Jersey Harbours

Welcome to Jersey Harbours

The Port of St Helier is Jersey’s lifeline port, providing modern commercial services to the island with guaranteed long-term viability.​ 98.6% of all goods enter Jersey via the port.

Harbour Master Plan

We’re embarking on a once-in-a-generation programme to transform the harbours in St Helier. Much of the harbour infrastructure is ageing and no longer meets the needs of today’s passengers or vessels. The Harbour Master Plan aims to modernise the facilities which have developed piecemeal over many centuries.

The regeneration will safeguard the long-term viability of the harbour, serving both passengers and freight, improve customer experience, and realise the area’s potential as a leisure, cultural and tourism destination.

As we develop more detailed plans, it’s important to capture the thoughts of harbour-users on the potential uses of the area. Today, we’ve launched two public surveys, which will run for four weeks. The first will allow Islanders to comment on our proposals for Elizabeth Harbour. The second survey invites you to share your views on what the Harbour means to you and your future aspirations for the area.

To find out more about the project and to share your views, please go to https://harbourmasterplan.je.

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  • Passenger information

    All visitors travelling to Jersey with a caravan or motorhome must be in possession of a valid permit.

  • Commercial port

    The Port Marine Safety Code is a UK national standard that aims to enhance safety of everyone who uses or works in the port marine environment.

  • Marine Services

    The Elisa, built in 2017, is a shallow draft anchor handling tug of 32.27 by 9.10 meters.

  • Cruise Jersey

    We look forward to welcoming several cruise ships to Jersey’s shores in 2023

  • Regulation and guidance

    Information on the how to bid for unserviceable or abandoned vessels or obstructions, on behalf of the Harbour Master

  • Fishing

    Information on commercial fishing, including details on the registration process and safety training required.

  • Reports and documents

    Various reports including public notices, consultations and minutes from Ports user groups meetings