Beaumaris Pier

starnetman2001 · 06 December 2012, 18:49

Hello,

I was doing an engine test a few weeks ago and after launching from Caernarfon I decided to nip to Beaumaris.

I had not seen the huge floating platform that has been attached to the pier before,but gratefully tied up to the large structure in search of a meal.

Ah! Locked gates and no way off! No other safe landing points aside feom beaching it and was told I would be charged for an unlock.....

Thanks. Money now spent elsewhere. Maybe that's what they wanted?

kerny · 06 December 2012, 18:56

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Originally Posted by starnetman2001

Hello,

I was doing an engine test a few weeks ago and after launching from Caernarfon I decided to nip to Beaumaris.

I had not seen the huge floating platform that has been attached to the pier before,but gratefully tied up to the large structure in search of a meal.

Ah! Locked gates and no way off! No other safe landing points aside feom beaching it and was told I would be charged for an unlock.....

Thanks. Money now spent elsewhere. Maybe that's what they wanted?

Stop off at the Gazelle instead good food and decent beer

mick · 06 December 2012, 18:58

Shame that we called at Hollyhead and they tried to charge us £7 for a pee

paddlers · 06 December 2012, 19:43

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Originally Posted by mick

Shame that we called at Hollyhead and they tried to charge us £7 for a pee

How much for a no. 2 ??

Pikey Dave · 06 December 2012, 19:51

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Originally Posted by starnetman2001

Hello,

I was doing an engine test a few weeks ago and after launching from Caernarfon I decided to nip to Beaumaris.

I had not seen the huge floating platform that has been attached to the pier before,but gratefully tied up to the large structure in search of a meal.

Ah! Locked gates and no way off! No other safe landing points aside feom beaching it and was told I would be charged for an unlock.....

Thanks. Money now spent elsewhere. Maybe that's what they wanted?

Next time, take a picnic, get the stove out & have a mashing on the pier & fook 'em

yoyo · 06 December 2012, 20:25

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Originally Posted by Pikey Dave

Next time, take a picnic, get the stove out & have a mashing on the pier & fook 'em

we've done that

Festinghouse · 06 December 2012, 21:26

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Originally Posted by mick

Shame that we called at Hollyhead and they tried to charge us £7 for a pee

tie up for free on the outer pontoons and hold on to your nav frame

starnetman2001 · 07 December 2012, 00:22

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Originally Posted by Festinghouse

tie up for free on the outer pontoons and hold on to your nav frame

Aye, done that a few times after a dive off puffin island.

Was throwing it down tho

Still, engine was great and nice food next to Caernarfon castle ;-)

starnetman2001 · 07 December 2012, 00:23

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Originally Posted by kerny

Stop off at the Gazelle instead good food and decent beer

Where is that?

GED · 07 December 2012, 11:10

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Originally Posted by kerny

Stop off at the Gazelle instead good food and decent beer

there the other night.....

kerny · 07 December 2012, 15:56

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Originally Posted by starnetman2001

Where is that?

Opposite Bangor pier.

starnetman2001 · 08 December 2012, 13:52

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Originally Posted by kerny

Opposite Bangor pier.

Really?

Never moored to Bangor pier. Is that possible?

D

Pikey Dave · 08 December 2012, 22:43

N53 14.620 W004 7.700 should get you in the right field

Chris Caton · 09 December 2012, 10:56

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Originally Posted by starnetman2001

Really?

Never moored to Bangor pier. Is that possible?

D

if you we're really desperate you could moor to the pier, can't think why anyone would want to, the steps and gates are well barbed wired up, don't think they want visitors

but as others have said, the Gazelle directly opposite the pier is much moor welcoming, just take your time deciding which side to moor to

yoyo · 09 December 2012, 11:54

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Originally Posted by starnetman2001

Really?

Never moored to Bangor pier. Is that possible?

D

I think you misunderstood kerny's post. Opposite Banger pier on the Island side of the straights.

starnetman2001 · 09 December 2012, 15:37

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Originally Posted by yoyo

I think you misunderstood kerny's post. Opposite Banger pier on the Island side of the straights.

Ah! I see

Pick a mooring and swim to shore? Cannot see a pontoon.

Thanks.

D

Chris Caton · 09 December 2012, 16:16

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Originally Posted by starnetman2001

Ah! I see

Pick a mooring and swim to shore? Cannot see a pontoon.

Thanks.

D

there's a jetty which you can moor to, just keep an eye on the tide and you'll be fine. Good food and beer in the Gazelle

kerny · 09 December 2012, 16:42

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Originally Posted by starnetman2001

Ah! I see

Pick a mooring and swim to shore? Cannot see a pontoon.

Thanks.

D

If you like swimming you can do that or you could moor up to this you can't miss it

http://www.rib.net/forum/members/723...cture1891.html

Chris Caton · 09 December 2012, 16:54

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Originally Posted by kerny

If you like swimming you can do that or you could moor up to this you can't miss it

http://www.rib.net/forum/members/723...cture1891.html

or you could always tie upto the cardinal bouy if you fancied a swim

HUMBER P4VWL · 09 December 2012, 19:56

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Originally Posted by Chris Caton

or you could always tie upto the cardinal bouy if you fancied a swim

LOL, always welcome to Chris if no other bouys and you tie up sensibly!

There are also 2 runners on the North side of the jetty if you want to beach, tie up and pull your boat out to stop drying out. There's a clear rock free run up to the wall of the pub. Watch the rocks further north of the width of the pub v close inshore by the shed and trees.