Arrival by Sea
Barbados arrival procedures require yachts to call the Signal Station on VHF Channel 12 before entering. Contact Port St Charles on VHF Channel 77 or 16 before arrival. Report directly to the port of entry; do not anchor or go ashore before clearing customs and immigration.
Berthing Experience
The lagoon berths are mainly for residents and marina guests. Mooring buoys outside the breakwater are available for larger yachts.
Facilities Afloat
The marina is an official port of entry, with a Barbados Immigration Department office at Port St Charles.
Marine Services
A private water taxi connects the marina, the lagoon and the resort.
Ashore
Speightstown is a short walk away. The resort has onsite dining, a gym and tennis and pickleball courts.
Skipper's Notes
Marina VHF: Channel 77 / 16; Barbados Signal Station Channel 12. Email: [email protected].
Before You Arrive
- Confirm the berth, vessel dimensions and arrival instructions directly with the marina or harbour office.
- Check depths, tidal access and any entry or clearance formalities before arrival.
- Use current charts, pilot books, forecasts and local notices, and follow harbour-master directions.
- Treat every map and position in this Guide as general orientation, never navigation.
- Recheck fuel, lifting and seasonal service availability before departure.
Contact and booking
Berths, prices, depths and arrival procedures change. Confirm them directly with the marina or harbour office before you sail.
Frequently asked questions
What VHF channel does Port St Charles, Barbados use?
Marina VHF: Channel 77 / 16; Barbados Signal Station Channel 12.
How do I email Port St Charles, Barbados?
Email: [email protected].
Where do visiting boats clear in at Port St Charles, Barbados?
Port of Entry: Yes; Immigration office at the marina (+1 246 535 4178).