hunter’s yard

Hunter’s YardFor Traditional Sailing and Tuition on

Unique Historic Boats

2021

Est 1932

Welcome

Welcome to Hunter’s Yard and the Norfolk Heritage Fleet Trust, home of ‘Percy’s Lovely Ladies’. Our !eet of traditional 1930s sailing yachts are waiting to transport you to a bygone age on the wondrous Norfolk Broads.

If you’re a newcomer to sailing, we have a number of tuition options available. Maybe a sail with an experience skipper is more to your taste? Where you can ‘have a go’ or simply sit back and enjoy the surroundings.

Perhaps just a sit by the water with a picnic & a cuppa suits you best? Whatever brings you to Hunters, we’re sure we can help you enjoy your visit to the Yard and the Norfolk Broads.

ContentsPage 1 Welcome Page 14 Useful Information Hunter Experience Page 15 Sailing TuitionPage 3 "e Broads Page 16 Learn to Sail HolidaysPage 4 History Page 17 Youth SailingPage 5 Hustler Class Page 18 Friends of Hunter’sPage 7 Wood Class Page 19 Winter MaintenancePage 9 Lullaby Class Page 20 Private WorkPage 11 Half Deckers Page 21 Conditions of HirePage 13 Extras Page 22 Local Information

To !nd out more call 01692 678263 or email [email protected]

Experienced skippers can enjoy short breaks, or full weeks onboard our 2, 3, and 4 berth cabin yachts. Or you may prefer one of our half deckers for a day or more.

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The Hunter Experience

2 Hour Skippered Sails

Sailing can be so many things... peaceful, fun, exhilarating, o#en all three in one sail! "is is your opportunity to: • Take the helm for the $rst time • Refresh your existing skills • Or simply sit back and relax

Only £82 for up to 4 people

Price includes, boat, skipper, and use of buoyancy jacketsChildren & well behaved dogs are welcome

(All sails are weather dependent and subject to skipper availability)

Available Monday - Saturday 10:30 am or 1:30 pm(Sorry, these sails are not available on Sundays or Bank Holidays)

Booking is essential,so please call:

01692 678263or email

[email protected] secure your place.

Gi# Vouchers are also available.

www.huntersyard.co.uk

Valiant Rebel

Skippered Sails and all sailing tuition will continue to be

based on Government COVID-19 guidelines;

therefore, if interested in any of them please call the Yard or

visit our website for more information.

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The Norfolk Broads!e Norfolk Broads are a network of mostly navigable waterways which were created by tidal "ooding of medieval peat workings. !e outcome is a wonderful environment #lled with natural beauty which is now enjoyed year a$er year by returning and new visitors alike. Amongst the many attractions of the Norfolk Broads is the wildlife. You may spot a Heron patiently waiting to spy a #sh to catch or glimpse the bright blue "ash of a King#sher. You may hear the boom of the Bittern, even see one if you’re really in luck! And the Norfolk Broads is also the only place in the UK where you could spot the magni#cent Swallowtail Butter"y.... just like the boats of Hunter’s Fleet!

You may choose to visit Horsey Windpump and admire the views over the mere. !en take a walk to Horsey Beach and see the seal colony there. Gently quant under Potter Heigham Bridge, one of two Medieval Bridges remaining on the Broads, built in 1385. If you visit How Hill, the secret gardens are there to be explored, you can pop along to Toad Hole Cottage and the Tiny Eel Catcher’s Cottage there too.

As well as admiring the impressive How Hill House itself there are so many things to be seen and enjoyed here on the Norfolk Broads. !urne Mill amongst others, St Benet’s Abbey - the remains of a Benedictine Monastery... and of course, many traditional pubs to eat and drink at.Your Norfolk Broads adventure awaits!

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Hunter’s HistoryPercy Hunter, with his sons Cyril and Stanley, built the #rst shed here at Womack Water in 1932. Within a year they had designed, built, and launched the #rst two cabin yachts of the Fleet. !e Fleet grew each year and a second shed was built in 1935 to help house the 14 yachts in the winter months. !e last 2 cabin yachts were completed a$er the war in the late 1940s.

!e Hunter Family operated the Yard until 1968 when it was sold to the Norfolk County Council and was re-named Norfolk County Sailing Base. !e traditions of the Yard were maintained, but the main aim became encouraging young people to sail and experience the team spirit involved. In 1995 the council decided to sell the Fleet and the Yard as part of an economy measure. A$er much outcry a group of in"uential people formed a Trust with the aim of acquiring the Yard and the Fleet, and maintaining the high standards of boatbuilding it represented.A huge fundraising e%ort was carried outand donations "ooded in, amounting to over £100,000. !is was boosted with a magni#cent grant of £200,000 from the Heritage Lottery Fund. In 1996 theNorfolk Heritage Fleet Trust took over the Yard and re-established its original name, Hunter’s Yard.

!e history of Hunter’s is very much part of the Yard and itsFleet. !e traditions of quality workmanship and excellentcustomer care remains as strong today as ever.

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Hustler 2!ese single cabin ga% sloops were designed to give a performance

that should satisfy the experienced yachtsman. !ese beautiful boats are also the most popular with very experienced solo sailors.

Five yachts are available, all built between 1935 and 1938.Hustlers 1 & 3 are $tted with electric engines with folding props & fast charger facility

Sailing experience is required for this cra#.

Hustler Class

Sleeps 2-3

Call 01692 678263 or email [email protected]

Berths 2 Single bunks with an optional extra person Bedding 10.5 tog duvets and pillows with covers, #tted sheets and mattress covers. Extra Gear Blankets, pillow and mattresses for the "oor between the bunks (additional charge*) Buoyancy Jackets 2 Self activating jackets are allocated to the boat (crewsaver style also available) Rig Ga% Sloop with self-tacking jib Mast Lowering Counter weight Length LOA 24$ (7.3m) Beam 7$ 6in (2.3m) Draught 2$ 6in (0.76m) Keel Fixed ballast Bridge Clearance Minimum 5$ 11in (1.8m) Headroom 5$ 9in (1.75m) with cabin top raised (a$ end) Engine No Engine on Hustlers 1, 2 & 5 - just a quant ** Cooking Propane gas cooker with 2 rings and a grill Utensils Crockery, cutlery and cooking utensils Water 2 x 10 litre containers (kept in a$ locker)

** Electric engine on Hustlers 1 & 3 only . Hire charge is £10 per day for short breaks, and £50 for a full week. Extra charge if batteries need replacing during hire period.

Folding propellers so engine will not a!ect sailing.

About the Hustler

Hustlers Sailing Dinghy Rowing DinghyWeek £783 £55 £40

2 Days £380 £33 £243 Days £470 £36 £264 Days £582 £38 £275 Days £701 £39 £29

*For extras and essential booking information please see pages 13 & 14All yachts are supplied with full awnings covering cabin and well areas.

Bunk sizes are normally approx. 6’2” - exceptions are Hustler 2 with 6’5” and Hustler 5 with 6’3”

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Wood VioletSailing enthusiasts who require a bit more space without losing

too much performance may #nd these two cabin ga% sloops ideal. !ere are #ve yachts available: Wood Sorrel - 1933, Wood Violet &

Rose - 1934, Wood Anemone - 1947 and Wood Avens - 1949.Wood Violet is $tted with an electric engine with folding prop & fast charger facility


Wood Class

Sleeps 3-4


Berths 3 Single bunks with an optional extra person Bedding 10.5 tog duvets and pillows in covers, #tted sheets and mattress cover. Extra Gear Blankets, pillow and mattresses for the "oor between the bunks (additional charge*) Buoyancy Jackets 3 Self activating jackets are allocated to the boat (crewsaver style also available) Rig Ga% Sloop with self-tacking jib Mast Lowering Counter weight Length LOA 24$ (7.3m) Beam 7$ 6in (2.3m) Draught 2$ 6in (0.76m) Keel Fixed ballast Bridge Clearance Minimum 5$ 11in (1.8m) Headroom 5$ 9in (1.75m) with cabin top raised (a$ end) Engine No Engine - just a quant ** Cooking Propane gas cooker with 2 rings and a grill Utensils Crockery, cutlery and cooking utensils Water 2 x 10ltr containers (kept in a$ locker)

** Electric engine on Wood Violet only. Hire charge is £10 per day for short breaks, and £50 for a full week. Extra charge if batteries need replacing during hire period.

Folding propellers so engine will not a"ect sailing.

About the Wood

*For extras and essential booking information please see pages 13 & 14All yachts are supplied with full awnings covering cabin and well areas.Bunk sizes are normally approx. 6’2” - with front bunk approximately 6’

Woods Sailing Dinghy Rowing DinghyWeek £835 £55 £40


**New for 2021 Electric Engine on Wood Avens**


Lullaby Class

Sleeps 4-5

Lustre!ese magni#cent ga% sloops are comfortably equipped for a

party of four persons in two cabins separated by a companionway and toilet compartment. Four yachts are available: Lustre &

Lullaby - 1932, Luna - 1933, & Lucent - 2007. Lustre, Luna & Lucent are $tted with electric engines with folding props & fast charger facility



About the Lullaby

Berths 4 Single bunks with an optional extra person Bedding 10.5 tog duvet and pillows with covers, #tted sheets and a mattress cover. Extra Gear Blanket, pillow and mattresses for the "oor between the bunks (additional charge*) Buoyancy Jackets 4 Self activating jackets are allocated to the boat (crewsaver style also available) Rig Ga% Sloop with self-tacking jib Mast Lowering Counter weight Length LOA 28$ (8.6m) Beam 8$ 6in (2.6m) Draught 2$ 6in (0.76m) Keel Fixed ballast Bridge Clearance Minimum 6$ 1in (1.85m) Headroom 5$ 9in (1.75m) with cabin top raised (a$ end) Engine Electric Pod & a quant**- No engine on Lullaby Cooking Propane gas cooker with oven, 2 rings and a grill Utensils Crockery, cutlery and cooking utensils Water 3 x 10 litre containers (kept in a$ locker)

** Electric engines are !tted to Lustre, Luna & Lucent. Hire charge is £10 per day for short breaks, and £50 for a full week. Extra charge if batteries need replacing during hire period.

Folding propellers so engine will not a"ect sailing.

Lullabys Sailing Dinghy Rowing DinghyWeek £1049 £55 £40


*For extras and essential booking information please see pages 13 & 14All yachts are supplied with full awnings covering cabin and well areas.

Bunk sizes are normally approx. 6’2” - exception is Lucent with 6’6” bunks


Bu% TipA Yare and Bure One Design, also known as a White Boat.• Gunter Rigged• Main Sail & Jib• LOA 20’ (6.1m)• Fixed Keel• Seats up to 5

• Oars and Camping Awning

• Buoyancy Jackets Supplied

Rebel Reveller & Valiant RebelA rare opportunity to sail a high performance cra$. Experienced sailors only please.

SundewAs a Waveney One Design, she’s a beautiful example of this ever popularsailing cra$.

• Gunter Rigged• Main Sail & Jib• LOA 22’9”

(6.9m)• Fixed Keel• Seats up to 5

• Paddles and Camping Awning


Buff Tip

Sundew

Valiant Rebel

• Gunter Rigged• Main Sail & Jib• LOA 20’ (6.1m)• Fixed Keel• Seats up to 5

• Paddles and Camping Awning


Half-Decker - Day Boats

Traditional Wooden

Gunter Rigs


Half-Decker - Day BoatsTraditional Wooden Balanced Lugs

Hunter’s Woodcut I and IIBuilt by the Hunter Family, they’re ideal for beginners, solo sailors and those wishing to refresh their sailing skills. Excellent for camping or for mooring outside your holiday cottage.

Rebels Sundew & Bu% Tip Brown Bess WoodcutsWeekend £163 £150 £139 £127

1 Day £97 £90 £83 £762 Days £135 £124 £115 £1053 Days £195 £179 £166 £1524 Days £240 £220 £204 £1875 Days £275 £252 £234 £215

Full Week £350 £321 £298 £273

• Balanced Lug Rigged

• Single Sail• LOA 18’ (5.5m)• Fixed Keel• Seats up to 4



Brown BessShe is particularly easy to sail, very stable and is one of the favourites with customers with less experience or wish to sail alone. • Balanced Lug

Rigged• Single Sail• LOA 20’ (6.1m)• Fixed Keel• Seats up to 4



Woodcuts

Brown Bess


Extras Dinghies- Engines - Pets - Assistance - Parking

The little extras that can make all the difference

Dinghies - TendersWhy not add a rowing or sailing dinghy? Good for the little ones and the ‘big uns’ too! Or for just

rowing to the shore from the middle of a Broad.

Sailing Dinghy

Rowing Dinghy

Week £55 £402 Days £33 £243 Days £36 £264 Days £38 £275 Days £39 £29

Pet ChargePets are welcome at an

additional charge of £30, pet bedding is not supplied. A small

selection of doggy buoyancy aids are available.

Sailing AssistanceWe can arrange help from an

experienced skipper for a couple of hours while you get your

‘sailing legs’ back and help you to get the best from your boat so

you can enjoy the Broads.Please let us know when you book.

Car ParkingOutside parking is free for one car per boat, unless otherwise arranged with the Yard. More

secure parking inside the shed is available for £20

(please note - the sheds are only open between 8 am and 4:30 pm)

Electric EnginesTorqeedo Cruise 2.0FP 5HP

Folding propeller, side mounted throttle. Optional, charged at £10 per day or £50 per week.

Hustlers 1 & 3, Wood Violet, Lustre, Luna & Lucent

Each boat is supplied with its own fast charger facility

Folding props, so engine will not a!ect sailing.

Side throttle for ourTorqeedo Engines

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Useful InformationOur Sailing Season Dates:

Cabin Yachts - 27th March - 8th OctoberHalf Deckers - 17th April - 15th October

Opening TimesMonday to Saturday 8 am - 4:30 pm

(Closed Sundays and Bank Holidays)

Takeover TimesFull Week - between 2pm - 4pm

Short Break - from 11am

InventoryEach cabin yacht has crockery, cutlery, and cooking utensils to accommodate the number of berths per boat, examples are:

MugsGlassesDinner PlatesSides PlatesCereal BowlsEgg CupsParing KnifeJugSlotted SpoonFish SliceTongsPotato PeelerTin Opener

Mixing BowlS&P PotsKettleFrying PanKitchen KnifeTea PotCheese GraterBottle OpenerChopping BoardScissorsSaucepansCutlery

Handover TimesHandover on all bookings is by

9am on departure day please

Information Packs are onboard containing a lot of helpful information e.g. maps, tide tables, shower info, places to eat and drink etc. Our normal hire week runs from Saturday to Saturday.

Cockpit dining for 4

Don’t Forget to BringWashing up liquid, cheap and cheerful toilet paper,

sun tan lotion, towels, and your personal belongings.

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Sailing Tuition

As a Royal Yachting Association (RYA) Training Centre we are able to o%er a range of training from the National Sailing Scheme using our Keelboats. Our

comprehensive courses are designed for all levels from beginners to advanced.

RYA - Levels 1, 2, 3 & Seamanship Hunter’s Own - Introduction to Cabin Yachts

Combined Beginners CourseCovers RYA Levels 1 & 25 days - £323 per person

!is is an intensive course, designed to produce competent sailors who will be able to sail independently in moderate

conditions.

Better Sailing CourseCovers RYA Level 3

2 days - £200 per person!is course follows on from Levels 1 & 2, aiming to build con#dence, developing good techniques and promoting more

successful independent sailing.

RYA Seamanship Skills CourseImproving your skills

3 days - £226 per person!is course develops all the skills you

learnt in Levels 1& 2, takes you towards improving your sailing and boat handling

skills and builds your con#dence and abilities to make seamanship decisions in

moderate conditions.

Individual InstructionInstructor - £100 per day

Half a day - £60 am or £50 pmInstructor RYA Course - £110 per day

Please note - you will need to add the cost of boat hire to the instructor costs (pricing as per our brochure)

Introduction to Cabin YachtsHunter’s Own Course

2 days - £195 per person!is course is designed to help you

convert from a half decker to a larger heavier yacht. You will cover handling a

ga%-rigged boat with self acting jib, setting sail, sail controls and more!

Sleeping onboard during your course is welcome. NB - #is is not an RYA course

All prices include full instruction, boat hire, books, certi$cates and use of buoyancy jackets.

Courses are subject to weather conditions and su"cient numbers


Learn to Sail HolidaysWant to learn how to sail?

Ever wanted to sail a ‘Hunter’ boat?Why not learn to sail and

have a holiday at the same time?You can even achieve RYA certi$cates!

How it Works:• Hire a cabin yacht for 7 days• 5 tuition days - combining RYA

Levels 1 & 2• Sail on your own for the last 2 days*• RYA certi#cates for each person

(subject to passing)• Price includes all books & certi#cates• Ideal for families, friends, groups,

clubs, and work colleagues

HustlerBased on 2 People

7 days Boat Hire & 5 Days Tuition £1315

WoodBased on 3 People

7 Days Boat Hire & 5 Days Tuition £1374

LullabyBased on 4 People

7 Days Boat Hire & 5 Days Tuition £1619

*Our instructors are happy to assist you on your last 2 days if required, or due to adverse weather conditions.

Bookings are subject to instructor availability. For further information about what is covered on the Combined Course please see page 15.

www.huntersyard.co.uk

Skippered Sails and all sailing tuition will continue to be

based on Government COVID-19 guidelines;

therefore, if interested in any of them please call the Yard or

visit our website for more information.

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Are you or do you know of a youth group or school with youngsters in need of a change of outdoor activity? Why not bring them sailing?

A Special aim of our organisation is to encourage young people to sail.

Youth Sailing

As part of this aim the Trust o%ers a 30% discount on cabin yacht and half decker hire for all organised youth groups and schools.

Your youngsters can learn:• discipline• tolerance• team work• understanding the elements

"is in turn can help them to:• take responsibility for self

and others• problem solve• increase their self-con$dence

Need experienced skippers?Can’t $nd enough experienced skippers for your group? We endeavour to put the organiser in touch with experienced sailors who are willing to help.

2 Hour Skippered Sails are also available with a 20% discount

For more information call 01692 678263or email [email protected]

Please note: For group bookings all stated hire rates are subject to VAT and are calculated as hire rate, less discount + VAT

(pillows and blankets are included in this package)

Playing with Dinghies

Playing with Cabins

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"e Friends of the Hunter Fleet was founded in 1996 to maintain a continuing link with the many people who made donations in order to set up the Trust, to act as a ‘User Group’ for the hirers of the yachts and to help the work of the Trust.

Your membership fee o%ers you: • Two social events at the Yard each

year with free sailings for members• A professionally produced newsletter

three times a year • A 10% discount on boat hire

during Friends’ weeks

We’re always looking for new ‘Friends’ so if you’re not a member yet, why not join today or recommend a friend to? Application forms and gi# vouchers are available from Hunter’s Yard, our website, or by emailing "e Friends directly [email protected]

Nearly there.....

Getting ready.....

"e nominal annual membership fee is a minimum of only £15 and helps to cover the cost of Newsletters as well as contributing towards donations to the Trust. "ese donations are used on items for the Fleet, not general running costs, which makes a very real di%erence.

By joining ‘"e Friends’ you would be:• Assisting with the preservation

and maintenance of the Yard and Fleet

• Supporting the continued use of the Fleet by schools and youth group

• Helping ensure the cra# will continue to be here for everyone to sail

• Helping to preserve a small piece of local history

Today ‘"e Friends’ enjoy a membership of over 900 families who are very much a part of the Hunter’s Yard environment. "ey help to provide practical and $nancial support to strengthen the aims of the Trust in terms of preserving the Fleet; maintaining the traditional skills of wooden boat building and encouraging youth sailing.

Friends of the Fleet

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Winter Maintenance"e winter maintenance programme is a very important part of keeping

Percy’s ‘Lovely Ladies’ not only looking their best but performing their best. When you’re dealing with 21 boats, most of them over 80 years old, all made of wood, it means these ‘old gals’ take quite a bit of TLC to get them ready for

their next season. Not only that, the guys here insist on them all starting as close to perfect as they can be (for old ladies that is!).

Our attitude is that prevention is better than cure, so we maintain a rolling programme of ‘properly’ repairing or replacing items before they become

major problems. To manage all this we have to run a shorter season than other boatyards; with our yachts and half deckers coming into the sheds by the third

week in October at the latest. "is practice has been observed since Hunters $rst began letting yachts and goes some way towards explaining the very good

condition the boats are in.

Once in the sheds the work really begins. "is involves detailed assessment of repairs needed to each boat, scraping back and rubbing down, carrying out a wide range of repairs, anti-fouling, varnishing - the list goes on. "e sheds are full of the sounds of machinery with tools working away and the

smell of wood and varnish; $nishing o% with the wonderful sight of gleaming mahogany boats.

How do we manage all this every year? "e answer lies in the hands of our highly skilled,

traditional boat building cra#smen here at the Yard. Our dedicated team work solidly

throughout winter to produce the best results for the start of the next season.

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Private WorkHunter’s Yard now o%ers its boatbuiling team to carry

out minor maintenance, anti-fouling, varnish work,quant making, minor accident damage repairs and the like, to small wooden cra# during the summer season. We can carry out repairs in the water, on a trailer or in the shed

(dimensions of the boat permitting).

We’re available for this type of work from the end of April until September.

Please note, any work undertaken must be able to be completed by the

end of September.

For more information about our services or for an estimate, please call

us on 01692 678263

Cavender

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Payment Terms!e correct deposit [25% of total] must be paid by the Hirer to con#rm the booking. Provisional bookings made before 1st January must be con#rmed with a deposit by 31st January. Bookings made a$er 1st January must be con#rmed immediately with a deposit. A notice period of at least 8 weeks before the holiday begins must be given for a deposit to be refundable [less a £25 administration fee per booking]. "e balance of the hire charge is due at least 8 weeks before the start of the holiday. No reminders will be sent and your booking becomes void with the loss of all deposits if the balance is not received on time. If the booking is cancelled within 8 weeks of the start date, the whole of the charge is forfeited and if unpaid at the time of the cancellation, will be sought by the Company. Only the complete yacht can be booked – not single berths. !e hire terms quoted are based on costs in force at the time of printing and any "uctuation in the rate of VAT [20% from Jan. 2011] may result in a revision of the charges.

Hirers on either a cabin yacht or half decker will be required to sign an undertaking on collection to pay for damage of up to £250 per incident. Damage and/or losses are chargeable at costs as per listed on board in the boat pack.

Accidents & Insurance!e Hirer is responsible for taking all reasonable care of the yacht/s and its/their equipment during the period of hire and for returning same undamaged and in a clean condition at the end of the hire period. Insurance against accident or loss is included in the terms of hire subject to an excess of £250 [per incident – not per booking] is payable immediately to the Trust in case of an insurance claim, or damage at cost up to £250 net if repairs can be carried out without an insurance claim. !e #rst named Hirer is in charge of the boat/s and is responsible for its/their safe navigation within the Broads. In the case of any accident or damage to the yacht, to other cra$ or to any property it is the full responsibility of the Hirer to [a] #nd out the name and reg no of any other cra$ involved, together with the name and address of the owner and/or Hirer, [b] to report these facts as soon as possible to Hunter’s Yard, on emergency helpline or 01692 678263 together with a report and diagram detailing the incident and any damage [c] inform the Broads Authority on 01603 610737 or one of their Navigation Rangers as soon as possible of any incident involving injury or damage. No repairs may be put in hand without the consent of the Company. #e boats are insured for cruising during daylight hours only i.e. between the hours of sunrise and sunset as de#ned by the Broads tide table [copy on each yacht]. #ey must not be used for cruising outside these times or for racing outside of mutually agreed times.

Under no circumstances may the yachts be taken out to sea or below Haven Bridge, Great Yarmouth or through the lock at Oulton Broad. On no account may they be used for towing [other than a dinghy supplied by Hunters Yard] or be towed by other boats unless with professional assistance. It is obligatory that you adhere to the current navigation byelaws set by the Broads Authority [copy of relevant sections on board each yacht].

By paying a deposit you are agreeing to these Conditions and to any necessary amendments that may be made in future, of which you will be noti#ed in writing. Private hiring is through Hunter’s Fleet Ltd. Youth hiring is through Norfolk Heritage Fleet Trust. All cheques should be payable appropriately.

Booking TermsAll boats are let on an unattended basis. It is the Hirer’s responsibility to ensure the skipper and crew are experienced enough to handle the yacht and are not sailing under the in"uence of alcohol/drugs. !e booking accepted on the understanding that the yacht is placed at the disposal of the Hirer on the speci#ed date unless the company is prevented from doing so by circumstances beyond its control, in which case the whole of the hire fee will be returned, but the Hirer will have no claim on the Company. Advance booking for ‘extras’ is advisable. Extra gear includes all the items needed to board an additional person on the yacht, including mattresses, bedding and all utensils. Vehicles are parked on the premises at owner’s risk.

PetsPets are welcome at a charge of £30. If you wish to bring your dog please inform us at the time of booking.

Boarding timesSaturday hirers can arrive between 2 pm-4 pm. For short breaks we will endeavour to have the boat available from 11 am. You are welcome to enquire the previous week if you require an earlier start time. If you are likely to arrive a$er 3 pm on your start date please inform the sta% in advance. !ere will be a charge of £20 per boat per hour to cover sta% overtime if you arrive a$er 4 pm (this may be waived at the discretion of the manager).

RacingWe now allow racing in the 3 Rivers Race & Barton Charter Regatta only; unless otherwise agreed in advance with the Trust. !ere are additional terms and conditions for racing, please ask for them if you’re taking part.

Please help our sta% by ensuring the yacht is cleared not later than 9 am on your date of departure. A surcharge of £15 per hour or part thereof is payable a$er this time.

Conditions of Hire

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Local InformationBed & Breakfasts

Dairy Barns Hickling - 01692 598243

"e Moorhen Horning - 01692 631444

Ye Olde Saddlery Neatishead - 01692 630826Overnight accommodation is

available at Hunter’s Yard.Visit AirBnB & search ‘beds on the water in Ludham’ to book, or call 01692 678263

Public HousesPleasure Boat Inn

Hickling - 01692 598870Greyhound Inn

Hickling - 01692 598306"e Dog Inn

Ludham Bridge - 01692 630321"e Lion

"urne - 01692 671806"e Kings Arms

Ludham - 01692 678386"e New Inn

Horning - 01603 631223"e Maltsters

Ranworth - 01603 270900"e Bridge

Acle - 01493 750288"e Ship Inn

South Walsham - 01603 270049"e Falgate

Potter Heigham - 01692 670003

Convenience StoresA T "rower & Son

Ludham - 01692 678248Ludham Bridge Services

Ludham - 01692 630322Premier Grocery Store

Potter Heigham - 01692 670228Acle Bridge Co%ee Shop & Store

Acle - 01493 750355

Camp SitesManor Lodge - Graham Roll

Ludham - 07889 070188White House Farm Campsite

Potter Heigham - 01692 670403"e Dog Inn

Ludham - 01692 630321

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Hunter’s YardHorsefen Road, Ludham, Norfolk, NR29 5QG

01692 678263E: [email protected] www.huntersyard.co.uk

Find us just o% the River "urne on Womack Dyke

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