Eyemouth Harbour Trust

Scotland's first port of call...

Welcome To Scotland's First Port Of Call

Welcome to Eyemouth Harbour – we are a busy and industrious port situated at the heart of the attractive, cosmopolitan town of Eyemouth. Uniquely positioned on Scotland’s south-east coast, the harbour has long been a strategically important base and stopping-off point for all kinds of boats, businesses and people.

We are the largest and most secure harbour in the area and offer 24-hour, lock-free access to a deep-water berthing facility. There is ready access to all essential services and supplies for fishing, leisure and commercial boats as you would expect from a busy working harbour. Please take a few moments to have a look at our website or contact us direct with any queries.

'We look forward to welcoming you in Scotland’s First Port of Call'

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Notices to Mariners

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  • Local Notice to Mariners – Firework Event

    28th October 2024
    No.9 of 2024

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  • Local Notice to Mariners – North Cardinal marker repairs

    11th October 2024
    No. 8 of 2024

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  • Local Notice to Mariners – Incoming weather between 9th – 11th October

    8th October 2024
    No.7 of 2024

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  • Local Notice to Mariners – Fireworks Event

    22nd July 2024
    No. 6 of 2024

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Berthing Applications / Rates & Charges

The current Rates & Charges for all vessels at Eyemouth Harbour can be viewed here. Please contact the Harbour Offices for further clarification, explanation and quotations for extraordinary requirements. All vessels must adhere to the Berthing Terms & Conditions as published.

Rates & Charges   Berthing Terms & Conditions Berthing Application Form – Leisure Craft

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  • Eyemouth: Scotland’s First Port of Call

    Eyemouth, often celebrated as “Scotland’s First Port of Call,” is a charming seaside town on Scotland’s southeast coast, ideal for both commercial and recreational maritime activity. Our extended natural harbour has historically made it an essential stopover and entryway for vessels navigating the North Sea, allowing it to flourish as a hub for commercial fishing, […]

  • Safety Precautions around Working Harbours

    Working harbours are dynamic environments essential to vital trade, but they present unique safety challenges. Ensuring the safety of workers, vessels, and surrounding communities in and around our harbours is critical for preventing accidents, protecting the environment, and maintaining operational efficiency. Key risks include heavy machinery operation, vessel traffic, hazardous materials, and adverse weather conditions. […]

  • The Importance of Decarbonisation and the Role of Ports and Harbours

    Decarbonisation is crucial operational consideration for harbour trusts managing diverse activities such as fishing, leisure, and offshore wind operations. As maritime sectors contribute significantly to global greenhouse gas emissions, transitioning to low-carbon technologies is vital for environmental sustainability. For fishing and leisure crafts, adopting cleaner fuels and electric propulsion systems can reduce the carbon footprint, […]

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