
southerly / easterly winds, Mooring 1 (image above) is suited
to heavier vessels.
Minimum depths are 2.0m at lowest astronomical tide.
Note: During strong south-westerly winds, a strong swell can
be expected around Blanche Point. All users do so at their
own risk.
Regional Moorings
Glenelg Yacht Club has been very busy establishing a series of moorings in the areas where our members travel. Not only are moorings much safer than anchoring, they are essential in circumstances such as gale force winds, very rough seas, or where the seabed simply does not allow for safe anchoring. Glenelg Yacht Club has two moorings at Maslin Beach, close enough to the southern cliff face to offer protection in southerly winds, but in deep enough water for yachts needing 2m plus of water at low tide.
