User Guide

Facility usage hours

facility gate

Reception counter

*Please complete procedures etc. during reception hours.
*Even after the counter closes, night security staff will be available to handle any procedures except for emergencies, so in the event of an emergency, please contact Shonan Port Management Office at 0466-22-2128.

About paid services

※ All taxes included

maintaining order in the yacht harbor

1. The following actions are prohibited within the yacht harbor and must not be performed under any circumstances.
・Use of fire for fishing, swimming, barbecues, etc.
・Bringing in fragile items such as dangerous items, bottles, and glasses
・Riding around by car, motorcycle, kickboard, skateboard, etc.
・Parking the car for a long time

2. Please be sure to notify the front desk if you intend to enter the yacht harbor with a vehicle, such as when loading or unloading a boat.In addition, please work quickly and leave promptly.

3. Aisles and ramps are areas used by many people.Never leave the trestle or boat unattended.In addition, please do not outfit or wait for the wind on the slope, as it will cause inconvenience to other people who are about to depart.

4. The dinghy pontoon is a shared space, so please respect each other's use.As for the second pontoon, please use the "leeward side" for dinghies and the "windward side" for powered boats such as tenders and inflatable boats.

5. When the boat is kept at the berth, we will carry out normal patrol inspections and emergency measures such as emergencies, but basically you are responsible for managing your own boat.When a typhoon is approaching, please check the storage condition of the boat and take measures against stormy weather such as reinforcing the rope.Also, if you accidentally damage the facilities or damage other boats, please report it immediately.

6. Regarding disposal of garbage, please put small amounts of combustible garbage, cans, and PET bottles separately in the designated trash cans.There is a charge for all other garbage.Please ask the front desk.

7. As a public harbor, please try to maintain a good environment so that users can use it comfortably.The management office does not take any responsibility for accidents or thefts in the facility.

Prevention of accidents at sea

1. In our harbor, we mainly use windsocks to warn dinghies that "Caution: Launching" or "No Launching" is prohibited. The guidelines for hoisting the windsock are as follows:

・"Caution for leaving the boat" = Yellow streamer display: The sea surface condition is getting worse.Or when deterioration is expected.
・"Do not leave the boat" = Displaying a red streamer: When warnings, warnings, etc. are issued, or when the sea surface condition deteriorates.

In addition to the above, if a tsunami warning or major tsunami warning is issued, the following streamers will be displayed.
・Red and white pattern: There is a danger of a tsunami, so evacuate to high ground or boats that are on the sea and do not have time to climb high ground should evacuate offshore.

*The above streamers are displayed on the so-called "Harbor Mizzen Mast" on the southeast side of the harbor.
"Harbor Mizzen Mast" can also be seen from the live camera footage.

2. Always wear a life jacket when leaving port.Also, if you forget your life jacket, we have rental items available at the front desk, so please let us know.

3. The sailing area around Enoshima Yacht Harbor has several dangerous spots, so please be careful and stay away from this area.
・Around fixed nets (including small fixed nets)
・Near Koshiechizen Tetra and Enoshima Embankment Tetra
・Enoshima Yacht Harbor Shonan Port Lighthouse (white lighthouse) and the area around the tip of the ship's quay (there is a reef called Kamone, and anglers may have their fishing lines stretched out near the tip of the breakwater).
・Around Higashihama Beach in the summer and around the “Wakame Net” set up off the coast of Koshigoe in the winter

4. If an accident or trouble occurs or if you witness one at sea, please contact the front desk immediately (telephone number: 0466-25-2211).