70 documented harbours and anchorages within 19 mi of Saint-Pierre, ranked by boaters' ratings: shelter, seabed, services, photos and reviews, ready to open in the BoatMap app.
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Anchorage at the mouth of the Lézarde, Martinique's longest river, at the head of Fort-de-France bay on the Le Lamentin shore.
Anchorage off Pointe du Bout, 400 m from the marina, Les Trois-Îlets, across the bay from Fort-de-France.
Small bay on the south side of the Caravelle peninsula, inside Baie du Galion on the Atlantic coast.
Field of 20 paying buoys run by the Étang Z'Abricots marina, at the head of Fort-de-France bay.
Organised mooring field of 80 buoys off Saint-Pierre, the former capital of Martinique destroyed by the 1902 eruption of Montagne Pelée, on the north Caribbean coast.
Anchorage off Case-Pilote village, on the Caribbean coast between Schœlcher and Bellefontaine.
Anchorage under Pointe d'Alet, between Anse Mitan and Anse à l'Âne, in Les Trois-Îlets.
Anchorage south of Le Carbet village, on the Caribbean coast between Bellefontaine and Saint-Pierre.
Small anchorage at Pointe Blanche on the west coast of the Trois-Îlets peninsula, 0.2 miles south of Îlet à Ramiers. Sand and rock, sheltered from north through east to south-east.
Anchorage by Îlet à Ramiers, a wooded rock of about 3 hectares off the west coast of Les Trois-Îlets, 0.7 miles west of Anse à l'Âne. Sand, rock and weed, sheltered from north through east.
Anchorage north of Le Prêcheur village, on the north Caribbean coast below the cliffs.
Cove off Schœlcher town, west of Fort-de-France, on the north shore of Fort-de-France bay.
Anchorage under Pointe la Mare, between Saint-Pierre and Le Prêcheur, on the north Caribbean coast.
Anchorage in the southern part of Anse Céron, north of Le Prêcheur, on the north Caribbean coast.
Mooring area off the bourg of Les Trois-Îlets, on the south side of the Baie de Fort-de-France. Weed and mud bottom, sheltered from north-west through west and south to south-east, open to the north and north-east.
Anchorage at the head of Fort-de-France bay, off Morne Cabri on the Le Lamentin shore.
Marina of about 100 berths at Pointe du Bout, Les Trois-Îlets, on the south shore of Fort-de-France bay, in the island's main hotel resort.
Cove north of Le Carbet village, on the Caribbean coast, where Paul Gauguin and Charles Laval stayed in 1887.
Small cove on the west coast of Martinique, 0.7 miles north of Grande Anse d'Arlet. Sand and rock, sheltered from east through south-east to south.
Anchorage off Vatable in the bay of Les Trois-Îlets, south side of the Baie de Fort-de-France. Sand and mud, sheltered from east through south to west, open to the north.
Cove on the west coast of Martinique between Anse Noire and Grande Anse d'Arlet. White bioclastic sand beach, bottom of sand and weed, sheltered from east through south to south-west.
Anchorage off the Village de la Poterie, east of the Trois-Îlets bourg on the south side of the Baie de Fort-de-France. Sand and mud, sheltered from east through south to west, open to the north.
Pointe Banane anchorage, on the south shore of Baie du Galion, Atlantic coast between Le Robert and La Trinité.
La Colline cove, on the Caribbean coast between Schœlcher and Case-Pilote.
Anchorage in the northern part of Le Robert harbour, near Îlet Petite Martinique, on the Atlantic coast.
Anchorage off Bellefontaine village, on the Caribbean coast between Case-Pilote and Le Carbet.
Anchorage off Le Prêcheur village, the last commune on the Caribbean coast before the northern tip of Martinique.
Anchorage in the southern part of Le Robert harbour, Atlantic coast, 900 m east of Marina du Robert.
Small fishing harbour at Grand'Rivière, on the northern tip of Martinique below the north flank of Montagne Pelée.
Anchorage at the head of Baie du Galion, on the Atlantic coast between Le Robert and La Trinité.
Ponton annexes du marché du Lamentin is the best rated by boaters near Saint-Pierre, at 4.9/5, 15 mi away.
La Rade de Saint-Pierre is 1 mi from Saint-Pierre.
BoatMap documents 70 harbours and anchorages within 19 mi of Saint-Pierre: 8 harbours and 62 anchorages.