Studland Bay Marine Partnership
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The Studland Bay Marine Partnership brings together conservation charities, boating organisations, academics, statutory bodies, community groups and local businesses. We all share one clear goal – to restore the bay’s seagrass meadows and the wildlife they support, while ensuring boaters can continue to enjoy its calm waters.
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Studland Bay #72
Eco-mooring in Studland Bay on the Dorset coast, one of 87 run by the Studland Bay Marine Partnership to protect the bay's seagrass and seahorses. Moorings can't be booked: pick up a free one and note the location code on its buoy or pick-up line. Each buoy is marked with its weight limit (5 or 10 tonnes). Pay on arrival through the Sippi app or by tap-to-pay: £7.50 for up to 4 hours or £15 for up to 24 hours (2026 rates); a £150 season pass allows stays of up to 7 days in a row. No rafting, and don't use the moorings when the swell is over 1 metre. Most moorings are lifted in winter; up to 10 stay in place for emergency use. The Studland Watersports team patrols daily in season.
Studland Bay #71
Eco-mooring in Studland Bay on the Dorset coast, one of 87 run by the Studland Bay Marine Partnership to protect the bay's seagrass and seahorses. Moorings can't be booked: pick up a free one and note the location code on its buoy or pick-up line. Each buoy is marked with its weight limit (5 or 10 tonnes). Pay on arrival through the Sippi app or by tap-to-pay: £7.50 for up to 4 hours or £15 for up to 24 hours (2026 rates); a £150 season pass allows stays of up to 7 days in a row. No rafting, and don't use the moorings when the swell is over 1 metre. Most moorings are lifted in winter; up to 10 stay in place for emergency use. The Studland Watersports team patrols daily in season.