Marina du Marin

The Marina du Marin stands out for the services it offers on site. From clearance procedures to provisioning, not forgetting a medical centre, a launderette and a state-of-the-art service station, everything is designed to make life easier for yachtsmen. A black and grey water collection service is also available directly on the pontoons, ensuring strict compliance with environmental standards... plus numerous shops, restaurants and boutiques.

Docking at the Marina du Marin means :
- A personalised welcome 7 days a week
- A team ready to help you position your boat
- berthing capacity for large yachts up to 60 m long and with a draught of 4.80 m
- 220 V or 400 V electricity on the pontoons
- Regular rotations of the Dockwise in the Bay of Le Marin
- Regulated access to the pontoons, under video surveillance, guaranteeing optimum safety for everyone
- A harbour with a cyclone hole

The Marina du Marin continues to evolve, reinforcing its status as one of the leading marinas in the Caribbean region.

Low season opening times (from June)
Monday to Saturday: 8am to 1pm - 2pm to 4.30pm
Sunday & public holidays: 8am to 1pm
High season opening times (from November)
Monday to Saturday: 8am to 1pm - 2pm to 5pm
Sunday & public holidays: 8am-1pm


A little history :
The creation of the Marin Marina dates back to 1985, an initiative taken by the municipality of Le Marin which, aware of the region's maritime potential, decided to enhance its natural heritage by building a marina and careening centre. The project took shape in the early 90s, under the impetus of Mayor Rodolphe DESIRE and Frantz JEAN-JOSEPH, under the name Société Antillaise d'Exploitation de Port de Plaisance.

Initially comprising 160 berths and surrounded by around twenty specialist companies, the port has grown over the years. In 2000, five new pontoons were added, including one capable of accommodating large yachts. In 2010, a new 4,500 m² shopping area was inaugurated, marking a key stage in the development of this leading port infrastructure in the Lesser Antilles.

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