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11 harbours · Caribbean & Bahamas
HI-BS-ALBANY-BAHAMAS
Albany Marina
Southwestern New Providence, Bahamas
A private-club megayacht marina on the south shore of New Providence: golf, residences, and published berths for very large yachts. Atlantis / Hurricane Hole is a different Nassau.
- Max LOA
- 120 m
- Draft
- 5.5 m
- VHF
- 16/10
Caribbean & Bahamas · 25.000°N 77.532°W
HI-AG-FALMOUTH-HARBOUR-ANTIGUA
Falmouth Harbour Marina
Falmouth Harbour, Antigua and Barbuda
Antigua's modern megayacht marina, a few minutes' walk from Nelson's Dockyard. Deep, alongside, and the usual home for 50–80 m yachts in season.
- Max LOA
- 100 m
- Draft
- 6 m
- VHF
- 68
Caribbean & Bahamas · 17.017°N 61.771°W
BSNAS
Hurricane Hole / Atlantis
Paradise Island, Nassau, Bahamas
The Paradise Island yacht basin beside Atlantis: convenient, busy, and more exposed to harbour traffic than the name implies. A hurricane hole in branding; confirm the actual storm plan.
- Max LOA
- 70 m
- Draft
- 4 m
- VHF
- 16
Caribbean & Bahamas · 25.084°N 77.321°W
HI-VG-NANNY-CAY
Nanny Cay
Tortola, British Virgin Islands
Tortola's workhorse marina and boatyard: charter base, haul-out, and a practical hurricane-prep node. Village Cay in Road Town is the town-quay cousin.
- Max LOA
- 40 m
- Draft
- 3.2 m
- VHF
- 16/68
Caribbean & Bahamas · 18.389°N 64.635°W
AGANU
Nelson's Dockyard / English Harbour
English Harbour, Antigua and Barbuda
A hurricane hole with Georgian dockyard stonework and a serious classic-yacht calendar. Falmouth next door is the megayacht overflow. This is operational Caribbean, not a theme park.
- Max LOA
- 70 m
- Draft
- 4.5 m
- VHF
- 68
Caribbean & Bahamas · 17.008°N 61.765°W
BLGUS
Port de Gustavia
Gustavia, St. Barthélemy
A tiny, Med-style harbour that becomes a floating city between Christmas and New Year. Published capacity is a suggestion; rafting, tenders and a closed reservation list are the winter truth.
- Max LOA
- 80 m
- Draft
- 4.5 m
- VHF
- 12
Caribbean & Bahamas · 17.898°N 62.850°W
GDSTG
Port Louis Marina
St. George's, Grenada
Camper & Nicholsons' southern Caribbean flagship and a preferred hurricane-season base south of 12°N. Deep, modern, and used as a summer lay-up harbour as much as a winter destination.
- Max LOA
- 90 m
- Draft
- 6 m
- VHF
- 14
Caribbean & Bahamas · 12.050°N 61.749°W
LCCAS
Rodney Bay Marina
Rodney Bay, Gros Islet, Saint Lucia
IGY Rodney Bay: the ARC landfall marina, a lagoon behind a channel, and Saint Lucia's yachting capital. Pitons are a day sail, not the harbour.
- Max LOA
- 50 m
- Draft
- 3.8 m
- VHF
- 16/12
Caribbean & Bahamas · 14.076°N 60.949°W
SXPHI
Simpson Bay Marina
Simpson Bay Lagoon, Sint Maarten
The Caribbean's technical and crew-change capital. A lagoon behind a bridge: air draft and opening times are as important as berth length. Isle de Sol and the French side are neighbouring, not identical, products.
- Max LOA
- 80 m
- Draft
- 4 m
- VHF
- 16/12
Caribbean & Bahamas · 18.037°N 63.114°W
HI-VG-VIRGIN-GORDA-YACHT-HARBOUR
Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbour
Spanish Town, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands
The Spanish Town marina: a clearance option, a provisioning stop, and the usual gate to North Sound. Not the Bitter End, not Leverick — confirm which Virgin Gorda you actually booked.
- Max LOA
- 35 m
- Draft
- 3 m
- VHF
- 16/11
Caribbean & Bahamas · 18.448°N 64.437°W
VISTT
Yacht Haven Grande
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
IGY's megayacht marina on St. Thomas: US customs, deep alongside berths, and a cruise-port neighbour. The usual first USVI landfall for large yachts coming from the east.
- Max LOA
- 150 m
- Draft
- 7 m
- VHF
- 16/10
Caribbean & Bahamas · 18.335°N 64.920°W