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Yacht Clearance information and agent referralsGrenada · English
St. David's / Grenada Marine Yacht Clearance - arrival and departure planning
St. David's / Grenada Marine Yacht Clearance Agent
St. David’s Harbour is an official southeast Port of Entry; Grenada Marine is listed for outward yacht clearance. Send the yacht, crew, route and timing details for coordinated local clearance assistance.
St. David's / Grenada MarineSt. David's Harbour is an official Port of Entry; Grenada Marine is listed for outward clearance
South GrenadaSt. David's / Grenada Marine and nearby yacht locations
Manual reviewEach request is assessed before an agent introduction.
Local assistance
Local yacht-clearance assistance in St. David's / Grenada Marine
St. David’s is especially relevant to yachts already using Grenada Marine for haul-out, storage or technical work before leaving Grenada. Local assistance can coordinate the outward formalities around the vessel’s yard or harbour status and planned departure.
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Plan clearance from St. David’s
St. David’s Harbour is the official port location, while Grenada Marine within the harbour is the facility identified for outward yacht clearance. Local assistance can coordinate the departure formalities around the boatyard, berth and intended international route.
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Prepare the documents
The yacht registration, passports, crew/passenger lists, previous-port clearance and ship's declarations can be reviewed before formalities begin.
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Coordinate a boatyard departure
Grenada Marine is a full-service boatyard and haul-out base, so clearance may coincide with launch, storage or service plans. A local agent can coordinate the border formalities around the yacht’s actual departure schedule.
Clearance checklist
Core documents for St. David's / Grenada Marine Yacht Clearance
Prepare the applicable records before arrival or departure.
✓Valid passports or accepted travel documents for everyone aboard
✓Crew and passenger lists
✓Yacht registration / certificate of registry
✓Previous-port clearance or outward clearance
✓Proof of yacht insurance
✓Proof of ownership or authority to operate the yacht
Local process
St. David's / Grenada Marine Yacht Clearance process
St. David’s is a southeast-coast yacht harbour where the statutory Port of Entry and Grenada Marine’s boatyard role need to be kept distinct. For yachts already using the yard or harbour, outward clearance can form part of the planning for the next international movement.
Plan the St. David’s departure
Provide the yacht, crew, next international port and intended departure time. For yachts leaving from Grenada Marine, the clearance arrangement can be coordinated around the boatyard and harbour schedule.
Prepare the clearance file
The core yacht and crew documentation is reviewed in advance so the local clearance arrangement can be prepared for the intended movement and people aboard.
Account for the local harbour
Grenada Marine is a full-service boatyard in St. David’s Harbour, so this location is particularly relevant to yachts combining technical work, haul-out or storage with an international departure.
Complete the international movement
Customs, Immigration and the relevant port authorities complete the applicable formalities, with local assistance coordinating the clearance arrangement for the yacht’s intended international movement.
Grenada requirements
Border, Customs, yacht-status, insurance and maritime requirements.
Clearance role
St. David’s Harbour is the official Port of Entry, while Grenada Marine is the full-service boatyard and haul-out facility within the harbour and is listed for outward yacht clearance. This makes the location particularly relevant to yachts combining technical work, storage or haul-out with an international departure.
Local harbour context
Grenada Marine is a full-service boatyard in St. David’s Harbour, so this location is particularly relevant to yachts combining technical work, haul-out or storage with an international departure.
Grenada's national document set
Prepare crew/passenger lists, immigration cards for persons landing, ship's stores and health declarations, previous-port clearance and identification. Keep the yacht's registration papers available as well.
St. David’s Harbour is for yachts
The statutory clearance location is St. David’s Harbour; Grenada Marine is the yacht facility operating within it. That distinction is especially relevant for vessels in the yard, on the hard or using harbour services before an outward international movement.
Continue planning
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St. David's / Grenada Marine Yacht Clearance questions
Is St. David's / Grenada Marine an official Grenada Port of Entry?
Yes. St. David’s Harbour is an official Port of Entry. Grenada Marine is the boatyard and yacht facility within the harbour and is the location identified for outward yacht clearance.
Can I clear out of Grenada at St. David's / Grenada Marine?
Yes. Grenada Marine in St. David’s is listed for outward yacht clearance. This is particularly relevant for yachts departing internationally after haul-out, storage, maintenance or other work in St. David’s Harbour.
What is different about St. David's / Grenada Marine?
Grenada Marine is a full-service boatyard in St. David’s Harbour, so this location is particularly relevant to yachts combining technical work, haul-out or storage with an international departure.
What documents should I prepare?
Prepare passports or accepted identification, crew/passenger lists, yacht registration, previous-port clearance and the ship's stores and health declarations. Immigration cards are also required for crew or passengers landing.
Can Grenada Yacht Clearance arrange local help?
Send the yacht, crew, route, intended location and timing. We can review the request and connect it with suitable local yacht-clearance assistance.
Personal clearance support
Send the voyage details once. We help route the request.
Use this page for St. David's / Grenada Marine arrival, departure and Grenada yacht-paperwork assistance.