Four operators. Two are States-run: Guernsey Ports for St Peter Port and St Sampson; Alderney Harbour Office for Braye, behind a 1,430m Victorian breakwater. Beaucette Marina (Vale, 2005) is the sole private operator — 115 berths in a former blue-granite quarry. The Guernsey Boatowners Association (1923) runs mooring buoys at five other locations. —
St Peter Port·Organization
✦103-year heritage (1923)
Volunteer membership organisation for Bailiwick boatowners, offering mooring, advocacy, and member benefits since 1923.
Vale·Accommodation
Deep-water marina in Vale with 115 serviced berths, four shepherd hut glamping accommodations, campervan pitches, and the on-site Saltwater Restaurant.
Alderney·Service
Part of States of Alderney
Alderney Harbour Office operates Braye Harbour — the island's only port of entry — providing maritime services, visitor moorings, and search and rescue.
St Peter Port·Organization·Est. 2017
Part of States of Guernsey
States of Guernsey-owned organisation established in 2017, managing the Bailiwick's airports, harbours, and coastguard services, including search and rescue, with a team of 201-500.