Welcome to Havre Boucher Wharf: Gateway to St. Georges Bay
Nestled along the picturesque shores of St. Georges Bay, the Havre Boucher Wharf serves as a gateway to some of Nova Scotia's most beautiful coastal waters. Rebuilt in 2018, this modern harbour supports a thriving commercial fishing industry, growing aquaculture operations, and recreational boating activities. Home to local fishers harvesting lobster, crab, herring, tuna, and halibut, the wharf plays an important role in the region's economy and maritime heritage. Whether you're launching a boat, visiting by sea, or simply taking in the waterfront views, Havre Boucher Wharf offers a welcoming connection to the rich coastal traditions and natural beauty that define our community.
Coordinates:
45° 40' 49.44" N, 61° 31' 48.72" W
A Working Waterfront
The Havre Boucher Wharf is home to 12 core fishermen and supports a diverse and active fishery throughout the year. Local harvesters fish for:
- Lobster
- Crab
- Herring
- Tuna
- Halibut
The harbour is also home to Cabot Oysters, reflecting the continued growth of aquaculture in the region and the important role the marine sector plays in our local economy.
Harbour Services
The wharf provides modern infrastructure and services for commercial and recreational users, including:
- Seasonal and transient vessel berthage
- Fuel delivery service through Sullivan Fuels (902-226-1170)
- Modern slipway and vessel launching access
- Safe and convenient access to St. Georges Bay
Berthage Information
Seasonal Rates
- Up to 18 ft: $330
- 18–39 ft: $500
- Over 39 ft: $650
Daily Rate
- $20 per day
Harbour Contacts
Harbour Authority
902-631-0504
Small Craft Harbours (DFO)
1-800-983-6161
Environmental Emergencies (CCG)
1-800-565-1633
Search & Rescue (CCG)
1-800-565-1582
Emergency Services
911