Port St. Charles - General Info

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Port St Charles is a development on the northwest coast of the island with a small mega-yacht resort marina with 6 visitor berths for yachts up to 200 feet.

Whilst this is a secure place to leave your boat, this is a private residential port complex and there are no facilities outside the marina apart from the nice yacht club.

Position:

13° 15’45″N, 59° 38’40″W (marina entrance)

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Port St. Charles was last updated 2 years ago.

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  1. December 15, 2019 at 6:51 PM
    nick.keeler says:

    We checked in here following our crossing from Tenerife. The customs/immigration office is the old building next to the yacht club. Officials were pleasant and helpful, whole process taking 30 mins. Opens at 0900. Anchor just outside the ‘marina’ in sand, good holding and dinghy in. I wouldn’t bother messing around trying to dock inside.
    Had breakfast at the yacht club, very nice but eyewateringly expensive,
    Speightstown doesn’t have much to offer really, the self service restaurant (blue and yellow Carib beer colours) seemed the best of an average bunch.

    1. December 26, 2019 at 8:21 AM
      hsailrivercafe-com says:

      Hi Nick,
      thanks for sharing this. But by talking about customs, do you talk about the Yacht Club in Bridgetown, right side of the beach? That would be cool because it would avoid the hassle with the shallow draft.
      Cheers
      H

    2. December 28, 2019 at 12:08 AM
      peter-krausgmx-com says:

      Hi Holger, for clearance / check in you should still go in the deep water harbour Bridgetown.
      ! Call Bridgetown Signal Station for your request on Channel 12, before entering!
      Go to Immigration Offices „Health“ first!! right side in the hall, 1st floor. After 30min all is done.
      And if you need water , asked them and „you are given“.
      Peter