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Visiting Pointe-a-Pitre by yacht
When to come, and where yachts moor near Pointe-a-Pitre.
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Seasons
When to come
| Period | What to know |
|---|---|
| 1 June to 30 November | Atlantic hurricane season (NOAA). |
| September to November | The wettest months at Le Raizet, with 186 to 203 mm of rain a month (Meteo-France, 1991 to 2020). |
| February | The driest month at Le Raizet, with 58 mm of rain (Meteo-France, 1991 to 2020). |
NOAA National Hurricane Center and Meteo-France. Le Raizet is the airport station.
Moorings
Where yachts moor
Marina Bas-du-Fort
The main base. It has 1,260 pontoon berths and 50 buoy moorings in three basins.
Cochon islet
A field of 55 moorings run by the marina. The 2026 rate for a yacht of 20 to 40 m, up to 132 ft, is EUR 21.21 per day.
Marina Bas-du-Fort. Check local anchoring rules before you drop an anchor.
Sources. Checked 8 November 2026.
- Marina Bas-du-Fort, presentation
- Marina Bas-du-Fort, services
- Marina Bas-du-Fort, practical information
- Marina Bas-du-Fort, 2026 rates
- Guadeloupe Port Caraibes, Marina
- French customs, navigation in the overseas departments (clearance)
- French customs, list of approved clearance points (January 2026)
- France-Visas, France and the Schengen Area
- Meteo-France climate sheet, Le Raizet Aero 97101015 (1991 to 2020)
- NOAA National Hurricane Center, climatology
- UKSA salary guide 2025
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