Full Description & Details
Marina du Robert sits in a serene bay on the south coast of Martinique, sheltered by a dense mangrove that provides good protection from dominant winds. This family-run marina has operated for over 50 years and now accommodates up to 30 berthed vessels plus 150 land-based boats. Its position blends Caribbean Sea views with lush tropical landscapes, making it a practical and pleasant stopover for regional sailors.
The marina offers 30 berths suitable for vessels up to 40 feet in length with a maximum draft of 1.50 meters. On-site amenities include water and electricity at berths, Wi-Fi, a fuel station, boat care and repair facilities, a restaurant, bar, laundry, and restrooms. A careening area and renovation services are also available, covering most maintenance needs from routine upkeep to emergency repairs.
The on-site restaurant provides views across the bay, and the marina's location gives easy access to the La Caravelle peninsula rainforest, the Sainte-Anne beaches, and the historic ruins of Saint-Pierre. Whether stopping for a night or storing a boat long-term, the combination of shelter, services, and scenic surroundings makes this a well-rounded facility for cruisers exploring Martinique.
How to get there
The marina entrance is wide and unobstructed. Boats arriving from the north must navigate around Madame islet, while those approaching from the south should pass between Chancel islet and the coast. The entrance is well-marked and lit, which facilitates nighttime approaches.
By air, the marina is about 20 kilometers from Martinique Aime Cesaire International Airport, with taxis and shuttles available. By road, it is roughly a 30-minute drive from Fort-de-France, the capital. The marina is also reachable by sea from various Caribbean islands, making it a convenient stopover for regional sailors.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum boat length and draft at Marina du Robert?
Marina du Robert accommodates vessels up to 40 feet in length with a maximum draft of 1.50 meters.
Does Marina du Robert have fuel and repair facilities?
Yes, the marina has a fuel pump station, a careening area, and boat care and repair facilities for maintenance and emergency repairs.
Is overnight berthing allowed at Marina du Robert?
Yes, overnight berthing is permitted, and the marina offers 30 berths with water and electricity connections.
What amenities are available at Marina du Robert?
Amenities include Wi-Fi, showers, a restaurant, laundry facilities, power, water, and a bar.
How far is Marina du Robert from the airport and Fort-de-France?
The marina is about 20 kilometers from Martinique Aime Cesaire International Airport and roughly a 30-minute drive from Fort-de-France.
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