Troon Yacht Haven has been awarded runner up in the UK Marina Of The Year 2022 awards.
The award for the Ayrshire marina comes after a sustained period of investment in new facilities including a berth holder lounge, upgraded laundrette and the opening of the new marina hotel, The Salt Lodge.
The investment, which totals over £1.4million, has seen rewards with the marina reporting an increase in berth holders as well as national and international recognition including the prestigious Five Gold Anchor recognition and a Scottish Parliamentary Motion of commendation.
“It’s a real honour to receive this award from The Yacht Harbour Association”, said Marina Director Stephen Bennie.
“It’s been a rewarding year with new customers visiting our marina and increased occupancy at our hotel, The Salt Lodge.
“What makes this award extra special is that it was voted for by boat owners around the UK.
"This gives us the validation that the investments we’ve made in new services and facilities have been well-received by our market, and we’re extremely grateful to everyone who voted for us."
The Marina Of The Year awards were presented at this year’s Southampton International Boat Show.
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TYHA General Manager, Jon White and Chair, Colin Watts, were joined by representatives from many of the 160 plus Gold Anchor accredited marinas from around the world hoping to clinch one of the coveted awards.
Jon White, TYHA General Manager said: “These awards are voted for by berth holders and celebrate the very best marinas both in the UK and overseas and provide a perfect opportunity to recognise those marinas that go above and beyond, offering outstanding quality and service to their berth holders and visitor."
Representing Troon Yacht Haven at the awards was Sarah Ogilvie, Assistant Marina Manager at Troon Yacht Haven.
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