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MOSSEL BAY

South African Ports

Your gateway to marina facilities

and yacht club hospitality

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 MARINA

WALK-ON
PONTOONS

TOURS

ANCHORING

GROCERIES

Rob Holden
27 83 320 6362
Marina Representative
Elfie Holden
27 82 826 3825
Marina RepresentativeRob Holden
27 83 320 6362
Marina Representative
Elfie Holden
27 82 826 3825
Marina Representative

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ENTRY/EXIT PROCEDURE 

If you are planning to depart from South Africa from Mossel Bay, present all documentation to Immigration and Customs authorities to fulfil Departure procedures.
Mossel Bay is a Port of Entry for both foreign yachts or South African yachts returning from international waters. However, there may not be official staff on duty all the time, so please submit your information timeously.
The Port of Mossel Bay is operated by the Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) and Mossel Bay Port Control controls all shipping and yacht movements in and out of the port.
​ email: MSBPortControl@transnet.net +27 44 604 6271 (24 hrs) mobile +27 67 414 2431
Acting Port Manager Capt Vania Cloete vania.cloete@transnet.net
Acting Harbour Master Gideon Basson gideon.basson@transnet.net
+27 44 604 6304  +27 83 980 2079
 
On approaching the main breakwater, call Port Control on VHF 12 for permission to enter, then proceed to the allocated berth to await Port Health clearance. There is at present no yacht club or marina in Mossel Bay, but berths are available inside the port as per service requests and availability. If these berths are occupied there is an anchorage just outside the harbour. Please fly a yellow Q flag and do not leave your boat until cleared
INBOUND IMMIGRATION:
Once cleared, present your documents to the Immigration officer (PSO) for visas to be issued.
Immigration PSO: Patrick Raymond patrick.raymond@transnet.net
​ TNPA National Port Authorities office: 55 Bland Street, Mossel Bay
 
INBOUND CUSTOMS:
Customs clearance is done online by completing the SARS documentation at https://www.sars.gov.za/travellerdeclaration either a few days before arrival or immediately on arrival in the port. A scanned pdf of a completed DA1 form must also be submitted to Jpiedt@sars.gov.za and CTNPortEnquiries@sars.gov.za. Contact CTNPortBookings@sars.gov.za to make an appointment for Mossel Bay Customs. Please put name of vessel in the subject of the email to Customs.
 
OUTBOUND DEPARTURE
All yachts must call Port Control on VHF channel 12 to request permission to depart their allocated berths.
If you are planning to now continue to coastal sail, it is not necessary to visit Immigration and Customs. However, please ensure all dues have been paid, and submit an online passage plan before departure, to https://passageplan.co.za
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​​Other contacts for advice and information: 
Meike Prenzel: Mossel Bay Moorings NPC info@mbmoorings.co.za +27 76 908 2165
Wilhelm van Schutz: sevenseas@telkomsa.net

 Discovering Mossel Bay
 

Mossel Bay is a charming harbor town located along South Africa's Garden Route in the Western Cape Province. It is famous for its expansive Santos Beach and the historic Cape St. Blaize Lighthouse, which provides stunning views of the bay.
 

 Attractions
 

The Bartolomeu Dias Museum Complex feature
The Maritime Museum  
The Shell Museum  
Lush botanical gardens  
The Post Office Tree—a milkwood tree—has served as a mail collection point since the 1500s. Mossel Bay is a picturesque coastal town known as the gateway to the Garden Route. It enjoys a mild climate year-round and boasts a rich maritime heritage, situated approximately 400 kilometers from both Cape Town and Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth).

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Updated June 2026

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