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Port St Mary

Position: Lat 54 04.4 N Lon 04 43.7 W

Port St Mary harbourPort St Mary is a classic small harbour in a beautiful setting.

It is popular with diving clubs with organised trips to dive sites. Fishing excursions also leave from Port St Mary during the tourist season. The harbour is used by fishing vessels, pleasure craft, occasional commercial coasters and passenger vessels.

Port St Mary consists of an inner drying harbour and an outer always afloat berthing harbour.

See navigation advice in related links.

Facilities

Berths available: Berths are varied with both tidal and deep water facilities.

Moorings: Two yellow Visitors buoys. Private orange moorings can be allocated if available. Please contact the Harbour Office during office hours or Marine Operations Centre on +44 1624 686626 after hours.

Anchorage: Chapel Bay with depths between 3M and 6M.

Alfred Pier: Craft up to 11M and less than 2.5M draft moor in the inner end at ladders 1 to 4. Visitor berth is the 5th ladder from landward side of Alfred Peier. Signage is in place. There may be a need for craft to tie up alongside other craft and the use of fendering and shore lines is essential. Craft in excess of these dimensions, or craft not suitable to raft alongside other craft should moor at the visitor mooring buoys or anchor.

Seasonal Pontoon: Available for vessels up to 10m plus 1.3m draft.

The Quay: The inner harbour with ladders 8 to 12 are those normally used by visiting craft.

Slipway: There are 2 full tide and one half tide slipways

Approach from the SW it is advised to give Callow Point and Alfred Pier at least two cable clearance until the quay lighthouse is open to the North of the Alfred Pier. The Approach from the SE the transit of the two lighthouses (295 degrees) will take the vessel clear of the Carrick Rock (Q.2 5s)

Services

  • Fresh water
  • 220-250V
  • AC Showers and toilets – including disabled facilities
  • Showers and toilets also available at Isle of Man Yacht Club
  • Waste bins (contact harbour office for disposal of oil)
  • Emergency Telephones (available 24 hours)
  • Fuel and Gas by arrangement with Harbour Office
  • Chandler and marine engineer 6 miles
  • Waste - bins are available on quay and Harbour Yard – contact Harbour Office for other waste

Town amenities:

  • Post Office
  • shops
  • chemist
  • accommodation
  • cafés
  • bank (2 miles – Port Erin)
  • cash-back facilities at Port St Mary Co-op (open 08am to 9:30pm 7 days a week)

Harbour Office opening hours:

8am to 4pm daily

Contact:

Harbour Keeper: Mr Neil Collister & Mr Chris Callow

Port St Mary Harbour Office

Alfred Pier

Port St Mary

IM9 5EF

Telephone:+44 1624 833205, Mobile (Southern Duty Officer): +44 7624 451503

Email:Send Email

Out of hours contact:

Harbour Keeper: Mr Neil Collister & Mr Chris Callow

Port St Mary Harbour Office

Alfred Pier

Port St Mary

IM9 5EF

Telephone:+44 1624 833205, Mobile (Southern Duty Officer): +44 7624 451503

Email:Send Email

 
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