Rodney Bay Marina in St Lucia is a world-class yachting destination offering vibrant waterfront dining, charter sailing, and easy access to the island's best anchorages.
Rodney Bay Marina has its roots in the development of northern St Lucia as a tourism and yachting destination during the latter decades of the twentieth century. The marina was purpose-built to accommodate ocean-going yachts and has since grown into one of the most fully equipped facilities in the Eastern Caribbean, offering fuel, provisioning, haul-out services, and berths for vessels of considerable size.
On the water, visitors can arrange sailing charters, fishing charters, and sunset cruises from the marina docks. The surrounding bay is calm and well-protected, making it an ideal base for day trips along the St Lucian coastline.
The shoreside atmosphere is equally rewarding. Restaurants and bars line the promenade, serving grilled fish, creole dishes, and cold Piton lager. The nearby Rodney Bay Village extends the options with local rum shops and casual eateries. A short journey south leads to the volcanic landscapes and quieter coves of the island, including the secluded Anse Cochon Beach.
For anyone drawn to the sea, Rodney Bay Marina offers a rare combination of professional facilities, convivial atmosphere, and genuine Caribbean character that makes it worth a visit in its own right.
Visit during the Atlantic Rally for Cruisers in late November to watch hundreds of offshore yachts arrive after their transatlantic passage — the atmosphere on the docks is electric.
Arrive early in the morning to watch charter crews prepare their vessels and to claim a shaded table at one of the waterfront cafes before the midday heat sets in.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen and a light layer for evening, as the sea breeze off the marina can feel surprisingly cool after sunset.
Book a sunset sailing charter directly from the marina docks for an unobstructed view of the Piton mountains glowing in the late afternoon light.
Explore the adjacent Rodney Bay Village on foot for local rum shops, fresh seafood stalls, and a more relaxed pace away from the marina promenade.
Link Saint Lucia's north and Soufriere by shared catamaran
Customize a private luxury charter aboard Last Call
Enjoy a chef-prepared dinner aboard a private sunset catamaran
Sail St. Lucia’s coast with hors d’oeuvres and a champagne sunset toast
Trade the road journey for a private coastal airport transfer
Skip road traffic on a coastal catamaran transfer
Make your own chocolate bar in St. Lucia’s cacao groves