Port Brunelet
Harbour in France · 22.2896° S · 166.4377° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedfrom the harbour's website · 28 September 2026Port Brunelet is a marina on Pointe Brunelet in Nouméa, New Caledonia, with 120 berths. The marina is close to all kinds of amenities and has a SODEMO harbour staff member present daily, along with night surveillance and enclosed parking. Since June 2019, Port Brunelet has held the Blue Flag (Pavillon Bleu) eco-label for its ongoing commitment to sustainable tourism and environmental protection. At the marina you can get help with mooring as well as pumping and removal of black and grey water. There is waste sorting with collection of rubbish and used oil at each pontoon, trolleys available against a deposit, and fresh water and electricity (5, 10 or 15 A at 220 V) at every berth. Toilets are available, opened with a magnetic chip against a deposit, and there are parking spaces for bicycles, motorcycles and cars. The harbour office at 8 rue Tardy de Montravel assists with weather and tourist information and administrative formalities. Berth at Port Brunelet and enjoy the enclosed, watched-over marina close to Nouméa's facilities.
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