CV13 KHM
Pembrokshire Council
Isuzu D-max
Based at Tenby

This grey Ribcraft rib is fitted with blue flashing lights and is used by the Harbour Master at Hayling Island, Hampshire.



The rear.

The Harbour Master in the Barrow-in-Furness area uses this vessel called Fox.



Another view.

Cowes Harbour Master have this yellow rib fitted with a blue flashing light on the roof.



The Leeway craft has a siren unit and loudhailer fitted to the roof too. The crest of the Cowes Harbour Commission can also be seen.



The rear of the vessel.

Cowes Harbour Master have this white boat for their patrol work.



The rear view. A blue rotating beacon can be seen on a pole on the roof.

This vessel is Lambeth, a 13.5m catamaran that is used by the Port of London Authority. New in Summer 2009, it is the first of four new vessels for the authority, each of which is named after a London bridge.

This yellow and white jet ski has yellow and green checkers up the sides as well as a blue strobing beacon mounted on the front. It was spotted in Portsmouth harbour and is used by the Queen’s Harbour Master volunteer harbour patrol there.

This is a Harbour Master vessel called Westbourne. It is operated by the Port of London Authority on the River Thames. Notice the twin blue lights on the roof of the cabin.

Ravensbourne II is another Port of London Authority craft.

This is a Harbour Master survey vessel. It has striking yellow striping on the port and starboard bow and a blue flashing light at the top of the mast. It was spotted on the River Ouse in York.