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    • Fort McAllister Marina (Ogeechee River, near St. M. 603.5)

      You must leave the AICW and cruise upstream on the Ogeechee River for some distance in order to reach Fort McAllister Marina. However, from both Captain Eddy’s report below, and an earlier posting here on the Net’s “Georgia” Cruising News section, sounds like the detour may be worth it.

      We are currently staying at Ft. McAllister Marina. Our boat draws 7 foot. we came in from the ocean and had no problem naviagating to the Marina. There are some navagation marker but mostly private ones. We had no problem following markers back. You can call the marina and they are more than helpful to give more detailed directions.
      I would not recommend coming in on low tide if you draw more than 5 foot. There is a shoal just east of the marina on the north side. The marina itself has a depth of 23 ft at low tide.
      The marina is well maintain full service marina. They can accomodate vessels up to 100 ft. The staff is very friendly and helpful. There are showers and free laundry. The resturant opened this past spring, “Fish Tales”. The food and staff is excellent. The menu varies in tastes and price. There is something for everyone. Just one downer …. no alcohol on Sunday. I would highly recommend this marina.
      Captain Sherry Eddy

      Click Here To View the Georgia Cruisers’ Net Marina Directory Listing For Fort McAllister Marina

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