St Peter Port
✦103-year heritage (1923)
Volunteer-runBailiwick-wide
Organisation formed in 1923 that promotes and protects the interests of Bailiwick boatowners, offering mooring buoys at five locations.
Phone+441481724595
Seven entities — two States-owned harbour authorities, a berth-holder administration office, one deep-water marina, one Alderney sailing club, and the 1923 Boatowners' Association. Guernsey Harbours manages 1,600+ berths across Victoria, Albert and QEII marinas; Beaucette Marina (1968) occupies a blue granite quarry converted by Royal Engineers. —
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St Peter Port
✦103-year heritage (1923)
Organisation formed in 1923 that promotes and protects the interests of Bailiwick boatowners, offering mooring buoys at five locations.
Vale
Peaceful marina in the Vale offering well-equipped berths for visitors, campervan pitches, and charming shepherd huts with sea views of Herm and Sark, a private deck, and a wood-burning stove.
Alderney
Part of States of Alderney
The States of Alderney's operational and administrative body for all maritime matters on Alderney, managing Braye Harbour and surrounding waters.
St Peter Port
Government service in St Peter Port that manages Guernsey and Alderney Airports, Guernsey Harbours, and the Ships Registry for vessels up to 150 GT and commercial fishing vessels.
Alderney
Bar on Alderney serving burgers, pizzas, seafood, and salads, with takeaway food, off-licence drinks, and venue hire.
St Peter Port
Part of Guernsey Ports
States of Guernsey service managing St Peter Port and St Sampson's Harbours, including over 1600 local berths and moorings, the largest marina facility in the British Isles.
St Peter Port
The administrative office for local berth enquiries and marina services, arranging installation and maintenance of mooring chains for Pool moorings in St Peter Port.