Port Guadeloupe

Les Saintes Multiservices offers various services to boats anchored in the bay: cybercafé, computer services, mooring buoy request, clearances, weather report, laundry service, cleaning, garbage collection, drinking water terminal, waste collection, mail reception, mechanics... Any vessel entering the anchorage areas to make a stopover is required, upon arrival, to fill in the anchorage request form.

The marina (the only yachting marina in Basse-Terre) has a capacity of 340 berths, with pontoons for boats up to 25 m/54 ft with secure access gates. Following the passage of storm Fiona in September 2022, the marina is awaiting work and is not operating at full capacity. Available: electricity, water, fuel, wifi, CCTV, sewage pump, Shipchandler. Nearby stores (grocery, laundromat, etc.), accommodation, restaurants, post office, cash dispenser, Rivière Sens beach...

Between Pointe-à-Pitre and Gosier, this marina welcomes pleasure boats and large yachts, sailboats and motors. It has 1,100 berths at the quay and on buoys with a draught of 4.50 m for boats up to 50 m long. The pontoons are closed with access reserved for users by magnetic card. All the docks, equipped with water and electricity, sanitary facilities, are secured by video surveillance. Special terminals are reserved for American standard boats.

This marina located a few kilometers south of Pointe-à-Pitre has 1,300 berths. The pontoons can accommodate boats up to 60 m long with a draught of 4.50 m. On site, a technical area with travel lift 55 t/ floating dock 700 t. Water, electricity, ice, fuel oil, sanitary facilities reserved for users, laundry, free Wi-Fi, postal service, daily weather reports, 24-hour assistance in case of emergency, defibrillator at the harbourmaster's office, taxis, tourist information, car rental...

It is the main departure point for the maritime shuttles to the islands of the Saintes archipelago. During the Second World War, this pier was the rallying point for volunteers who left for Dominica to try to join the Free French Forces. A lighthouse, built in 1948, dominates this pier. The area is provided with bars, restaurants, stores of all kinds. It is very busy during the tourist season.