Full Description & Details
The Grenada Yacht Club sits south of St. George's, Grenada's capital, in a natural lagoon ringed by green hills. The marina offers 65 berths with a maximum boat length of 25 meters and a draft limit of 2 meters. Berth holders get electricity at 110/220V, water, and 24-hour security.
The clubhouse bar opens daily at 09:00, serving cold local beers with free WiFi. Additional services include fuel (diesel and gas), showers, laundry, ice, trash pickup, and cab booking. Propane tank refills are handled at the office on Mondays and Wednesdays, and a bookmobile operates from the office between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Phone and fax service are also available on site. Nearby attractions include Grand Anse Beach to the south, Annandale Falls to the west, and the historic Belmont Estate Plantation, a 17th-century estate about an hour's drive from the capital. The Grenada Underwater Sculpture Park, a collection of submerged artworks reflecting local culture and history, offers good snorkeling and diving opportunities.
How to get there
Approaching from the sea, the marina lies within a natural lagoon south of St. George's. The entrance is well marked, but local knowledge is advised due to the narrow channel and the 2-meter draft limit. The marina monitors VHF channel 16 for calls and berthing instructions.
Once inside, follow the marked fairway to the visitor berths, where staff will assist with mooring lines. The lagoon is sheltered from open ocean swells, providing a calm approach in most weather. For land access, the yacht club is a short taxi ride from St. George's, and the capital's port and airport are within easy reach.
Taxis are readily available at the marina office, and the nearby Grand Anse Beach is a quick drive south. There are no dedicated rail or ferry services to the club, but road connections to the rest of the island are straightforward.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum boat length and draft at Grenada Yacht Club?
The marina accommodates vessels up to 25 meters in length with a maximum draft of 2 meters.
Does Grenada Yacht Club have fuel and electricity?
Yes, fuel (diesel and gas) is available, and berths provide electricity at 110/220V.
Is there security at Grenada Yacht Club?
The marina offers 24-hour security for all berthed yachts.
What amenities are available at Grenada Yacht Club?
Amenities include showers, laundry, ice, trash pickup, a bar with free WiFi, phone/fax service, and propane refills on Mondays and Wednesdays.
What VHF channel does Grenada Yacht Club monitor?
The marina monitors VHF channel 16 for communications and berthing instructions.
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