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Malpas Marina pontoon extension

A project to extend the pontoon system at Malpas was completed at the end of May with the facility opening to the public in time for the Bank Holiday weekend. Many have already made use of the pontoons which provide walk ashore access to the village of Malpas , a short distance from Truro. The new facility also includes a shower and toilet for users.

The pontoon extension has also allowed an increase in residential moorings  enabling us to welcome new mooring holders.

Charges to use the facility can be found within the Port of Truro and Penryn Maritime Fees

 

 

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