Full Description & Details
Marina Fort Louis is a 150-berth marina in Marigot, the capital of Saint Martin, with direct sea access and no bridges to navigate. It accommodates vessels up to 80 meters LOA and drafts to 3.5 meters. The marina offers metered water, electricity (110/220/380V, 16-100A, both European and American outlets), a dinghy dock, fuel dock, Wi-Fi, showers, laundry, and a crane.
Adjacent is the Yacht Club Restaurant, an Italian and Creole eatery with sunset views, which can host events for over 150 guests. The marina is a short walk from Marigot's town center, shops, and the famous market.
How to get there
Approach from the sea directly to the marina; there are no narrow bridges to transit. The entrance is straightforward, with the marina located at approximately 18.0699 N, 63.0878 W. Depths at the entrance and berths are suitable for vessels up to 3.5 meters draft. Contact the marina on VHF channel 16 for berth assignment and assistance.
The marina is in Marigot, on the French side of the island; the nearest airport is Princess Juliana International (SXM) on the Dutch side, about 20 minutes by road. Road access from the town center is easy, and parking is available near the marina.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft at Marina Fort Louis?
The marina can accommodate yachts up to 80 meters (260 feet) LOA, with a maximum draft of 3.5 meters (12 feet).
Does Marina Fort Louis have fuel and electricity?
Yes, there is a fuel dock, and electricity is available at 110, 220, and 380 volts, with amperage from 16 to 100 amps, supporting both European and American plugs.
Are there restaurants or dining options at the marina?
The Yacht Club Restaurant is adjacent to the marina, serving Italian and Creole cuisine for lunch and dinner, with terraces overlooking the water.
Can I host events at Marina Fort Louis?
Yes, the marina can host events for over 150 guests, including weddings and business gatherings, with catering arranged by the restaurant.
Is there Wi-Fi and laundry at the marina?
Wi-Fi is available, and there are washers and dryers for laundry, along with sanitary facilities and a dinghy dock.
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