Boats Will be Able to Travel Outside of Cardiff Bay on Monday

By The Editor

4th Jun 2020 | Local News

Photo Credit: Dave Croker on Geograph
Photo Credit: Dave Croker on Geograph

From Monday 8 June at 00:01, vessel owners will be given limited access through Cardiff Bay Barrage locks after being in hiatus since the coronavirus lockdown.

Due to exceptionally low river flows into the Bay, these locking restrictions are required until further notice to maintain the Bay level within statutory limits:

• 00:01 Monday – 06:00 Saturday

• Outbound - On the hour only

• Inbound - 45 minutes past the hour only

Weekend locks from 06:00 Saturday until 00:01 Monday will not be affected and will operate to the normal schedule until further notice.

Mariners should note that delays are expected when both locking in and locking out, particularly at weekends and during other busy periods. It's therefore advisable to use non-peak locking times whenever possible.

Boat skippers may be accompanied by people from their household, or, if their vessel is sufficient in size to maintain social distancing, with people from a different household, subject to the current Welsh Government Covid-19 regulations.

Cardiff Harbour Authority visitor facilities for boats (pontoon systems and slipways) remain closed.

The rules regarding 'Staying Local' apply. Mariners must consider the regulations when deciding to travel to and use their vessels, in order to avoid placing any unnecessary strain and risk on the emergency services.

For further important information and advice, please see the Local Notice to Mariners No.09 of 2020.

     

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