CONWY Marina INFORMATION
CURRENT TIDAL CONDITIONS
Current weather in Conwy
Tide Times in Conwy
Tide Times & Heights for Conwy on 4th October 202605:14 - High Tide (6.43m)
12:00 - Low Tide (2.81m)
17:53 - High Tide (6.54m)
MARINA VIEWS
WIND & Weather FORECAST
MEMBERSHIP
By becoming a Conwy Marina Berth Holder Association member we endeavour to bring you the following benefits:-
- Updates regarding any social, local on-the-water events and local boating issues including our start of season April party.
- Timely communication, advice and assistance from other helpful and experienced berth holder members.
- From time to time our members may offer the chance of gaining experience by helping crew or with the maintenance of your craft.
- Information on local suppliers and contractors that are available to help you with maintenance of your craft and getting on the water.
- Liaison with BoatFolk (Eventually Premier) Marina management including with the wider Conwy River community and relevant stakeholders regarding any members local concerns and providing feedback to help enable full enjoyment of your craft.
- Subscribed members have further access both to this ''CMBHA.NET'' website and to our ''CMBHA Members Group'' WhatsApp channel for sharing in real-time, member support, information, updates and best practices in order to have the best possible experience of boating with their craft.
CONWY MARINA BERTH HOLDERS ASSOCIATION
Established in 1995, the Conwy Marina Berth Holders Association (CMBHA) exists to promote the interests, safety, and enjoyment of its members on the water.
We represent berth holders with any power or sailing craft based at Conwy Marina. We liaise with the marina management team and other key stakeholders in Conwy to share information, support members, and promote local events and initiatives. We also represent members' interests on the Conwy Harbour Advisory Committee and are affiliated with the RYA.
Membership costs just £15 per year, with additional family membership available for £5 per year, per person. The Association is run by an elected committee of experienced volunteer berth holders, dedicated to serving the interests of our members.
General news is published below. Current members can also log in for more specific information, including updates on any matters they have raised, via our News page. All current members will also have access to the WhatsApp “CMBHA Members Group” chat channel.
Our website highlights the benefits of membership and access to the wide range of activities and information available to our members, their families, guests and associate members. We hope everyone will enjoy taking part, whether socially or as crew, in our friendly, helpful and inclusive community.
Marina Update: With Boatfolk's Marinas eventually becoming owned by Premier Marinas, (Premier Marinas is wholly owned by Wellcome, a global charitable foundation) progress on this transition has been paused during the summer season and is currently expected to be complete during Autumn 2026 onwards. We will continue to liaise, on a need by need basis, with all marina management in order to represent our members' interests by maintaining an open, constructive, and effective communication that benefits all. We remain committed to keeping members informed.
CMBHA Members-only: If you're interested in the weather at the marina now, or the conditions over the past day, please view our volunteers courtesy webcam in large-scale together with 24-hour timelapse video here. (note webcam currently offline).
GENERAL NEWS UPDATE 4th october
2026
Safety reminder 1:- The tidal gate is usually raised/lowered 3hrs either side of high tide, dependant on weather. Recommended that craft arriving or leaving close to barrier times call the marina on channel 80 or M as not all craft movement can timely be seen from the marina office.
Marina Dredging 2nd November 2026:- Notice is now out for Area 1 between B & C legs and 2nd area will be Area 2 between D & E legs. Owners may move their own boats but need to contact marina office to reserve an alternative berth or to take advantage of a hard lift and temporary storage at special rates for eligible craft curing the dredging campaign.
Information Footpath Closure :- Bodlondeb Headland Riverside Coastal Path is closed until the end of September for essential maintenance.
Safety reminder 2:- Owners are cordially reminded to ensure their crafts pontoon spring lines are sufficiently set to ensure no part of their craft overhangs or rubs a pontoon. Doing so avoids damage and makes for safe passing by other users.
Use of Marine Radios. Ship Portable Radio Licence:This covers the handheld radio. Operator’s Licence: You must hold a Marine Radio Short Range Certificate (SRC) to legally transmit on marine frequencies.
EPIRB's and PLB's must also be registered as they are used to alert Search and Rescue (SAR).