Hockey · Saint-Pierre
Patinoire de Saint-Pierre
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Getting here
To Patinoire de Saint-Pierre from every airport and ferry, measured by road.
From Newfoundland, each drive is to the Fortune ferry, then the boat to Saint-Pierre.
Air Saint-Pierre flies to Saint-Pierre from Halifax, Montréal, Paris and St. John's. Their flights ↗ Miquelon's airport has flights from Saint-Pierre only, and no road joins the two islands.
The boat between Fortune and Saint-Pierre
Dashed on the map: the crossing, as the open map draws it, from Fortune's terminal to Saint-Pierre's gare maritime.
Crossing to France, and back
It is a border each way. What each side asks for, from their own pages:
- Going: into Saint-Pierre et Miquelon
- Arriving straight from Canada for up to 90 days, an official Canadian photo ID card, such as a regular driver's licence, is enough: no passport or visa. A health card is not accepted, and every child needs their own ID. Everyone else travels on a passport, with a visa if their nationality needs one. SPM Ferries: travel documents ↗ · Government of Canada travel advice ↗
- Coming back: into Canada at Fortune
- Since 5 June 2026, most visitors from visa-exempt countries arriving in Canada by boat from Saint-Pierre et Miquelon need an eTA. Americans, and French citizens who live on the islands, do not. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, 4 June 2026 ↗
- Your car
- Cars cross from Fortune. A car's passage is booked through SPM Ferries' ticket offices, not online yet. At Fortune, check in at 8 Bayview Street an hour and a half before the boat, with everyone travelling in the car. Car insurance is required on the islands; customs on arrival sell border insurance. Where to leave a car at Fortune is not on their page: ask when you book. SPM Ferries: vehicles ↗
- Driving on the islands
- A valid Canadian licence lets a visitor drive there for up to 90 days, from age 17. There are no traffic lights: stop signs at the crossroads, and you give way to traffic from the right, even on side roads. Make sure your insurance covers the car there. The money is the euro, and Canadian dollars are widely taken. Government of Canada travel advice ↗
- Customs
- Coming back, declare everything you bring into Canada; what comes in free of duty depends on how long you were away. Canada Border Services Agency ↗ Pets travel in a cage, outside, on a ticket of their own; a firearm travels unloaded in a locked case, and a visitor who is not Canadian fills in an RCMP form at Fortune. SPM Ferries ↗
- The weather
- Neither the operator nor Canada's travel advice says how weather affects a crossing. On the day, check your sailing with SPM Ferries, and the marine forecast: Environment Canada, South Coast ↗ · Météo-France, Saint-Pierre et Miquelon ↗
Read on those pages on 5 November 2026. Rules change: check them before you go.
The crossing, and the night before in Fortune → SPM Ferries: sailings and fares →
Eating, from here
This site lists places to eat in Newfoundland and Labrador only, so none in Saint-Pierre yet.
Getting around without a car
Nothing current on record for Saint-Pierre.
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What we do not know about this place
Nobody publishes these. Tell us and we'll add it with the date, credited to "local knowledge", never by name:
- Are the stands heated?
- Accessibility Level entry, an accessible washroom, somewhere a wheelchair user can watch from, and how far the parking is.
- Seating How many, and benches or buckets.
- Canteen Whether there is one, and whether it is cash only.
- The story Who built it, what it replaced, whose name is on it and why.
- Whether we have the town right. We took it from the nearest settlement on the map, which can be wrong around a bay.
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