Iles des Saintes - Update History
- February 2024: Docking/security information updated with latest report from CSSN.
- August 2023: Clearance and docking checked and updated.
- January 2023: CSSN report added on attempted dinghy theft.
- January 2023: Added information on clearance hours.
- February 2022: Note added about theft from a yacht.
- December 2019: Anchorage update from anura.
- April 2018: Docking and general updates from Maria Wadsworth.
- October 2017: Checked docking information.
- November 2016: Docking update from SY Seahorsecow.
- March 2016: Pain du Sucre anchorage now moorings only as reported on Eastern Caribbean Discussion Group.
- January 2016: Clearance update from Max Terragni.
- May 2014: Clearance and internet updates from Johanna.
- February 2014: Update to anchoring.
- April 2013: Useful update on clearing and mooring fees from Arnd of SV Zanshin
- March 2012: Added information on the position of the new moorings and further details from Doyles Guides update.
- January 2012: New clearance information sent by Eric Poulsen.
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