Located in the heart of The Sea Pines Resort, the Harbour Town Yacht Basin is widely recognized as one of the top yachting destinations on the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway. Marked by the distinctive red-and-white-striped Harbour Town Lighthouse, which has been welcoming boaters for more than 40 years. Located just off the Intercoastal Waterway on Calibogue Sound, below Statue Miles 565 at Marker 32, right of The Sea Pines Resorts
Available. Daily $3.25 per foot (up to 49'); $3.75 per foot (50-79'); $4.25 (80' and above) plus utilitiesWeekly: 3.00 per foot (to 49'); $3.50 per foot (50-79'); $4.00 (80' and above) plus utlities
The monthly dockage rate at Harbour Club Yacht Basin is $32 per foot per month, based on the greater length of boat versus slip length. Rates subject to change. April dockage is premium at $75 per foot due to the RBC Heritage Presented by Boeing.
Total number of slips/berths:
95
Dockside Power Connections:
30/50/100 amp power hookups available
30/50/100 Amp Notes:
DAILY & WEEKLY UTILITY RATES:30 amp: $.35 per foot per day50 amp: $.50 per foot per day100 amp: $.75 per foot per dayThree-phase power is metered and billed per usage.MONTHLY UTILITY RATES:30 amp: $1.00 per foot per month50 amp: $2.50 per foot per month100 amp: $5.00 per foot per monthThree-phase power is metered and billed per usage.
Dock. Fresh Water Connections:
Available.
Showers:
Available. climate controlled
Laundromat:
Available. yes
Swimming Pool:
Available. See note below:RESORT FEES$7 per day$75 per monthResort fee includes preferred rates at Sea Pines Resort golf courses, restaurants and retail outlets, two hours of complimentary tennis per day, complimentary use of The Sea Pines Resort Fitness Center equipment and Harbour Town swimming pool, and other valuable discounts with the certified partners of The Sea Pines Resort
Restaurant:
yes Numerous restaurants noted on site
Restaurant Recommendations:
Quarterdeck Waterfront Dining (843-842-1999); Harbourside (843-842-1444 - best burgers); The Harbor Town Bakery & Cafe (on-site, 843-363-8190); The Crazy Crab (843-363-2722) CQs (843-671-2779 american cruisine with fresh local ingredients from farmers, and from the sea), Cups and Cones (843-363-8140 - ice cream and coffees); Spirit of Harbour Town Sunset Dinner Cruise (reservation required - 843-363-9026)
Provisioning Possibilities:
yes convenient store on site
LPG (Propane) Availability:
Available. Take taxi or uber to Plantation Station (843-671-5101 for tank exchange).
Waste pump-out:
Available.
Wi-Fi Internet Access:
Not Available
Fuel Availability:
Gas & Diesel Available
Fuel Notes:
10 cents off per gallon with Boat/US discount and CruiserNet discount
Ice:
Available.
RENTALS:
Kayaks:
Available.
Motor Boats:
Available.
Sail Boats:
Available.
Fuel Prices (All Taxes Included)
Reporting Date:
April 15, 2024
Fuel Notes:
10 cents off per gallon with Boat/US discount and CruiserNet discount
Last visited in April. Great dockmaster thoughtfully gave us a slip that would protect us from forecast high winds during the night. Easy in and out. Great shopping and food. Great people watching in beautiful surroundings. Favorite stop. John Wild
Harbourtown Yacht Basin – Hilton Head, SC, ICW mm 565. This is one of the finest marinas on the East Coast. We love this stop because it is a beautiful marina with excellent personnel, services, restaurants, shopping, golf, etc.. It is very convenient to the Atlantic Ocean and is directly on the ICW. It is our favorite launching point for going outside to Fernandina Beach, Florida. Or, if necessary, staying on the ICW is also a very workable option from this location. Sabra Morgan
Subject: More on Harbour Town Yacht Basin Cruising News: We spent a very pleasant night at Harbour Town Yacht basin this past weekend, and we can enthusiastically second all the positive comments that have been posted here before — beautiful place, friendly and professional staff, great service. And that complementary bottle of Chardonnay was a welcome and unexpected treat! Cruisers should be aware, though, that the water in the entrance channel is a bit skinny, and becomes even more so just inside the marina basin. We arrived about 45 minutes or so before dead low tide and, with our draft of 4 feet, found about 3 feet of water under our keel in the entrance channel. This dropped to less than 2 feet of water clearance just inside the marina, roughly alongside the marina office, and then improved again to over four feet throughout the rest of the marina. Cruisers whose boats draw more than 5 feet or so may want to time their passages in and out of the marina for mid-to high tide. Bob and Janet S. M/V Harmony
Stay here often. Great resturants, great bars, great shopping, great service and fairly pricey. This marina is at the top of my list. They just do it right! Marsha and Bob M/V “Threadbare”
This marina is a fun place to stay. During warm wether there is music outside with different guys placing. Makes it nice to sit on the boat deck to listen. There are lots of boats >100′ that stop there, so great to watch. With the restuarants, shops, nice shower area, and helpful marina staff it is a great place to stop. My inexperienced boating companions sure needed the help docking and the gift bottle of wine helped them relax after their 1st boating trip.
As far as entrance to Harbor Town – never had problem – was still low tide. Harbor Town is a favorite stop for us. Would love some local knowledge on exiting Harbor Town via eastbound Calibogue sound to Tybee to ocean. Have done it once. Appreciate your website and info. Best, Capt. John Wild EILEEN H 56″ Alden Pilothouse MY – draft 4’6 or so
Reviews from Cruisers (7)
Harbour Town is a great stop lots to do, easy access to all needs, Only problem is at low tide there are some real depth problem.
Jim Delligatti
Last visited in April. Great dockmaster thoughtfully gave us a slip that would protect us from forecast high winds during the night. Easy in and out. Great shopping and food. Great people watching in beautiful surroundings.
Favorite stop.
John Wild
Harbourtown Yacht Basin – Hilton Head, SC, ICW mm 565. This is one of the finest marinas on the East Coast. We love this stop because it is a beautiful marina with excellent personnel, services, restaurants, shopping, golf, etc.. It is very convenient to the Atlantic Ocean and is directly on the ICW. It is our favorite launching point for going outside to Fernandina Beach, Florida. Or, if necessary, staying on the ICW is also a very workable option from this location.
Sabra Morgan
Subject: More on Harbour Town Yacht Basin
Cruising News: We spent a very pleasant night at Harbour Town Yacht basin this past weekend, and we can enthusiastically second all the positive comments that have been posted here before — beautiful place, friendly and professional staff, great service. And that complementary bottle of Chardonnay was a welcome and unexpected treat! Cruisers should be aware, though, that the water in the entrance channel is a bit skinny, and becomes even more so just inside the marina basin. We arrived about 45 minutes or so before dead low tide and, with our draft of 4 feet, found about 3 feet of water under our keel in the entrance channel. This dropped to less than 2 feet of water clearance just inside the marina, roughly alongside the marina office, and then improved again to over four feet throughout the rest of the marina. Cruisers whose boats draw more than 5 feet or so may want to time their passages in and out of the marina for mid-to high tide.
Bob and Janet S.
M/V Harmony
Stay here often. Great resturants, great bars, great shopping, great service and fairly pricey. This marina is at the top of my list. They just do it right!
Marsha and Bob
M/V “Threadbare”
This marina is a fun place to stay. During warm wether there is music outside with different guys placing. Makes it nice to sit on the boat deck to listen. There are lots of boats >100′ that stop there, so great to watch. With the restuarants, shops, nice shower area, and helpful marina staff it is a great place to stop. My inexperienced boating companions sure needed the help docking and the gift bottle of wine helped them relax after their 1st boating trip.
As far as entrance to Harbor Town – never had problem – was still low tide. Harbor Town is a favorite stop for us.
Would love some local knowledge on exiting Harbor Town via eastbound Calibogue sound to Tybee to ocean. Have done it once.
Appreciate your website and info.
Best,
Capt. John Wild
EILEEN H
56″ Alden Pilothouse MY – draft 4’6 or so