The Clean Marina Programme, run by The Yacht Harbour Association (TYHA), helps marinas demonstrate their commitment to doing all they can to ensure their operations do not pollute our coastal and inland waters.
The Programme helps marinas get the basics of sustainability right, such as blackwater capture and treatment, correctly managing segregated and hazardous waste, spill prevention and treatment, washdown capture and filtration, drain interception, using sustainable products and preventing plastic pollution, and of course, influencing tenants, contractors, and boaters to be more sustainable too.
The Clean Marina Programme was launched at the Southampton International Boat Show in 2021. It includes contributions from The Green Blue, British Marine, the Royal Yachting Association, World Sailing, the Final Straw Foundation, and Fauna & Flora International.
HOW TO GET ACCREDITED
If you would like to demonstrate your marina’s commitment to sustainability by gaining a Clean Marina accreditation, contact, Hayley Cloke, TYHA Gold Anchor & Clean Marina Executive on hcloke@britishmarine.co.uk
Visit Clean Marina on the TYHA website.
ACCREDITED CLEAN MARINAS
United Kingdom
- Beaulieu River & Buckler’s Hard Yacht Harbour
- Boatfolk Portland, Dorset
- Boatfolk Portishead, Bristol
- Boatfolk Bangor, NW Wales
- Boatfolk Haslar, Hampshire
- Boatfolk Weymouth, Dorset
- Boatfolk Conwy, N.Wales
- Aquaduct Marina, Cheshire
- Cowes Yacht Haven, Isle of Wight
International
- Albufuiera
- Al Hamra
- Al Mouj, Oman
- Argonauti Marina
- Bentises
- Bulgari Marina, Dubai
- D-marin Mandalina
- D-marin Borik
- D-marin Tribunj
- Dubai Creek Marina
- Dubai Harbour Marina
- Dubai Marina YAcht Club
- Faro Jalboot, Maldives
- Flisvos Marina, Greece
- Jersey Marina, Jersey
- Karpaz Gate, Cyprus
- Limassol Marina, Cyprus
- Marina Muiderzand, Netherlands
- Marina Di Valetta, Malta
- Nakheel Marina, Dubai
- Porto Montenegro
- Ronautica the Pearl
- Vilmoura Marina, Spain
- Yalikavak, Turkey
- Yas Marina
