About PORT OF TRURO
The Port of Truro is 2,500 acres in size and has a significant number of leisure moorings together with visitor’s pontoons and quays. The entire Fal estuary holds approximately 4,500 moorings, 1500 of which are located within the port of Truro. The port also has a long history of commercial activity and current operations are focussed at Lighterage Quay, Newham. The quay currently handles general bulk cargoes, primarily scrap and a ship recycling facility has been established. In addition, there are a number of deep water lay-up berths for large vessels situated in the River Fal, near King Harry Ferry. These moorings can accommodate vessels up to 190m lengths overall.
Facilities
Electricity
Water
ToiletsCOORDINATES
50.24555 N, -5.02333 E
Port Information
Telephone
Berth Sizes
< 10m, 10-20m, 20m+
Depth at MLW
2 - 3m
Manoeuvrability
Fair
Channel Marking
Fair
Dock Type
Floating
Style Stern To
Yes
Tidal Flow
Negligible
Weather Forecast
Thu
5AM - 9AM
19 March 2026
E 8–11 knots. Gusts up to 26 knots.
Increasing from 6 to 10°C
E 1.3m at 5s period
UV Index: 0 - Low
Sunny
Thu
9AM - 1PM
19 March 2026
- E 10 knots increasing to 13 knots. Gusts up to 21 knots.
- 10 to 13°C
- E 1.2m at 5s period
- UV Index: 3 - Moderate
- Sunny
Thu
1PM - 5PM
19 March 2026
- E 14 knots decreasing to 12 knots. Gusts up to 22 knots.
- 12°C
- E 1.2m at 5s period
- UV Index: 0 - Low
- Sunny