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Port Louis Marina welcomes the first ARC+ sailors to Grenada

CONGRATULATIONS! The first to cross to Atlantic on this years ARC+ – Catamaran Salto

Port Louis Marina, Grenada prepares to welcome ARC+ 2024

The 2024 ARC Atlantic sailing season is underway. The initial fleet of 94 yachts departed Las Palmas de Gran Canaria today on the 850NM voyage to Cape Verde, the first stage of their Atlantic crossing to the spice island of Grenada.

Port Louis Marina welcomes you to the Caribbean Season

As the sun rises over the sparkling waters of the Caribbean, we at Port Louis Marina are excited to welcome you to what promises to be an unforgettable season!

Support continues to Carriacou at the Monthly Port Louis Marina Drinks

Port Louis Marina’s monthly 'Meet the Team Drinks' saw around 40 guests join on 31st July for a fun evening of interaction, generosity and a small celebration.

An Eco-friendly Workshop Afternoon at Port Louis Marina, Grenada

Camper & Nicholsons Port Louis Marina were delighted to host the young French team from the 11m Camper & Nicholsons 1968 yacht ZIA.

Hurricane Beryl Update: Port Louis Marina, Grenada

The team and berth holders at Port Louis Marina are safe and well, and there is minimal reported hurricane damage to the yachts or marina facilities at present.

Celebrating Earth Day 2024 at Port Louis Marina

Earth Day is a global event celebrated on April 22nd each year. It is a day dedicated to raising awareness about environmental issues and the goal of Earth Day is to promote sustainability and protect the planet.

Port Louis Marina: Development Update

The neighbour’s at Port Louis Marina, a branch of Silversands, have been completing some construction along the S Docks, this past year.

Home Port for The Viking Explorers at Port Louis Marina, Grenada

The Viking Explorers Rally 2024 has reached Camper & Nicholsons Marinas Port Louis Marina on the captivating Caribbean island of Grenada after extensive preparations.

Grenada voted in the Top 52 to places to visit by The New York Times

The New York Times has unveiled its ‘52 places to visit in 2024’ list with two Caribbean destinations making the cut – Dominica and Grenada.