Away from the yachting and sailing scene, there are many attractions on the Isle of Wight, from castles and forts to Queen Victoria's summer house, an interesting owl and falconry centre, a steam railway, beautiful countryside and beaches.
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All mariners are advised to navigate with caution in the vicinity of Cowes Breakwater, the Outer Harbour and event moorings which have been put in place and must not cut between the rows. The event moorings remain in place until around 08 September 2024.
Notice has been given that over the period from Friday 14 June to Sunday 03 August 2024, Cowes Harbour may experience exceptionally high levels of sailing yacht visitors due to various major events.
To accommodate these visiting yachts, extended rafting of yachts is necessary at Cowes Yacht Haven, Shepards Marina, Whitegates E Pontoon, East Cowes Marina and Folly Visitors pontoon.
See LNTMS – https://www.cowes.co.uk/lntm/local-notice-to-mariners-no-30t-of-2024/