Port de Saint-Pierre

Port de Saint-Pierre, also known as Port Lislet Geoffroy, is located on the south coast of Réunion in the town of Saint-Pierre and is a combined fishing and pleasure-boat harbour with 400 berths, of which 350 are for pleasure craft and 50 for traditional fishing boats. The quays are arranged by boat size: Quai A for fishing boats up to 6 m (50 berths), Quai B for 4-7 m (85 berths), Quai C for 7-7.50 m (83 berths), Quai D for 7.50-12 m (75 berths), Quai E for sailboats 9-15 m (40 berths) and Quai F for professional fishing (20 berths); Quai Sud is used for landing visitors, parking for fishermen and hull cleaning. The harbour office is open Monday to Friday from 8am-12pm and 1pm-4pm, with weekend standby for emergencies.

Fuel is available from a fuel station offering SP98 and GO for pleasure boaters, plus blue SP98/GO for professional fishermen; round-the-clock card payment is planned. Freshwater and electricity points are found on several pontoons and quays.

In the harbour's technical area there are toilets and a laundry for permanent residents, plus waste-sorting bins colour-coded and regularly emptied. Free wifi is provided to give access to practical information about the harbour.

Right by the harbour lies a beach as well as numerous shops, bars, snack stands and restaurants along Boulevard Hubert Delisle, with Saint-Pierre town centre nearby. Tie up at one of the many quay berths and step straight out onto the beach and the lively boulevard.