US Marina Directory & Slip Cost Guide

Serving Greers Ferry Lake in the Ozark foothills, Fairfield Bay Marina offers more than 400 wet slips, pontoon and ski boat rentals, launch ramps, tackle shop, and excursion shuttles to Sugar Loaf Mountain.

One of the largest man-made small-craft harbors in the world, located in Los Angeles County, accommodating over 4,600 vessels across multiple private and county-managed anchorages.

A cluster of premier marinas on San Diego Bay serving sailboats and sportfishing fleets, with easy access to Pacific coastal routes and deep-water ocean channels.

One of the largest recreational small-craft harbors on the West Coast, accommodating thousands of pleasure craft, sportfishing yachts, and racing sloops.

A marina attached to a major maritime museum on the Connecticut coast, drawing classic wooden yachts, modern cruisers, and historic sailing vessels.

A premier destination in South Florida sitting at the southern tip of South Beach with no fixed bridges. Capable of handling vessels and superyachts up to 250 feet, requiring specialized heavy-haul transport access and deep-water berths.

A landmark Fort Lauderdale marina and home to the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, sitting at the center of America's yacht brokerage and refit industry.

One of the largest municipal marina complexes in Florida, located in downtown Tampa Bay with immediate pedestrian access to the waterfront district.

Positioned along the working waterfront of the Miami River, Hurricane Cove Marina & Boatyard specializes in commercial and recreational haul-out, secure wet slip dockage, dry blocking, and full marine refit access in Miami-Dade County.

The largest small boat harbor in the Hawaiian Islands, located adjacent to Waikiki in Honolulu, serving as the finish line for the biennial Transpac race.

Oahu's premier luxury marina on the sunny leeward coast within the Ko Olina resort community. Features 330 state-of-the-art slips accommodating vessels up to 200 feet, high-speed fueling, concierge amenities, and ocean recreation charters.

A large Chicago municipal harbor on Lake Michigan adjacent to Northerly Island and Museum Campus, anchoring one of the busiest freshwater boating centers in America.

A marina situated on Lake Pontchartrain near Lakefront Airport in New Orleans, connecting Gulf Intracoastal cruisers to the Mississippi River basin.

Located in the historic sailing capital of the US, a common drop-off point for seasonal cruising sailboats and regatta deliveries throughout Chesapeake Bay.

A working waterfront marina in Portland Harbor, a staple seasonal waypoint for cruisers navigating Casco Bay and the rocky Maine coastline.

Marinas on Grand Traverse Bay serving Lake Michigan boaters, featuring municipal floating slips, fuel service, and seasonal haul-out coordination.

Established in 1931 along the Detroit River in Jefferson Village, Kean's Marina is a historic full-service Great Lakes facility featuring over 300 boat slips, deep-water dockage, winter heated storage, and haul-out services with direct access to Lake St. Clair.

A dense concentration of commercial marinas serving Lake of the Ozarks' 1,150-mile shoreline, one of the premier freshwater performance-boating markets in the nation.

A historic Long Island marina in the Hamptons on Gardiners Bay, experiencing intense seasonal transport and superyacht cruising demand every spring and fall.

Public and municipal harbor docks on South Bass Island in western Lake Erie, one of the most vibrant seasonal cruising destinations in the Great Lakes.

A historic New England sailing capital and focal stop on many transatlantic, coastal delivery, and superyacht charter routes in Narragansett Bay.

A well-known Lowcountry stop directly on the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, famous for its 'MegaDock' accommodating transient cruisers moving between Florida and New England.

A Hilton Head Island circular basin recognized by its iconic red-and-white striped lighthouse, serving cruisers and yachts along Calibogue Sound.

A scenic marina and drystack facility situated on the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway (Waccamaw River) in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. Provides wet slips, high-and-dry indoor boat storage, fuel dock, ship store, and waterfront dining at K-Lee's at the Marina.

Located on J. Percy Priest Lake minutes from downtown Nashville, Elm Hill Marina is one of Middle Tennessee's premier freshwater harbors, providing more than 700 wet slips, dry storage, watercraft rentals, and the popular Shipwreck Cove restaurant.

Positioned along Lake Chickamauga on the Tennessee River waterway near Chattanooga, Island Cove Marina offers protected deep-water slip dockage, a full-service boatyard with haul-out capabilities, marine repair, hotel lodging, and waterfront dining.

A Galveston Bay marina situated on the Clear Creek Channel near Houston, a major homeport for coastal sailboats and sportfishers entering the Gulf of Mexico.

A Galveston Island deep-water marina located along Galveston Channel, offering proximity to offshore Gulf fisheries and commercial shipping fairways.

Safe Harbor Marinas is the world's largest owner and operator of marinas, featuring over 150 premier coastal and lakefront locations across the United States. Its network spans major yachting centers from New England and the Chesapeake to South Florida, the Great Lakes, and California, providing reciprocal docking privileges for members.

A scenic North Texas marina located on the shores of Eagle Mountain Lake in Tarrant County. Lakeview Marina features covered and open wet slips, gas dock, boat launch ramps, and convenient access for boaters across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.

A downtown Norfolk marina near Mile Marker Zero of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, serving as a vital Chesapeake Bay waypoint for cruising vessels.

A Potomac River marina in the heart of historic Old Town Alexandria, providing boaters with docking access within minutes of Washington, D.C.

Located at the confluence of the Occoquan and Potomac Rivers in Woodbridge, Virginia, Belmont Bay Harbor Marina provides state-of-the-art Bellingham floating concrete slips, direct Chesapeake Bay access, and a quiet, protected natural basin.

A major Pacific Northwest gateway for vessels heading to Alaska, the San Juan Islands, or the Pacific Ocean, requiring careful logistics coordination through Puget Sound.

Milwaukee County's only public marina on Lake Michigan, offering 655 floating slips, fuel dock, multiple launch lanes, pump-out stations, and direct walking access to McKinley Park and the downtown lakefront.