Full Description & Details
Le Phare Bleu Boutique Hotel & Marina sits on Grenada's southeast coast in Petite Calivigny Bay, near the village of Egmont. The marina is part of a larger eco-friendly resort built around a historic lighthouse ship, with tropical gardens and a private beach. It offers 60 berths for yachts up to 100 feet (30.48 meters) in length and a maximum draft of 15 feet (4.57 meters).
Dockside amenities include water, electricity (16/32 amp, 230V, 50 Hz), complimentary Wi-Fi, a laundromat, ice, and washrooms with showers on the lighthouse ship. Diesel and gasoline are not available at the dock but can be arranged. The resort also provides a swimming pool, several dining options, a deli and bakery, a gin distillery, a spa, and a boutique.
Day charters, sunset cruises, and a 24-hour sailing catamaran for snorkeling, diving, and fishing are available on site. The Petite Calivigny Yacht Club hosts watersport events, and Hobie Cats can be rented for sailing practice. The marina is known for its unique Dinghy Concerts, floating musical performances that require a boat or water taxi to attend.
Nearby attractions include Hog Island and the world's first underwater sculpture park in Moliniere Bay. Belmont Estate, an organic farm with gardens, a museum, a cocoa factory, a restaurant, and a gift store, is about an hour's drive from the capital.
How to get there
The marina is accessible via a buoyed entrance channel that ensures safe and straightforward navigation for visiting yachts. The tranquil waters of Petite Calivigny Bay provide an idyllic setting for anchoring. No specific bearings, waypoints, or VHF channels are documented in the available sources, so skippers should rely on local charts and standard pilotage when approaching.
The entrance channel is marked with buoys, and the bay offers calm conditions for entry. For those arriving by sea, the marina provides a clear and safe approach, but it is advisable to contact the marina in advance for current depth and berth availability. By air, Grenada's international airport offers convenient access, and by road the resort is well-connected to the capital and other key locations on the island.
No additional formalities are noted in the sources.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for berths at Le Phare Bleu Marina?
Le Phare Bleu Marina hosts 60 berths for yachts up to 100 feet (30.48 meters) in length and with a draft of up to 15 feet (4.57 meters).
Are fuel and electricity available at Le Phare Bleu Marina?
Water and electricity (16/32 amp, 230V, 50 Hz) are available dockside, but diesel and gasoline are not available at the dock; they can be arranged. Complimentary Wi-Fi is also provided.
What facilities and services are available at Le Phare Bleu Marina?
The marina offers a laundromat, ice for sale, washrooms and showers on the historic Lighthouse Ship, plus resort amenities including a swimming pool, dining options, a deli and bakery, a gin distillery, a spa, and a boutique. Day charters, sunset cruises, and a 24-hour sailing catamaran for snorkeling, diving, and fishing are also available.
How do I approach Le Phare Bleu Marina by sea?
The marina is accessible via a buoyed entrance channel that ensures safe and straightforward navigation. The tranquil waters of Petite Calivigny Bay provide calm conditions for entry, but no specific bearings, waypoints, or VHF channels are documented, so rely on local charts and contact the marina in advance.
What attractions are near Le Phare Bleu Marina?
Nearby attractions include Hog Island and the world's first underwater sculpture park in Moliniere Bay. Belmont Estate, an organic farm with gardens, a museum, a cocoa factory, a restaurant, and a gift store, is about an hour's drive from the capital.
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