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Marinas and Harbors
9,111 locations across the US, each one checked individually.
- Fishing Charters & Clubsfishing charters or clubs8,281
- Boat Rentalsboat rentals4,798
- Tackle and Bait Shopstackle and bait shops4,344
- Boat Tours & Chartersboat tours and private charters3,695
- Kayak & Canoe Rentalskayak and canoe rentals2,780
- Boat Storage2,502
- Surf Shops & Schools2,246
- Scuba Diving Centers1,420
- Boat Ramps1,385
- Ferries & Water Taxis815
- Marinas with Transient Slips800
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What this is
MarinaAtlas is a free directory of marinas, boat rentals & charters in the United States, organised by state and city. Every listing has an address; most have a phone number, and where a business publishes its hours or services we show those too. Listings come from open data and from the businesses themselves, who can correct their card at any time — about the directory. Nothing on the lists is paid placement.
Pick a state above, or use the “near me” button to jump to the marinas, boat rentals & charters closest to you. City pages show the full list with a map; state pages collect smaller towns that have a single location.
Guides
All guides-
SafetyBoat Fire Extinguisher Inspection: Schedule, Checklist, and Costs
Learn Coast Guard inspection schedules, step-by-step checklist procedures, professional certification fees, and broader maintenance costs that keep your vessel safe on the water.
2026-09-20 -
MoneyBoat Club Membership Costs: Initiation Fees, Monthly Dues, and Ownership Comparison
This guide breaks down upfront initiation fees, recurring monthly dues, and real-world ownership trade-offs so you can decide whether joining a boat club fits your budget.
2026-09-20 -
StorageBoat Winterization and Storage: Costs, Checklist, and Shrink Wrapping Guide
This detailed guide explains what winterization costs, provides a complete engine and plumbing checklist, outlines shrink wrapping techniques, and breaks down off-season storage options.
2026-09-20 -
StorageBoat Slips and Docking Fees: How Much Does It Cost to Keep a Boat in the Water?
A practical guide to boat slip fees, docking costs, bottom maintenance, and marina expenses, helping you budget accurately for keeping your vessel in the water.
2026-09-20 -
OwningEssential Nautical Terms and Practical Boating Knowledge: From the Helm to Harbor Life
Learn the foundational maritime concepts behind ship helms and ports of call, along with practical advice on gear maintenance, thruster upgrades, vessel rentals, and outfitting your boat for open water.
2026-09-20
From the trade press
All news- BlueWater Marinas And Bain Capital Acquire Two Marinas In Connecticut And South CarolinaPulse 2.0 · 2026-09-22
- National boat dealer buys Baltimore County marinaThe Business Journals · 2026-09-22
- BlueWater Marinas and Bain Capital Acquire Mystic River Marina in Mystic, CT, and Ripley Light Drystack Marina in Charleston, SCBain Capital · 2026-09-21
- Carpet Museum director addresses international conferenceToday.Az · 2026-09-18
- ICOMIA World Marinas Conference to debut in China 2027Sail World Cruising · 2026-09-06
Popular cities
- Miami, FL432
- San Diego, CA430
- Key West, FL372
- Fort Lauderdale, FL280
- Honolulu, HI264
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- New York, NY206
- Miami Beach, FL196
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- Chicago, IL173
- Seattle, WA168
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- Marathon, FL153
- Tampa, FL149
- Newport Beach, CA141
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- Galveston, TX124
Common questions
How much does a boat slip cost?
Seasonal slips at inland lake marinas often run $1,500–$4,000 for the season depending on boat length, while coastal marinas in busy areas charge $15–$45 per foot per month. Transient (overnight) dockage is typically $1.50–$4 per foot per night.
What is a transient slip?
A slip kept open for visiting boats staying a night or a few days rather than the whole season. Larger marinas take reservations; smaller ones hand them out first-come — hail the harbormaster on VHF 9 or 16, or just call ahead.
Do marinas sell fuel to boats that aren't docked there?
Almost always — fuel docks serve anyone who can tie up. Note the fuel dock usually keeps shorter hours than the marina itself, and inland marinas may carry only gasoline, not diesel.