It is important to contact the marina BEFORE arrival as you may be turned away if there is no space.
The two parts of this marina are managed by the same team. The office is in the old marina. It is the small Sydney Opera House looking building in the northeast corner.
The old marina (Port de Plaisance with 450 berths) is south of the commercial harbour.
The newer 80 berth marina (Titan Dock) - located on the eastern side of the commercial harbour and just a 5-minute walk from the town centre - is where visiting yachts are most likely to be allocated a berth. Whilst security is good in the marina with key operated gates and video surveillance, it is still advisable to not be complacent and to secure any loose items of value on deck. Maximum length 16m, maximum draft 3m50. Wifi, water and electricity on the pontoons, washrooms.
It is important to contact the marina BEFORE arrival as you may be turned away if there is no space.
Jerome Belhuerne manages both marinas. See Related Businesses below for contact details.
Last updated: July 2021
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Reported by Nadire Berker & Selim Yalcin, SY Keyif, Istanbul, Turkey.
We would like to report that most, if not all, of the problems of the new marina are now resolved. There is a security guard on the premises 24 hours a day, the access to the pontoons are locked, the keys given open the pontoon doors and the toilets as well as the barrier to the car park.
No cars other than boat owners’ are allowed inside the premises. There is continuous ample hot water in the showers all the time. Lots of trash cans have been installed, and there is no trash anywhere. The marina is very clean, quiet and pleasant. Jerome is very helpful, and we could rent a car for 19 euros a day for a month with his advice.
He can also advise on the hiking trails. Walking the Cirque de Mafate is exceptional, the crater and the villages called llets are unique in the world, so plan to spend some time doing this, even if for one night only. La Reunion is a beacon of civilization in the midst of the Indian Ocean, and it is very pleasant to be here.
Reunion Island – Refrigeration at Le Port
We chanced upon a young, very competent and most importantly conscientious refrigeration technician (working for himself) in Le Port. Having become reasonably knowledgeable about refrigeration over the years, it was obvious from the start that Pierre knew his trade.
He showed great tenacity in persevering with the problem solving on our refrigeration, and all with good humour. He works with compressor and electrical refrigeration. We have no hesitation in recommending him to anyone with a marine refrigeration need.
His contact details are as follows:
Pierre Dubail – Mobile 0692023102, Email – froidclimrun@gmail.com
Ian
SV Sea Eagle II