PLEASE POST YOUR MARINA COST

[roverhi]

Honokohau Harbor, Kailua-Kona, HI, The Big Island $158.15 for a 37' slip, Med. Tie to a buoy, includes water but nothing else. State owned marinas are quite inexpensive but waiting lists very long. Took me 5 years to get my slip.

Oceanside Harbor, Oceanside, CA $14 a foot includes water and electricity with fingers, live aboard extra. Short waiting list for under 29' boat but years long list for longer boats unless you buy a boat already in a slip.

[rbk]

I wont post our price for two reasons 1) I don't want to make other jealous and; 2) I don't want to see an influx of people at our marina.
Docks are 5 years old, waters free, power is extra.

[Thank you dad]

newport beach, CA

$40 PF for up to a 35 foot boat, price per foot goes up to i believe $45 per foot for a 40' slip.

[thinwater]

~ $125/month with power, 10 miles south of Annapolis. It is rather shallow and no frills, but where else could I afford a slip 22' wide?


Multihulls and powerboats and very small monos.

[belizesailor]

Originally Posted by Ecos

In the Rio Dulce there are a bunch of places to dock, (Belizesailor's place[emoji2]) There are probably 10 marinas that all keep their prices about the same, maybe $5 US per foot/ month. Water is free but electrons are not .50 per kw.

And some places on the Rio even have houses with docks for rent for less than you would pay for just a slip in many places....WAY less than some! [emoji16]

[belizesailor]

Given that the OP started this enquiry, I think he now has an obligation to capture all this data in a spreadsheet! [emoji6]

[StuM]

Several people have posted widely different prices per foot with no indication of duration.

If quoting per foot, can you please say whether these are daily/weekly/monthly/annual rates?

[CapnBazza]

Originally Posted by agpilot88

greeting! First post here,


could everyone post their marina, sizeboat, boat slip cost(with electric) on here? I just want to get an idea. Looking at getting a sailboat. Also if they are on a hook.



Lee

I have a 10m x 3.1m berth at the North Queensland Cruising Yacht Club in Bowen, North Queensland, Australia, which I will happily rent to you for AUD$500 / month including electricity, water, conveniences, security and, if you are a nice person, you can live aboard as well.

[Chuck34]

Originally Posted by belizesailor

Given that the OP started this enquiry, I think he now has an obligation to capture all this data in a spreadsheet! [emoji6]

Something tells me the OP is a troll. He has started 3 obvious newbie threads (nothing wrong with being a newbie). But when asked for more info, he hasn't come back or added to the thread.

[CapnBazza]

Originally Posted by Chuck34

Something tells me the OP is a troll. He has started 3 obvious newbie threads (nothing wrong with being a newbie). But when asked for more info, he hasn't come back or added to the thread.

Look on the bright side, it has been an interesting conversation and I have had another opportunity to tell people that I have a berth available for AUD$500/month.

[puffcard]

Been in the same marina for 24 years, it's gone up. I pay $15/mo total. The place is falling apart, but it's a deal and close to great sailing.

[acem]

I was paying 110 usd per month for a slip ( free electricity when it worked ) on lake tenkiller (eastern oklahoma ) until a tornado rolled it up into a wadded up mess. Now my mastless catalina 27 sits on a trailer at my farm rent free.

Other marinas in western Arkansas and eastern oklahoma run between 100 and 150 per month. The cost is not generally length dependent. The boats stay in the water year around. I plan to stay at lake dardanelle when I get her back going as it is close to home and is on the Arkansas river which gives gulf/ocean access.

Thx-Ace

[sv Noodles]

Originally Posted by cabo_sailor

How rude! I’ll have you know that those of us in jerk water FL are a proud group of environmentally friendly boaters. Why we only use slightly worn Maytag appliances for our mooring fields. 🤪

lmao....you tell'em!

[Hartings]

Originally Posted by B23iL23

Palma, Majorca. real Club Nautico de Palma


262 euros/night for a 65 footer.

Absolute bargain there mate !

[jhulmer]

Originally Posted by Group9

Pretty much, you can tell all of the developers have forgotten about Katrina. Construction of new homes and condos is going full force. We're going to need another good one in about twenty years to reset everything again and keep the carpetbaggers away!

Yeah it has lost a lot of its previous charm, but glad to see the construction dollars.