Forthcoming Retirement of Sam Bourne and Sue Lambert
As many in the industry will be aware, both Sam Bourne and Sue Lambert are due to retire from their roles within The Yacht Harbour Association (TYHA) on the 31 March this year.
The Gold Anchor Award Scheme has been established to improve the standards of facilities available to all boat owners. Marina Operators who are Members of the Association may enter the Scheme for assessment. The level of the Awards range from Three to Five Gold Anchors. Any Award is a sign of a quality marina, whilst the number of anchors indicates the level of the facilities available. The Scheme is purely voluntary and is designed to bring the industry to the forefront of boating and to encourage better standards.
On entry, arrangements are made for the Inspection to take place on the site, to assess the standard of the facilities available. The Assessors inspecting will then determine the award level, 1 to 5 Gold Anchors (5 being the highest award). Many Marinas having entered the Scheme, as you can see -
Select from the drop down box to view TYHA Member Marinas with Gold Anchors:
Click on a Marina Name to visit the related website.
To enquire about The Yacht Harbour Association's Gold Anchor Award Scheme click:
