Moorings, seasonal berths and harbour services for boaters
For boaters, by boaters
Book, pay and apply for visitor moorings, services and seasonal moorings all in one place
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Free for boaters. You pay the harbour’s price for the mooring, and that is the whole of it. Holding an account is free, and Moored is paid by the harbour.
Before you go
Find a harbour with room for your boat and have it booked before you leave the pontoon
- Step 1: Find your berth
Browse real-time availability across harbours. Filter by your vessel length. See exactly which berths fit your boat before you arrive.
- Step 2: Book and pay
Select your dates and berth type. Pay securely online with instant confirmation sent to your email.
- Step 3: Turn up
Go straight to the berth you booked. It is yours for the dates you paid for.
Turned up without booking?
Plenty of harbours take payment on arrival. Find the code on the mooring or the harbour sign, enter it, and pay from where you are tied up, as a guest if you would rather keep it to the one visit.
- Scan or type the code
- A QR code on the berth takes you straight to the right harbour and mooring.
- Stay another night
- If the mooring is still free, add nights to what you have already paid for and settle up from the boat. Your departure date moves once the payment goes through.
A mooring of your own
Hold the same mooring all season. You apply once, and everything after that happens in your account.
- Applying
- Apply with your boat details. The harbour reviews it and adds you to the queue. When a mooring frees up, they offer it to you and give you time to decide.
- What it costs
- The offer shows the full cost before you accept: the deposit, the seasonal fee, and the dates of any instalments. If the mooring needs a licence agreement, you can sign it online.
- Once it is yours
- Going away for a few weeks? Tell the harbour, and they can rent the mooring to visitors until you return. At the end of the season, they ask if you want it again.
One account, every harbour
What you give one harbour stays in your account, so the next one does not have to ask you for it again.
- Your boat papers
- Insurance, safety certificates and anything that needs signing live in one place. The next harbour can take the same file, and both of you can see what is still in date.
- Every stay and payment
- Bookings, receipts and boat details build into one history across every harbour you have visited, ready for when you need to look something up.
- Nights back
- Harbours running a rewards scheme count your stays towards a free night and keep the count in your account.
More than a mooring
Harbours put more than berths through Moored, so a lift or a fill-up can be booked in the same place as the stay it belongs to.
- Services
- Lifts, pump-outs, fuel and whatever else the harbour offers, with the price shown before you commit.
- Booked to a time
- Pick a slot that suits you and it is yours, confirmed before you leave the boat.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are you headed next?
Find a berth for tonight, or sort the whole season. Setting up takes a minute, and holding an account is free.
Marina or Harbour owner? See how Moored runs the other side of all this