Guernsey Harbours

St Peter Port

Part of Guernsey Ports

Story

St Peter Port harbour dates to 1275; modern harbour built 1835-1909; St Sampson harbour built 1866-1870

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

Guernsey Harbours is the States of Guernsey government body responsible for managing St Peter Port and St Sampson's harbours and three marinas — Victoria, Albert, and QEII — with over 1,600 local berths and moorings, the largest marina facility in the British Isles. It operates Vessel Traffic Services, Guernsey Coastguard, pilotage, vessel registration, ferry and cruise terminal facilities, and commercial port operations. The authority employs 77 staff and holds Four Gold Anchors certification for its visitor marina.

Specialises in4

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Facilities

Accessible Entrance

People3

  • Kieran HiggsAssistant Harbour Master
  • James WayHarbour Master, Head of Guernsey Coastguard, Registrar of British Ships
  • Ross CoppoloManaging Director, Guernsey Ports

From their website

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

Credentials

Certifications

  • Four Gold Anchors (Visitor Marina)

Hours

Victoria Marina Office: 7 days 0600-2200; Marine Services Centre: Mon-Fri 0800-1600; Coastguard: 24 hours

Contact

Social
Address
P.O. Box 631, St Julian's Emplacement, St Peter Port, Guernsey GY1 3DL
Postcode
GY1 2LN

History2

Key dates and recorded company events for Guernsey Harbours.

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

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