Christophe Harbour ST. KITTS


17”14.64’N/62°39.39’W No. of berths 24 Max length 92m


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Max draft 5.6m VHF 71 www.christopheharbour.com


he 2,500-acre luxury resort community and superyacht marina in St. Kitts, Christophe Harbour is the Eastern Caribbean’s pre-eminent homeport. Set on the south eastern peninsula of St. Kitts, this luxury resort community and marina is located within the heart of the popular cruising grounds between Antigua and St. Maarten and home to bespoke residences and amenities, including the Caribbean’s first Park Hyatt, a Tom Fazio golf course (under construction), and The Pavilion beach club. The Marina at Christophe Harbour features 24 berths, is expanding rapidly, and can accommodate vessels over 100min length. With two experienced superyacht captains at the helm, and a professional staff onboard to assist with itineraries and a host of VIP services… any stop at Christophe Harbour is an exceptional one. The facilities are expanding at a rapid pace and is already a huge favourite with visiting crews.The Marina at Christophe Harbour has the largest fuel storage capacity of all the Eastern Caribbean marinas. One of the most convenient bunkering set-ups with onsite tank capacities supplying in-berth and high pressure fueling, The Marina at Christophe Harbour offers tax and duty- free fuel to both private and commercial vessels. In-slip fueling is available for vessels up to 250 feet.


Port St. Maarten ST. MAARTEN


18°02.44’N/63°05.40W No. of berths 520 Max length 95m


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Max draft 5.5m VHF 78/16 www.igy-isledesol.com


t Maarten is open for business - the full service premier yachting destination in the Caribbean. Although the


passage of Hurricane Irma and Maria did impact the island destination, St. Maarten has shown its resilience through its speedy recovery, and superyachts have already begun their return to the favoured destination. The Simpson Bay Lagoon houses the main facilities for yachts of all sizes. According to the St. Maarten Marine Trades Association, St. Maarten is open for business, and is fully capable of providing yachts the welcome and service to which the industry has become accustomed. The yacht service providers and marinas are already gearing up for the upcoming season and are open and ready for business. St. Maarten, The Yachting Capital of the Caribbean is ready for the 2018-2019 season.


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