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Favorite thing: If arriving by boat, there is a water taxi (Mainbrayce, Channel 37 or 80), which charges £1.50 per person, per one way trip. It would therefore save you money to inflate your dinghy, if you have one, and row or motor the 100 yards or so to the dinghy pontoon, on the left side of the harbour. This pontoon will usually be rather crowded, but take a long rope with you, and you will be able to secure your own dinghy, by crawling over and inside the others! You may only officially stay alongside for up to 6 hours.
The overnight mooring fee is, as at July 2008, £12 per vessel.
Written Aug 7, 2008
Favorite thing: Quite useful information can be found from this page:
http://www.alderney.gov.gg
Written May 28, 2007
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Quite useful information can be found from this page:http://www.alderney.gov.gg
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Our sailing boat, 'Appledore Belle' was built in 1975 for a native of Alderney, a Mr Mike Hughes. In 1985 the boat returned to England. In 1998 I purchased her and since then have wanted to return her...
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Alderney - my favourite Channel Island
Alderney is a beautiful little island with a remarkable history and lots of things to do and see. It has great beaches as well.
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Alderney - one of my favourite places
I have probably visited Alderney 10 times over the last 15 years. It is one of the most peaceful places to visit.
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