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Superyachts stern-to on the quay at Gustavia, St Barths
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Berths in St Barths

Gustavia is the only port for yachts on St Barths. Yachts go stern-to the quay wall with an anchor down, and every yacht needs authorisation from the port office.

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Port

Gustavia pleasure port

The port belongs to the Collectivité de Saint-Barthélemy and has a marina and a separate commercial port. The port website publishes no berth count or maximum length, so ask the port office before you plan a call.

PortBerthingContact
Port de Gustavia, pleasure port (port de plaisance)Stern-to the quay wall, dropping an anchor. Yachts email the port in advance with dates.+590 590 27 66 97, portdeplaisance@portdegustavia.fr. VHF 12. Open 07:00 to 18:00 every day.

Sources: Gustavia port website and Superyacht Services Guide. Superyacht Services Guide says all yachts must get authorisation from the Port Captain's office before they enter the port. Ask the port office for berth fees.

Services

Services at the pleasure port

WaterEvery quay has water taps with individual meters. Visiting boats pay EUR 0.019 a litre. Boats with a berth contract pay EUR 0.012 a litre.
WifiOpen to all boats. Collect the access code at the port office.
WashroomsFor port users only. Open every day from 07:30 to 18:00.
RubbishSorting is compulsory on St Barths. Containers for sorted waste stand on Quai Général de Gaulle and Quai de la Collectivité.
Sea rescueThe port has its own SNSM rescue station.

Source: Gustavia port website, services page.

Clearance

Clearance and port rules

Entry and exit

Forms

Entry and exit formalities are compulsory for the pleasure port. Complete them at the port office or online up to 24 hours ahead. The port registers them only after you print and sign the form at the office. An agent is not required.

Arrival

Call the port

Noonsite reports that the Port Authority asks for a call on VHF channel 12 two hours before arrival. A yacht that stays 24 hours can clear in and out at the same time (Noonsite, updated November 2024).

Speed

Channel limit

The port website posts 3 knots in the channel. The Territorial Environment Agency says vessels must use the access channel and keep to 5 knots in the port area. Keep to the lower limit.

Sources. Checked 7 November 2026.

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