Following the recent Welsh Government announcements, Cardiff Harbour Authority is pleased to announce that, as detailed in Local Notice to Mariners no 17, Cardiff Bay and the Barrage locks will... read more →
Cardiff Harbour Authority (CHA) Barrage locks will be closed to traffic except for emergencies from Friday 23 October at 18:00 until Monday 9 November at 00:01, due to the Covid-19... read more →
Jumping into and swimming in Cardiff Bay are prohibited – watch this 16 minute film by Theatr na nÓg to find out why: For more information about water safety, visit... read more →
The public toilets and outdoor gym are open on Cardiff Bay Barrage. Please maintain good hand hygiene and social distancing. Thank you.
From Monday 22 June, the Cardiff Bay Barrage car park, outer arm (for walking and fishing) and skate park will be open. Please observe 2-metre social distancing. Thank you.
Vessel and paddlecraft users will be able to access the slipway at Cardiff Rowing Centre (Channel View Leisure Centre) from Saturday 20 June. Permits can be purchased from the centre’s... read more →
Kayakers and boat users are NOT permitted to fish within the sluice structures on Cardiff Bay Barrage. This is extremely dangerous and could lead to serious, potentially fatal, incidents when... read more →
From Monday 8 June at 00:01, vessel owners will be given limited access through Cardiff Bay Barrage locks. Due to exceptionally low river flows into the Bay, these locking restrictions... read more →
From Monday 1 June at 00:01, recreational boat owners will be permitted to use their boats within Cardiff Bay for leisure purposes, as part of their daily exercise and recreation,... read more →
Tombstoning and swimming are prohibited in Cardiff Bay. Hidden objects are extremely dangerous and cold water shock can KILL. It only takes half a pint of water to enter your... read more →
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