River News

The final phase of a major redevelopment to increase capacity and improve services at Buckler's Hard Yacht Harbour is now underway and the team are already taking reservations for an additional 35 berths which will be available by April 2021.

Buckler’s Hard Yacht Harbour on the Beaulieu River has been nominated for Marina of the Year in The British Yachting Awards 2020, as the second phase of its £2m redevelopment is about to get underway.

We are thrilled to announce that Buckler’s Hard Yacht Harbour is in the running for ‘Marina of the Year’ at The British Yachting Awards 2020, the only sailing awards that are voted for entirely by the people whose opinions really matter – the sailors themselves!

Get creative and help Buckler’s Hard Yacht Harbour to celebrate its half century in style, by designing a special golden anniversary burgee to mark the occasion.

Buckler’s Hard Yacht Harbour has completed the first phase of a major redevelopment plan and is now taking reservations for an increased capacity of permanent berths and moorings, which include deeper berths, a greater number of walk-ashore pontoons and improved facilities.

The Beaulieu River is a special place and the Beaulieu Estate works closely with environmental agencies to continue to protect its unique habitats and species.

Following the latest Government Covid-19 advice, Buckler's Hard Yacht Harbour and the Beaulieu River have today reopened for berth and mooring holders only.

Historic wooden boats, skirmishes with 18th century soldiers, shipwrightry demonstrations, New Forest artwork and the return of the River Cruise will make an unmissable new season at Buckler’s Hard, as exciting events add to the attractions of the historic maritime village for 2020.

Mooring holder James Williamson has won a photographic competition by capturing the natural beauty of the Beaulieu River. His atmospheric shot of the early morning mist over the water was chosen by Lord Montagu, from a selection of entries submitted during 2019.