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Tap one of the initial three buttons to select non-tidal Thames, tidal Thames or Wey Navigation.

Selecting a marina or boatyard will show a popup displaying all available information (including location, contact, facilities and more).

The popup also includes the marina What3Words locator; tap this and it is copied to your clipboard

All marinas and boatyards can be overlaid on the interactive map; tapping any marina icon will open the same popup as this list

Marinas/Boatyards

 
Lock/Marina facility codes:
WC: Toilets
AT: Accessible Toilets
W: Water (tap only)
WH: Water hose
S: Showers
PO: Pumpout
CD: Chemical toilet disposal
R: Rubbish disposal
RC: Recycling facilities
E: Electric charging point (£)
C: Camping (£) 🕑
D: Diesel (£)
G: Gas (£)
P: Petrol (£)
M: Mooring - short term (£)
Sl: Slipway (£)
CH: Chandlery (£)

£ may be chargeable | 🕑 check for opening times

Stream Warnings
 
Board Colour Meaning
'Caution, Strong Stream' - the EA advises users of all boats not to navigate. The strong flows make it difficult and dangerous to navigate.
'Caution: Stream Increasing' - the EA advises users of all unpowered boats not to navigate and users of powered boats to find a safe mooring.
'Caution: Stream Decreasing' - the EA advises users of all unpowered boats not to navigate and users of powered boats to navigate with caution.
No stream warnings: safe for all river users.

A Blue button indicates no current data available but you can still tap for weather and conditions.

All river users are advised to exercise caution at all times. Current conditions on the non-tidal River Thames may be variable and potentially hazardous due to recent rainfall and changes in stream flow.

Fluvial Flags
 
Flag Colour Meaning
'Red Flag' - Very strong fluvial flows. PLA advises man-powered vessels not to go out on the ebb tide. All outings on the flood tide should be considered very seriously.
'Green Flag' - Normal river conditions.
'Yellow Flag' - The ebb tide is strong. PLA advises extreme caution
'Black Flag' - Fluvial flow is lower than usual, meaning tides may be lower than predicted.

A Blue button indicates no current data available but you can still tap for a weather forecast.

All river users are advised to exercise caution at all times. Current conditions on the tidal River Thames may be variable and potentially hazardous due to recent rainfall and changes in fluvial flow.

More on Conditions

SectionContent
Spoken Conditions SPOKEN CONDITIONS – the phone numbers for current river conditions
Thames Restrictions THAMES RESTRICTIONS – get the latest information on any restrictions or closures on the Thames
Wey Restrictions WEY RESTRICTIONS – get the latest information on any restrictions or closures on the Wey Navigation
About, Advice, Help HELP – links to lots more useful information

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