Guernsey, one of the Channel Islands located in the English Channel off the coast of France, has several key ports that play an important role in its economy, international trade and tourism. In this article we will look at Guernsey’s main ports, their location and functions.
- Port of St. Peter Port: This is Guernsey’s main port, located in the island’s capital, St Peter Port. The Port of St Peter Port handles both cargo and passenger vessels, including ferries and cruise ships. This port is an important hub for international trade, importing goods and exporting local products. It also plays a key role in tourism, receiving many cruise passengers.
- Port of St. Sampson: Guernsey’s second most important port, located on the north-east coast of the island. The Port of St Sampson mainly caters for cargo ships and is an important centre for the fishing industry and ship repair work. It also supports the local economy and trade.
- Victoria Marina: Located in St Peter Port. This marina is designed to cater for yachts and small pleasure craft. Victoria Marina is popular with yachtsmen and tourists and provides modern services and facilities for visitors.
- Beaucette Marina: Located on the north coast of Guernsey. Beaucette Marina was created from a former quarry and offers shelter for yachts and pleasure craft. It is also a popular destination for yachtsmen and tourists, offering scenic views and good mooring conditions.
Full list of official ports that exist in the region:
- GUERNSEY (UN/LOCODE: GGGCI, English Channel)
- SAINT SAMPSON (UN/LOCODE: GGSMP, English Channel)
- ALDERNEY (UN/LOCODE: GGACI, English Channel)
- GUERNSEY ANCH (English Channel)
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