50. Morehead City Yacht Basin
Posted by admin | Posted on 07-23-2008
Recent Reviews
Click Here to Review This Marina/Anchorage
October 19, 2011 - Moved to Morehead City Yacht Basin which was perhaps one of the best marinas we have... read more
July 30, 2009 - Our previous stop was Morehead City Yacht Basin. We chose this marina based on your... read more
July 27, 2009 - Took fuel and stayed at Morehead City next night – good spot, helpful staff... read more
July 20, 2009 - Just a quick note to support one of your sponsors: I recently stayed at Morehead... read more
July 19, 2009 - MOREHEAD CITY (9/3 – 9/8, TS Hanna). We went to the MC Yacht Basin there... read more
50. Morehead City Yacht Basin
A SALTY SOUTHEAST CRUISERS’ NET SPONSOR
(252) 726-6862 Ext. 3

http://www.moreheadcityyachtbasin.com
Statute Mile: 203
Lat/Lon: near 34 43.301 North/076 42.236 West
Location: on the southern flank of the marked channel that runs west from the ICW, just north of the Morehead-Beaufort, Newport River high-rise bridge
Transient dockage: available

Transient dockage rate: $2.00 per foot per night (20 cents per foot, per night, Boat/US, Seatow, & Marina Life dockage discount), $7.00 – 30 amp hookup, $12.00 – 50 amp hookup, $20.00 – 100 amp hookup
Type of Dockage: floating wooden slips and face docks
Total number of slips/berths: 30
Dockside Power Connections: 30-50-100 amp
Dockside Fresh Water Connections: Available
Showers: Available (climate controlled)
Laundromat: Available
Restaurant: many nearby
Restaurant Recommendations: Floyds 1921 (252-727-1921), Alex and Bretts Bakery (WONDERFUL, 252-622-4688) Beafuort Grocery Company Too (252-727-0815), Ruddy Duck Tavern (252-726-7500), On A Roll (Breakfast, 252-7276-5101)
Provisioning Possibilities: Lowes Food, 2 miles away, Harris Teeter, 3 miles away, both accessible by marina courtesy car ($10.00 charge for 2 hour’s use)
LPG (Propane) Availability: LPG tanks can be refilled by taking marina courtesy car ($10.00 charge for 2 hours use) to Moore’s Auto Clinic (252-247-2617, 4142 Arendell St) – ask marina staff for directions
Free Wi-Fi Internet Access: available
Gasoline and diesel fuel: available
Waste pump-out: available
Depths: 8+-foot depths
Click on Chartlet Below to Open a Chart View Window,
Centered on the Location of This Marina:































Moved to Morehead City Yacht Basin which was perhaps one of the best marinas we have encountered. This is a first class facility. Rented a car for 2 hours for $10. Staff Diana and Tom were great – gave us restaurant advice which couldn’t have been better. Ruddy Duck and Beach Bumz – worth a visit.
Eve-Marie Lacroix
Our previous stop was Morehead City Yacht Basin. We chose this marina based on your guide recommendations as well as first hand recommendations from a cruiser we met in Myrtle Beach, SC. We heard more than one negative comment regarding a marina in Beaufort, so decided to stay at MHYB. We spent a week both going north and returning south. Using the courtesy car from MCYB, we visited Beaufort, but enjoyed docking in Morehead.
Mike and the other folks working there made our stay more than enjoyable. Such friendly people. The laundry facilities are great. The courtesy car, even though not free (10.00), was most helpful to drive to the newly opened Harris Teeter. We re-stocked our larder during both stays.
On our trip up, we enjoyed lunch and dinner on the 4th at Floyd’s, just a few steps away from the Marina. Great food and friendly service. The restuarant offered access to the 2nd floor porch during dinner so we could view the fireworks, hence our eating two meals on the same day at the location. It was great to watch firework displays from both Atlantic Beach and Morehead City from such a position.
If anyone is looking for a true NY deli, sample the New York Deli in Atlantic Beach. Small place, but great food. They also offer pasta and other italian dishes for lunch as well as a Friday night dinner. Very nice people. The Admiral stated this rueben had the “right stuff!”
Perry & Kathy Sellars
M/V Marsh Mellow
Took fuel and stayed at Morehead City next night – good spot, helpful staff & reasonable prices. Plenty of restuarants to choose from with easy walking distance. Also one Mini-Mart type store for basics but real groceries or hardware, etc are not in walking distance.
John Thayer
M/V Anna Suzanne
Just a quick note to support one of your sponsors: I recently stayed at Morehead City Yacht Basin for 3 nights, and I found the place to be top notch! Clean, professional and friendly. The marina is absolutely protected from any winds & wake, and the docks are like new. Spotless restrooms and laundry. They loaned me a 50amp-30amp adaptor, and have a car available for $10. The South’s greatest marine hardware store is only 2 blocks away (Ace Marine Hardware). Morehead City Yacht Basin is perhaps not the very cheapest (but they do offer a Boat/US discount), but definately worth the price.
Douglas Gould
Water Torture
It’s no accident that Morehead City Yacht Basin (Statute Mile 205) has twiced been picked by “yours truly” as the Cruisers’ Net “Featured Marina.” This facility is also a long-time Salty Southeast Cruisers’ Net sponsor!!!! What’s not to like, We suggest stopping here time and time again!
Just a quick note to support one of your sponsors: I recently stayed at Morehead City Yacht Basin for 3 nights, and I found the place to be top notch! Clean, professional and friendly. The marina is absolutely protected from any winds & wake, and the docks are like new. Spotless restrooms and laundry. They loaned me a 50amp-30amp adaptor, and have a car available for $10. The South’s greatest marine hardware store is only 2 blocks away (Ace Marine Hardware). Morehead City Yacht Basin is perhaps not the very cheapest (but they do offer a Boat/US discount), but definately worth the price.
Douglas Gould
Water Torture
MOREHEAD CITY (9/3 – 9/8, TS Hanna). We went to the MC Yacht Basin there because it is on the north side of US 70 and better protected than the marinas along the waterfront. They took us in with a warning that we might have to evacuate, but were very friendly and helpful. Many of the slip owners were taking their boats up to Core Creek for haul out, while some others (like us) were coming in for refuge! The town was semi-closed, but we enjoyed suppers at Floyd’s, Sanitary Seafood, and the Ice House. There is a courtesy car available (for $10 rental) for grocery and other shopping. About 0600 Saturday morning we had gusts to better that 60 mph. Several of us had canvas casualties, but no serious damage.
Regards, Nita and Rick George aboard MV Hale Kai