The Thomas Telford Corpach Marina project has been in development for more than seven years and is now under construction.  The layout below shows a fully sheltered, all-weather 40 berth marina and public slipway with a car-park for marina users. The design of the project also includes a new facilities building adjacent and to the North of the sea lock; this will house marina reception, a community coffee shop, toilets and showers. The photos above shows progress on the site in late July 2020.

The proposed marina layout with public slipway, carpark and facilities building.
The two vessel icons on the outside of the breakwater show the location of the pump-out station. You can click on the image above to view a larger version.

This marina layout shows berths for up to 40 keeled yachts plus a handful of small day boats which can float in very shallow water. The breakwaters will have stainless steel handrails along the middle of the 4m widths with regular lighting, power and freshwater points along their lengths. The larger of the two breakwaters shows two yachts where sewage pump-out station will be located.

The gangway has been designed with accessibility in mind and conforms to a maximum gradient of 12:1 for non-restricted access.

The 40m concrete slipway will provide sheltered access into the water during 97% of the time – extreme Spring Tides will cause the slipway to dry out 30 mins either side of LWMS.

Thomas Telford Corpach Marina will have its own new marina facilities building complete with coffee shop.