Aerial view of Port du Sud marina and its visitor pontoon, in Nouméa

Visitors · Port du Sud Marina, Nouméa

Your stopover in New Caledonia

A pontoon dedicated to visiting yachts, in the heart of Orphelinat Bay, a few minutes from the city centre.

The visitor pontoon

Large yacht moored alongside the visitor pontoon of Port du Sud marina, in Nouméa

Dedicated to visiting vessels, the visitor pontoon runs along the basin entrance: a direct approach from the channel, water and power at your berth, and the harbour office team a few minutes' walk away.

Sailing yachts, catamarans and motor yachts berth here for their stopover, before setting off to explore the UNESCO World Heritage lagoon.

Power
64 A sockets
Fresh water
At the berth
Pontoon length
190 m
Maximum length
80 m
Depth
4.50 to 5.90 m
GPS position
22° 17′ 06″ S 166° 26′ 28″ E
3D rendering of the visitor pontoon and the marina pontoons
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What to expect

From arrival to departure, the harbour office supports you at every step.

A member of the Port du Sud marina team on the pontoons
Our team meets you on the pontoon and helps you moor.
  1. Before you arrive

    Let the harbour office know when you will arrive and prepare your entry forms: customs, border police and phytosanitary declaration.

  2. On arrival

    A friendly team meets you right on the pontoon to help you moor, then completes all entry formalities into New Caledonia on site.

  3. During your stay

    Water and power at the berth, fuel, laundry, restrooms and 24/7 surveillance: everything is in place for your crew to enjoy Nouméa.

  4. Around the marina

    City centre, municipal market, Baie des Citrons and Anse Vata beaches, restaurants, supermarket, ship chandlers and car rental nearby.

Everything for your stopover

Marina and harbour office services, available to visiting crews.

Terrace of the Port du Sud marina restaurant, overlooking the pontoons
The quayside restaurant
Port du Sud marina laundry, with washing machines and dryers
The laundry, next to the restrooms and showers
  • Entry formalities

    Customs, border police and biosecurity, handled on site by the harbour office.

  • Welcome

    An attentive team, available Monday to Friday from 7:30 am to 5 pm.

  • Water and power

    Fresh water and 64 A sockets right at the berth.

  • Fuel

    Diesel and unleaded available on site.

  • Restaurant

    A quayside restaurant, in the harbour office building.

  • Laundry

    Professional washing machines and dryers.

  • Marine weather

    Marine weather bulletins and information at the harbour office.

  • Mail and parcels

    Your mail and parcels received during your stopover.

  • Technical services

    Introductions to technical contractors and marina services.

  • 24/7 security

    Continuous surveillance of the marina, day and night.

  • Waste management

    Sorted waste collection, including special waste (oils, batteries).

They stopped over at Port du Sud

A selection of the yachts welcomed at the marina.

Photos published with the crews' consent.

Plan your stopover

Let the harbour office know you are coming: our team replies within 24 hours and helps you with your formalities.