The fire alarm points on the pontoons are checked once a month. During this procedure the alarm sounds for 5 seconds. In an emergency, the alarm sounds continuously.

In case of fire on board

1. Sound the alarm by pressing the alarm button on one of the red fire poles located on the main pontoon walkway.
2. Clear the area of people.
3. Call 999.
4. Only tackle the fire if it is safe to do so, with the extinguishers provided in the emergency cabinets.
5. Retreat to a safe distance upwind (DO NOT RUN).
6. Do not obstruct bridge - emergency services will need clear access.
7. Follow the marina staff's instructions.
8. Do not return to the vessel until the all-clear has been given.

1. Evacuate the pontoons immediately and make your way to the fire assembly point. DO NOT RUN.
2. Do not obstruct the bridge.
3. Follow the marina staff's instructions.

Keep a good look out and keep your distance. Do not approach marine mammals. Let them come to you. Please operate all boats with care and attention for the safety of occupants and respect for all other sea users. This code applies to all recreational vessels.

If you encounter dolphins, porpoises and seals at sea:

• Slow down gradually to minimum speed. Do not make sudden changes in speed or course.
• Do not steer directly towards them or approach within 100m.
• Do not attempt to touch, feed or swim with them.
• Take extra care to avoid disturbing animals with young.
• Do not approach seals resting on the shore, and do not enter sea caves during the pupping season (1st August to 31st October).
• Do not discard litter or fishing tackle at sea.
• Avoid making any unnecessary noise near the animals.

• Keep out from cliffs in the breeding season (1st March – 31st July).
• Avoid making any unnecessary noise close to cliffs.
• Keep clear of groups of birds resting or feeding on the sea.