Saint Helier Marina

Saint Helier Marina is a boat harbor in Jersey with over 200 berths, some designed for vessels up to 70 meters long. The facility provides electrical hookups, fresh water, fuel station, shower facilities, and free Wi-Fi available throughout the docks.

The marina lies within Saint Helier Harbour, whose Albert Pier enclosing its west side was built from 1846. In 2004 the Needle sculpture on that pier, marking Queen Elizabeth II's Golden Jubilee, was unveiled by Prince Charles during his visit to the island. The marina has hosted the annual Jersey Boat Show since 2008.

Since 2008 the marina has hosted the annual Jersey Boat Show, when pontoons normally used for private yachts fill with stands and visitors. The Albert Pier along its west side carries the Needle sculpture, unveiled in 2004 by Prince Charles to mark Queen Elizabeth II's Golden Jubilee.

The marina lies in Saint Helier Harbour, enclosed on its west side by Albert Pier, built from 1846; the New North Quay and Jersey Maritime Museum stand directly to the east, where warehousing and cranes line the quay. Boats moor along a series of pontoons, so check your assigned pontoon before entering. The Needle sculpture on Albert Pier marks the western approach.

The Needle sculpture on Albert Pier, unveiled by Prince Charles in 2004 for Queen Elizabeth II's Golden Jubilee, stands beside the marina's western edge. Albert Pier itself has enclosed the marina since construction began in 1846. The Jersey Boat Show has been held at the marina every year since 2008.