Guernsey Harbours

St Peter Port

Story

St Peter Port harbour dates to 1275; modern harbour built 1835-1909; St Sampson harbour built 1866-1870 (inferred from the source page)

St Peter Port has functioned as a busy port since Roman times

Guernsey Harbours manages and operates the Bailiwick's maritime gateways of St Peter Port and St Sampson's Harbours. Guernsey Harbours manages over 1600 local berths and moorings, the largest marina facility in the British Isles. The facilities include shower blocks on both sides of the Victoria Marina and electricity and water is available on all Victoria Marina pontoons. A fuel berth and large chandlery are located on the south side of the main fairway. Guernsey Harbours is part of the States of Guernsey Trading Assets. —

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Specialises in4

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Port & harbour operations

Port, harbour and ferry-terminal operations.

From their website

Ferry terminal operations (inferred from the source page)

Facilities

Accessible Entrance

From their website

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  • Marina management (1600+ local berths and moorings) (inferred from the source page)
  • Visitor marina (inferred from the source page)
  • Vessel Traffic Services (VTS) (inferred from the source page)
  • Pilotage (inferred from the source page)
  • Vessel registration (inferred from the source page)
  • British Ship Registry (inferred from the source page)

Contact

Social
Address
P.O. Box 631, St Julian's Emplacement, St Peter Port, Guernsey GY1 3DL

History2

Key dates and recorded company events for Guernsey Harbours.

  • 1835—Modern St Peter Port harbour built · Construction continued until 1909
  • 1866—St Sampson harbour built · Construction continued until 1870

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