Fourbuoys – Sea Ray 305 Sundancer (2012)

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General

Beaulieu River The Beaulieu River, which is peaceful and secluded, provides calm as well as spectacular displays of natural beauty. Its undeveloped banks are home to a diverse range of flora and animals, with woods giving place to a tidal saltmarsh. The Beaulieu River, which runs along the southern boundary of the Beaulieu Estate, is one of the world's few privately owned estuaries. The boat trip: We will take a trip down the Hamble River, out into the Solent and up the Beaulieu river up to the edge of the New Forest. Moor up and have lunch at the Master Builder pub. Osborne Bay - Cowes, Isle of White Osborne bay is on the Northeast Coast of the Isle of Wight to the East of Cowes, it makes a perfect stop to set anchor with spectacular views back over the Solent. Bring a picnic and spend the day paddling, swimming, and relaxing watching life pass by. The boat trip: We'll race across the Solent on a sunny calm day, maybe jump in the sea and moor up in Osborne Bay, take a picnic. Potter over to Cowes, pop in for ice cream, or potter up to the Folly Inn for a Pint! The Hut The restaurant is located on the water's edge in Colwell Bay, on the Island's northwestern tip, about 2.5 miles from the Needles. The terraced restaurant has unobstructed views to the west and hence receives direct sunlight from midday onwards. Sunsets are stunning in the evenings and must be seen to be appreciated. The boat trip: We head out across the Solent and along the Isle of Wight. Past, Yarmouth and anchor at The Hut. Enjoy a meal looking out back to the UK with friends or family, or perhaps a birthday trip? Head on to Alum Bay for a dip in the sea just before the Needles. *Popular location, the Hut needs to be pre-booked ** £300 fuel surcharge 1 1/2 hr from the marina Yarmouth This route gives you both breath-taking views across the Solent to Yarmouth, a town located on the North-West of the Isle of Wight and acts as one of the doorways to the Island. The historic port town sits at the mouth of the River Yar and contains some of the oldest architecture on the Isle of Wight, including a 16th Century castle. The boat trip: We head to Yarmouth and moor up, go for ice cream, or book into the George Pub and sit outside looking back at Lymington and the UK over a glass of bubbly. * £250 fuel surcharge. Lymington Lymington is a charming Georgian town with cobblestone streets, many hotels, banks, pubs, restaurants, and independent shops, lying between the New Forest and the Solent. The boat trip We will head into the Solent and down the coast and up the estuary. Moor up in Lymington, go for a pub meal, grab an ice cream, and browse the shops! *£200 fuel surcharge VIP Trips 24hr and overnight Boat Trips Meet at 10 am, check out at 9 am the next day. Take any of the trips or combine the above. Stay the night onboard. Fourbuoys sleeps up to 4 with two double berths. Ideal glamping with 2 kids, or perhaps a romantic night away? (The captain won?t be sleeping onboard!). Lots of facilities at the marina with showers/cafe/loos/parking. 24hr package £1600.00

Available Extras

• Fuel surcharge – 0.00 EUR - per day - Payable at base upon boat pickup

Available Extras

• Fuel surcharge – 0.00 EUR - per day - Payable at base upon boat pickup