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Foreness Waterski Club

Foreness Waterski Club

Web Links Location Local station Margate

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The Club operates from our clubhouse on the lower promenade, Princes Walk, Palm Bay, in Cliftonville, Margate, just off the B2051.

The designated waterski area is set in a large natural bay, below the shelter of chalk cliffs, between Margate and Broadstairs.

It has been designated for powered water sports by Thanet District Council.

Address

Foreness Waterski Club Princes Walk, Palm Bay Avenue, Cliftonville Margate CT9 3SE

Contact

01843 299556

Links

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