Full Description & Details
Capella Marigot Bay Marina sits on the west coast of St. Lucia, tucked into a deep, turquoise bay that shelters yachts from open-sea swell. The marina offers 42 berths plus 20 mooring buoys, accommodating vessels up to 85 meters in length and 6 meters in draft. It is a full-service facility with fueling, water, free WiFi, cable TV, trash pickup, black and gray water pumping, and cooking gas.
Guests have access to the adjacent Marigot Bay Resort's amenities, including two infinity pools, restaurants, a spa, five bars, and a fitness center. The on-site Marina Village provides a deli and supermarket with pre-order service, banking, wholesale outlets, village stores, and duty-free parts services. The setting combines deep blue water with lush green palm gardens, making it a visually striking stop for cruising yachts.
How to get there
Approach Marigot Bay from the Caribbean Sea on St. Lucia's west coast. The bay entrance is well-marked and straightforward in daylight, with no reported hazards in the approach channel. The marina monitors VHF channel 12 for berthing instructions and assistance.
Once inside, follow the marina's directions to your assigned berth or mooring buoy; depths are ample for large yachts, but confirm the latest local conditions on arrival. Ashore, the Marina Village is a short walk from the docks, and the resort's restaurants and pools are open to marina guests. Castries, the island's capital, is roughly a 20-minute drive north, with taxis available at the marina.
Check-in with local authorities is handled through the marina office, which can advise on customs and immigration procedures.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for yachts at Capella Marigot Bay Marina?
Capella Marigot Bay Marina accommodates yachts up to 85 meters in length and 6 meters in draft, with 42 berths and 20 mooring buoys available.
What facilities and amenities are available at Capella Marigot Bay Marina?
The marina offers fueling, water, free WiFi, cable TV, trash pickup, black and gray water pumping, and cooking gas. Guests also have access to the resort's pools, restaurants, spa, bars, and fitness center, plus the Marina Village's supermarket, deli, banking, and duty-free parts services.
Which VHF channel does Capella Marigot Bay Marina monitor?
Capella Marigot Bay Marina monitors VHF channel 12 for berthing instructions and assistance.
Can I stay overnight at Capella Marigot Bay Marina?
Yes, overnight stays are permitted at Capella Marigot Bay Marina, with berths and mooring buoys available for visiting yachts.
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