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Clearance

Little Bay is currently used as the island's main port of entry due to the destruction to Port Plymouth by volcanic activity. On arrival at Little Bay one should anchor in the southern part of the bay. Customs and immigration are situated inside the port authority's complex and are open during daylight hours. Clearance from the previous port must be submitted to the port authority.

All boats must come to clear at Little Bay and permission must be obtained to anchor in other bays. Permission may depend on volcanic conditions prevailing at the time.

Outward clearance: The captain must visit customs and, accompanied by crew, also immigration in Little Bay when clearing out. A departure tax (port dues) is to be paid at customs.

Customs
Tel:+664 491 2456

Docking

There are no local facilities and no boatyards. There is neither fuel nor water at Little Bay. There is only one fuel station situated some 2 km inland from Little Bay.

There is a bar/restaurant at Little Bay and information on marine repairs can be obtained from the owner.

Port Authority
Tel:+664 491 2791

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