Cromarty Boat Club

Cromarty township lies near the entrance to the Cromarty Firth, heading very slightly West of the Moray Firth between the two 'Sutors', and is an excellent stopover if heading through the Caledonian Canal/Great Glen. Cromarty Boat Club Clubhouse is the converted Seaplane Tower looking out over the harbour, below the 'NESS' on which stands Cromarty Lighthouse -- now unlighted. During the summer you will see club members' boats on moorings in the bay, and often sailing! -- during the winter many members will be working in the secure boat compound adjacent to the harbour or in the workshop. We lift in and lift out with a hired crane each season. The club HQ in the watchtower has toilets, showers and washing machine. The use of these moorings is at your own risk - but they are fully maintained; please see 'Visiting Boats Welcome' page for club contact details. Please note the boat club has no control over the harbour itself. For any visitors wishing to use harbour facilities visit Cromarty Harbour Trust website: http://www.cromartyharbour.org/