An absolutely terrible experience from start to finish. I moved my boat to the yard in June 2019. Was lifted in the water in September 19 and lifted out November 19 and moved to a more suitable and yacht friendly community in February 20.
The customer service leaves a lot to be desired. Services provided, which consisted mainly of the use of crane to manoeuvre my boat in and out of the water was charged at a variety of rates that never achieved any consistency and when challenged was met with confrontation and argument. During the period my boat was in the water damage occurred due to the river being dropped by the EA and the marina’s jetty’s not been kept up to a functional standard.
When raising concerns the response was often to offer a counter argument, attempt to apportion blame to others and threaten to charge additional fees for services already provided.
In terms of services, the yard can provide cranage in and out of the River Ancholme. However, short of this there is very little else Ithe ‘marina offers in terms of boat maintainence
I would not recommend anyone moor or store their vessel at this location.
An absolutely terrible experience from start to finish. I moved my boat to the yard in June 2019. Was lifted in the water in September 19 and lifted out November 19 and moved to a more suitable and yacht friendly community in February 20.
The customer service leaves a lot to be desired. Services provided, which consisted mainly of the use of crane to manoeuvre my boat in and out of the water was charged at a variety of rates that never achieved any consistency and when challenged was met with confrontation and argument. During the period my boat was in the water damage occurred due to the river being dropped by the EA and the marina’s jetty’s not been kept up to a functional standard.
When raising concerns the response was often to offer a counter argument, attempt to apportion blame to others and threaten to charge additional fees for services already provided.
In terms of services, the yard can provide cranage in and out of the River Ancholme. However, short of this there is very little else Ithe ‘marina offers in terms of boat maintainence
I would not recommend anyone moor or store their vessel at this location.
Welcome to The Hope and Anchor Pub South Ferriby
A casual and informal space but with no compromise on the quality of food. A place where everybody feels comfortable. The food style is strong and bold, with an emphasis on simplicity, and service being professional but approachable.
OUR traditional yet unique approach to food and drink makes The Hope and Anchor a special place to visit. This 19th-century pub is nestled at the heart of the South Ferriby community, located just five minutes from the mighty Humber Bridge in North Lincolnshire. The Pub offers a combination of traditional seasonal cuisine and historic dishes.
Address: The Hope & Anchor Pub, Sluice Road, South Ferriby, DN18 6JQ
omfortable and stylish bedrooms
Five welcoming, comfortable and stylish bedrooms in keeping with the warmth of the pub and restaurant downstairs. Each bedroom has been lovingly designed to offer our guests a relaxed and happy stay. Each boasts a double or king size bed complete with luxurious faux fur throw, Nespresso coffee machines, large flat screen TV, modern shower rooms, digital clocks with iPod docking station, Duck Island toiletries. Three of our rooms have fantastic river views.
Situated at the entrance to the non-tidal River Ancholme the existing marina has been established since 1966 and is well placed to provide easy access to The River Humber and North Sea.
We are a family run business committed to providing a range of services to our customers including boat moorings, boat storage ashore, boat sales, boat yard services and chandlery sales.
Access for boats to the marina is by way of South Ferriby Lock and it is normally possible to use the lock 3 hours either side of high water. High water at South Ferriby is 20 minutes later than high water at Hull.
