On the Water

Try something new at Portland Marina

Try something new at Portland Marina
Conquer the seas in Portland

Conquer the seas with Quality Time Training

Whether you’re just finding your sea legs or a seasoned sea dog, Quality Time Training have the course for you. Offering RYA and MCA accredited courses for sail, power, theory and shore-based learning. Visit Quality Time Training.

Pump up the adrenaline with coasteering

See the sea differently with Adventure4All

For a new perspective afloat, jump on a paddle board or kayak and go wherever your paddle takes you. Find your zen with SUP yoga or ramp your adrenaline levels up a notch with coasteering at Portland Bill all under the expert tuition of Adventure4All. Visit Adventure4All.

Portland pontoon party

Everyone’s welcome at Portland Yacht Club

We all have one thing in common at Portland Yacht Club – We love having fun afloat! That’s the only pre-requisite for becoming a member. We’re a sociable bunch who enjoy nothing more than sharing our stories over a glass of something chilled, so come and join us! Visit Portland Yacht Club.

Skin Deep Diving at Portland Marina

Get underwater at Portland Marina

Darling it’s better, down where it’s wetter! We’re blessed with crystal clear waters at Portland and an abundance of coves and wrecks to explore; perfect for beginner and experienced divers alike.

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Fishing fun at Portland Marina

As our local dolphins, Will and Harry, will tell you, Portland has the tastiest fish around and you don’t need to own a boat to bob about on the high seas with your hook over the side. Join our fishing charter boats for a day with top notch kit and expert tuition.

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Moonfleet sailing off Durdle Door

Moonfleet Adventure Sailing

Take to the high seas aboard Moonfleet, Portland Marina’s very own tall ship and enjoy a swashbuckling adventure. Or just sit back and relax and let the crew do all the hard work whilst you take in the magnificent views of Portland Bill and Durdle Door. Visit Moonfleet Adventure Sailing.

A little something for everyone

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