Full Description & Details
Jolly Harbour Marina & Boatyard sits on Antigua's protected west coast, at 17deg 04'.46N, 61deg 54'.30W, with views of Montserrat, Redonda, St. Kitts, and Nevis on clear days. The marina offers 155 berths across four docks in the main area, plus dedicated docks for larger vessels up to 200 feet. Every berth has power (120V and 220V), water, and free Wi-Fi.
Fuel, pump-out services, and propane refills are available. The boatyard stores up to 200 boats, including covered dinghy storage, with two yard areas for vessels up to 75 feet, offering cradle and stand storage. Security includes 24-hour guards, CCTV, and an ABSAR (Antigua & Barbuda Search and Rescue) base.
Amenities include a full-service chandlery, marine tradesmen, boat management, showers, laundry, a restaurant, and provisions. The marina is an official port of entry for Antigua & Barbuda.
How to get there
The entrance to Jolly Harbour Marina is at 17deg 04'.5N, 61deg 54'.3W, marked by a safe water marker. The marina uses the IALA B System with red and green channel markers. A 'no wake' zone and a 5-knot speed limit apply.
Approach during daylight hours for easier navigation. Contact marina staff on VHF Channel 68 for docking assistance or inquiries. Upon arrival, fly the 'Q' flag and proceed to the designated dock for incoming vessels.
Only the skipper should leave the boat to clear customs, carrying boat papers, passports, and onward travel details. Access to the marina docks and fuel dock is restricted until official clearance is granted.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length of vessel that Jolly Harbour Marina can accommodate?
The marina can accommodate vessels up to 200 feet, with dedicated docks for larger boats.
What VHF channel does Jolly Harbour Marina monitor?
Jolly Harbour Marina monitors VHF Channel 68 for docking assistance and inquiries.
Is Jolly Harbour Marina a port of entry for Antigua and Barbuda?
Yes, Jolly Harbour Marina is an official port of entry, and vessels must fly the 'Q' flag and clear customs upon arrival.
What utilities and amenities are available at Jolly Harbour Marina?
Every berth has power (120V and 220V), water, and free Wi-Fi. Amenities include fuel, pump-out, propane, showers, laundry, a restaurant, provisions, and a chandlery.
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