Description:
The entry into the Medway provides an essential, all weather, all tide refuge in the Thames estuary. It is the best place to wait for the tide if making for central London.
The River Medway is navigatable by masted yachts for 13 miles taking you into the heart of the Kent countryside.
Position:
51° 26.91'N, 00° 44.19'E (R. Medway entrance)
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Queenborough – ATL and new pontoon completed (7th July 2015) – from http://www.eastcoastpilot.com
From Queenborough Harbour Trust: “The walkway refurbishment is now complete. There are new signs on the ATL, where the Southern half will be for crew set-down & pick-up, fresh water, loading kit etc with a maximum stay of 20 minutes. We hope this will be of benefit to the boating community. Also, we are adding anti-chafe wood strips along the edge of the new pontoon.
There are 50 metres of berthing available on the concrete pontoon which can accommodate five average-sized boats rafted three to four deep, so about 15-20 boats. The ATL (original wooden landing) can accommodate two boats on the Northern half, rafted. Alongside berths are £20 for boats up to 10m, then an additional £2 per metre thereafter. Fees include a gate token for each crew member.”