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 Yachting
Information
Grenada
uses the IALA B (red right returning rule). Unless you draw
more than 10 feet you will not have to pay attention to the
two big ship channel buoys outside of St. George’s or
use the leading (range) marks.
On Arrival
Arriving yachts
should display the yellow ‘Q’ flag and the courtesy
flag of Grenada from the starboard spreader of the main mast.
Customs
& Immigration
Captains should
prepare the following:
- Three crew and/or passenger
lists
- Immigration cards for crew
and passengers landing
- Ships, stores and health
declaration
- A port clearance from last
port of call
- ID for crew and passengers
– a valid passport or birth certificate, etc.
Clearance is
provided at the following ports –
Grenada
- Grenada Yacht Services (GYS),
St. George’s
- The Moorings, L’Anse
aux Epines
- Spice Island Marina, Prickly
Bay
- Grenada Marine, St. David’s
Bay
- Grenville
Carriacou
Customs and
Immigration are generally open -
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Mon to
Thurs from 8:00am to 11:45am and 1:00pm to 4:00pm.
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Fridays
from 8:00am to 11:45am
and 1:00pm to 5:00pm.
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Weekends
from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.
Entry Fees
for Cruising Permits
| Length
of yacht |
Fees ($EC) |
| Not exceeding
40 feet |
$50.00 |
| Exceeding
40 feet but not exceeding 60 feet |
$75.00 |
| Exceeding
60 feet but not exceeding 80 feet |
$100.00 |
| Exceeding
80 feet |
$150.00 |
The cruising
permit fee is payable by the master to the Customs office
upon arrival in Grenada, and is valid for the duration of
the yacht's stay in Grenada.
These fees
allow the yacht to cruise the waters of Grenada in accordance
with the Yachting Act and all other laws of Grenada.
Protocol For Ports of Entry
Exit Fees
There are no
exit fees for yachts, however visitors arriving by plane and
leaving by boat, are required to pay an Embarkation Tax of
$EC 1.00 per person, to the Immigration office at the time
of departure.
 Anchoring
Yachts shall
not anchor anywhere in the Grand Anse Bay area or in the Carenage
(Grenada), or by the oyster beds in Harvey Vale (Carriacou).
Yachts may not anchor within 200 metres offshore of any beach
in Grenada, Carriacou or Petite Martinique. Visiting yachtsmen
should check with customs to see if they need a coastwide
clearance (for which there is no charge), to visit the other
islands and harbours.
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