• All motorised leisure craft must not approach any bathing, diving, surfing or canoeing area, staying a minimum of 440 yards off shore whilst outside of Cullercoats Harbour, except in the case of an emergency when it is permissible to approach the shore in a controlled manner away from other beach users.
• All motorised leisure craft must be launched in the designated area within Cullercoats Harbour.
• North Tyneside Council and its agents, reserve the right to restrict launching and use if it is deemed necessary for safety reasons.
• The Council and its agents reserve the right to impose zoning in the interests of health and safety.
• Refuelling is to be carried out in the launching zone only. No fuel or oil containers are to be left on the beach or surrounding areas.
• All vehicles must be removed from the beach area and all access points to it. Trailers may be left on the beach provided they are in a safe location and not obstructing access to other beach/site users and emergency vehicles.
• Any deliberate harassment or nuisance caused to other sea/beach users may result in the offenders launch permit being revoked and any future use of the site being prohibited.
• North Tyneside Council or its agents accept no liability for any injury or death of any person, or damage to property of any person using or operating a motorised leisure craft or their agents or invitees, or any other person, except where such acts or injuries involve negligence on the part of the Council and/or its agents.
• All motorised leisure craft users are advised to at all times take/use appropriate safety equipment whilst launching from Cullercoats Harbour.
• All motorised leisure craft users are advised to keep engine noise to a minimum.
• Motorised leisure craft includes, but is not limited to the following :-
  - Personnel Watercraft.
  - Speed Boats.
  - Leisure Boats.
• It is paramount that users of motorised leisure craft pay respect to other water users, to those on the shoreline, and to the environment.
• Motorised leisure craft owners are expected to maintain their craft to a safe, seaworthy standard. Failure to do so may result in access to the launch area being denied.
• Personal Watercraft users should leave the beach and harbour area in single file, travelling within the agreed speed limits.

For any further information, or to report any behaviour that causes you concern, contact Sandro Dimascio on 07815687779 or e-mail : dimasciosandro@yahoo.co.uk