Local Tourism for Plymouth Business

Excellent yaught club friendly staff and the food is reasonably priced ! Would highly recommend this place !

Ive lived in Torpoint i think the ferry service is very good ive never had any problems .

Fantastic facilities very clean. Easy parking. Boat crane and dry store facilities

Warm and helpful welcome. Great staff who really care and want to help.

A decent marina with the facilities you would expect. Jolly Jack's is a good place to eat & drink but significant walk into town.

beautiful place lovely food really relaxing atmosphere by the water on the harbour really friendly attentadive staff highly recommend

Pleasant way to spend a sun-drenched hour ... Captain was a friendly and knowledgeable guy ( well at least knowledgeable on a certain stretch of Plymouth coastline), the bar below decks was reasonably priced, as was the cost of the trip. You also get a 10% at the local cafe with your ticket. Was a bit cautious at first , being a big girls blouse I get seasick very very easily, however, felt fine for the duration of the trip. One thing to note though, keep your eye on the plastic bench seats, some have cracks in, get your skin trapped and it can be very painful ... trust me I found this out, not fun walking around like John Wayne for an hour or two after.

A great little trip. Good commentary on what you're seeing at a great price of £8.50 an adult, our trip lasted an hour and a quarter. Under 5's go free. Very enjoyable.

The mount batten ferry is a lovely small ferry that you catch from plymouth barbican.. A short ride to mount batten.. The mount batten pub is such a lovely pub..

A really convenient way to get from mount batten across to the Barbican (weather permitting). Rather than drive into Plymouth and queue to park, I drive to mount batten, park for free and then take the ferry over. There are 2 each way every hour. If you don't have your sea legs, don't worry, the helpful crew will lend you a firm hand to help you get on and off the ferry. The jetty the ferry goes from is currently being renovated in time for the summer, so the ferry is going from slightly further around the coast, towards the water sports centre.

Great place to visit, very interesting and a fascinating insight in to the lives of people hundreds of years ago and the terrible times they went through just to try to make a better life.

I lived in Plymouth most of my life but only recently went around this centre. Very interesting to learn more about the history of the mayflower. They have made it interesting for children too!