Mid-Atlantic Marina Guide

Manhattan’s premier mega-yacht marina, operated by IGY, in the shadow of the World Trade Center. Renovated in 2016 with floating docks and deep-water access (16 ft dockside). Steps from Brookfield Place’s luxury retail, Michelin-starred dining, and the Oculus transit hub. Concierge service arranges restaurants, Broadway tickets, and provisioning.

The Hamptons’ largest marina and a luxury seaside resort spanning 16 acres on Lake Montauk. Accommodates everything from day boats to 300-foot superyachts. Named a top-ten marina destination in North America by Yachting Magazine. The 2026 season introduces Elemis Spa, a fleet of X Shore electric boats, and floating wellness cabanas.

Historic yacht club established in 1899, welcoming all transient boaters (no club affiliation required). Beautifully maintained fixed docks directly across from Sag Harbor Village’s Main Street shops, galleries, and restaurants. Reservations recommended for summer weekends. New York’s second most popular boating destination.

Municipal marina in the heart of Greenport Village on Long Island’s North Fork. Transient-only — no seasonal slips — with reservations via Dockwa. Walking distance to wine-tasting rooms, the Greenport Carousel, restaurants, and the ferry to Shelter Island. An excellent home base for exploring the Peconic Bay estuary.

Full-service marina on Manhasset Bay at the western end of Long Island Sound, about 15 nautical miles from Stamford, CT. Part of the Safe Harbor network with consistent service quality. Quick access to Long Island Sound’s North Shore harbors and a short drive to Manhattan via the LIRR.

One of the largest marinas on the Hudson River, spread across 60 tree-lined acres on Haverstraw Bay at the river’s widest point. Resort-style atmosphere with an Olympic-size pool and waterfront restaurant. Sheltered deep-water cove is ideal for large sailboats. Accessible from NYC, New Jersey, and the Hudson Valley.

Family-owned since 1959, Westerly Marina sits on over five acres of Hudson River waterfront in Ossining, between red buoys #16 and #18. One of the largest parts inventories on the Hudson. Three generations of the DeMarchis family maintain a friendly, full-service operation with certified technicians and extensive indoor storage.

Located on the Hudson River as part of the Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex. Seasonal and transient dockage with direct access to Manhattan’s West Side, the High Line, Chelsea Market, and Hudson River Park. The adjacent complex offers golf, rock climbing, bowling, and fitness facilities.

The largest marina in New York Harbor, located in Liberty State Park with unobstructed views of the Statue of Liberty and the Manhattan skyline. A Suntex Marina with 24-hour fueling, two waterfront restaurants (Maritime Parc and Liberty House), and a ferry service to Manhattan. Winner of the 2024 Boaters’ Choice Award.

Well-protected municipal marina on the Navesink River’s eastern shore near Sandy Hook Bay. Walking distance to the First Avenue business district with restaurants, marine supply, and convenience stores. The Seastreak ferry to Manhattan departs nearby, making this a popular base for boaters who also commute to NYC.

Full-service marina on the Manasquan River, only five minutes from the ocean and walking distance to Point Pleasant Beach’s boardwalk, Jenkinson’s amusement park, and over a dozen bars and restaurants. Most competitive slip pricing and fuel prices on the Manasquan River. Recognized as a NJ Clean Marina.

Award-winning full-service marina on Long Beach Island, conveniently located halfway between New York Harbor and Cape May. Protected harbor close to the easily accessible Barnegat Inlet. North basin completely rebuilt in 2022. Walking distance to Viking Village fishing fleet, restaurants, and shops. On-site vacation rental (The Loft) and B&B (Sand Castle).

Cape May’s premier full-service marina, easily accessible from the Atlantic Ocean, Delaware Bay, and the ICW. Home to southern New Jersey’s largest charter and party boat fleet and host to major fishing tournaments including the MidAtlantic Tournament. State-of-the-art floating piers with deep-water access and spa-like bathhouse facilities.

A Cape May institution for sport fishermen, Utsch’s has been serving boaters in Cape May Harbor for decades. Transient and seasonal dockage in a protected location on the Cape May Canal. Well-positioned for boats entering or exiting Delaware Bay via the Cape May Canal. Walking distance to the Victorian district’s restaurants and attractions.

Landmark marina and restaurant on the C&D Canal, the critical waterway linking the Chesapeake Bay to Delaware Bay and the Atlantic. A natural stopover for boats transiting north–south along the East Coast. The restaurant, dating to 1907, serves fresh seafood overlooking the canal. Part of the Safe Harbor network.

Quiet, well-protected marina at the southern end of the C&D Canal on the Delaware River. A short walk to the charming town of Delaware City and the ferry to Fort Delaware State Park on Pea Patch Island. Popular stopover for boats transiting between the Chesapeake and the Delaware.

Located in the harbor of historic Lewes, at the mouth of Delaware Bay where the Lewes and Rehoboth Canal meets the ocean. Easy walking distance to downtown Lewes’s restaurants, shops, and museums. The Cape May–Lewes Ferry terminal is nearby for connections to Cape May, NJ.

Delaware’s largest marina, operated by the Delaware Division of Parks & Recreation at Indian River Inlet between Rehoboth Beach and Bethany Beach. Gateway to premier offshore fishing in the Mid-Atlantic (tuna, marlin, mahi-mahi). Home to Delaware’s largest charter fishing fleet. State-managed with competitive rates.

Annapolis’s premier superyacht-capable marina, with three deep-water face docks routinely welcoming vessels to 240 feet. Five high-speed Sunoco fuel pumps with year-round service and volume discounts. The staff understands the needs of professional yacht crews and can accommodate virtually any request. A common stopover for boats repositioning north or south.

The only fueling option on Back Creek in the Eastport section of Annapolis. Caters to a diverse range of boats from sailboats to grand yachts up to 120 feet. Electric, water, cable TV, and Wi-Fi are included in dockage. Water taxis run around the clock to downtown Annapolis, putting the city’s best attractions minutes away.

Family-owned since 1977, Port Annapolis sprawls across 16 park-like acres on Back Creek with bridge-free access to the Chesapeake Bay. Resort-style amenities include a pool, fitness center, café, and the Chessie Lounge. One of the few Annapolis marinas that specializes in accommodating large catamarans. Summer shuttle to downtown.

Baltimore’s premier marina in the heart of the Inner Harbor’s Harbor East neighborhood. Newly renovated floating docks with wider slips, Ipe decking, and enhanced shore power. Walk to the National Aquarium, Fell’s Point, Little Italy, and Camden Yards. Distinguished by a 24/7 security team of off-duty police and security officers.

One of the largest marinas on the Chesapeake Bay, repeatedly voted Best Marina by Chesapeake Bay Magazine readers. Resort-scale amenities include two swimming pools, a sandy beach, waterfront dining, tennis courts, and a fitness center. Located on the western shore of the bay in Deale, with excellent access to Chesapeake fishing grounds.

Voted Best of the Bay year after year by Chesapeake Bay Magazine readers. Award-winning marina on the Patuxent River at Solomons Island, a popular waypoint for ICW travelers. The celebrated La Vela Italian restaurant is on-site. Gated facility with a tenured, knowledgeable staff. Part of the Safe Harbor network.

Charming Eastern Shore marina in the heart of St. Michaels, one of the most popular cruising destinations on the Chesapeake. Walking distance to the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, boutique shops, and excellent restaurants. The town’s compact, walkable layout makes it ideal for exploring by bike or on foot.

Downtown Norfolk’s premier marina at Mile Marker 0 on the ICW, with 20-foot controlling depths and floating docks installed in 2020. Accommodates mega-yachts up to 300 feet. Walking distance to Waterside District dining, Chrysler Museum, and the Nauticus naval museum. A complimentary grocery shuttle makes provisioning easy.

Full-service marina on the Lynnhaven River in Virginia Beach, with easy access to the Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic via the Lynnhaven Inlet. Well-protected basin with resort-style amenities including a pool and waterfront restaurant. Popular with sport fishermen targeting cobia, flounder, and striper in the lower bay.

Located on Virginia’s Middle Peninsula in the Rappahannock River area, Deltaville is known as the Boatbuilding Capital of the Chesapeake. This full-service marina and boatyard provides a quiet, traditional Chesapeake Bay experience with skilled craftsmen and competitive rates. A popular waypoint for north–south cruisers on the bay.

Situated at the tip of the Virginia Peninsula where the Chesapeake Bay meets Hampton Roads, adjacent to historic Fort Monroe National Monument. Protected harbor with deep-water access. Excellent starting point for exploring Hampton Roads, the James River, and the York River. The Chamberlin Hotel, a restored 1928 landmark, is steps away.

One of the largest full-service marinas on the York River, with over 350 slips and a protected deep-water basin. The on-site restaurant and pool create a resort-like atmosphere. Full boatyard with a 55-ton Travelift and experienced technicians. Convenient base for visiting Colonial Williamsburg and Yorktown Battlefield (both under 15 minutes).

Municipal transient dock on the Potomac River in the heart of Old Town Alexandria’s historic waterfront. Steps from King Street’s boutiques, restaurants, and galleries. Water taxi connections to Georgetown, The Wharf, and National Harbor. Ideal for a day trip or overnight visit to the DC metro area from the water.