Hot Sale Standard Mooring Fees (quarterly Instalment) - 12.9m To 17.5m Series [TBDeMxst]

Standard Mooring Fees for Basingstoke Canal Boats

Introducing our Standard Mooring Fees (Quarterly Instalment) for boats ranging from 12.9m to 17.5m on the Basingstoke Canal. This product is designed for long-term mooring, allowing you to secure your vessel at a designated location when not in use for navigating the canal. With the upcoming licensing year from 1 April 2024 to 31 March 2025, this instalment plan provides flexibility and convenience. Key features include: quarterly instalments, email reminders every three months, and direct booking through the Canal Office for lock passage.

Product Details and Specifications

The Standard Mooring Fees cover a wide range of boat sizes, from 12.9m to 17.5m, ensuring that all boat owners can benefit from this service. This instalment plan allows you to manage your expenses more effectively by spreading them over four equal payments. Key specifications include: a fixed fee per quarter, no additional costs for booking passage through locks, and the assurance of a secure mooring spot throughout the licensing year.

• Flexible instalment plan for easier budget management
• No hidden fees for lock passage

Practical Benefits and Target Audience

Our Standard Mooring Fees are ideal for boat owners who prioritize convenience and security for their vessels. Whether you are a leisure boater or a frequent navigator, this product offers peace of mind and practical benefits. Key benefits include: a stress-free mooring experience, regular updates and reminders, and seamless coordination with the Canal Office. This product is perfect for both individuals and families looking to enjoy the tranquility of the Basingstoke Canal.

• Secure long-term mooring for your boat
• Convenient quarterly instalments to fit your budget

Don't miss out on this opportunity to secure your boat's future on the Basingstoke Canal. This product is exclusively available for members or those directly sent a link by Basingstoke Canal.