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    • Reported: November 11, 2024$4.43$4.14 21 Reviews

      Barefoot Marina

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      Basic Marina Information:

      Phone: 843-390-2011
      VHF: Monitored: 16         Working: 16
      EMail: boating@barefootmarina.com
      Fax: (843) 390-2012
      Website: barefootmarina.com/
      Statute Mile: 354
      Lat/Lon: Near 33°48.108 N / 78°44.802 W
      Location: Overlooks the AICW's NW bank, a short hop west of Barefoot Landing Resort Bridge.
      Depths: 1ft. to 6 ft.
      Address: 2051 Bridge View Ct
      North Myrtle Beach,  SC   29582
      General Manager: Danny Marcey
      Dockmaster: Matthew McGhee


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      Service Details:

      Transient Dockage:Available. 20,30,33,35,45 and 50 t wet slips
      Transient Dockage Rate:$3.00 / ft or LOA of slip
      Boat/US Dockage Discount:Available. 10 cents off a gallon only for fuel
      Type of dockage:Slips and face docks
      Live Aboards Allowed:yes
      Live Aboard Notes:Not allowing at this time
      Monthly Dockage Rate:October - April $15.00/ft, May - September $17.00/ft
      Total number of slips/berths:177
      Dockside Power Connections:30/50 amp power hookups available
      30/50/100 Amp Notes:30-amp service to 100-amp/three phase service
      Dock. Fresh Water Connections:Available.
      Showers:Available. Climate Controlled
      Laundromat:Available.
      Swimming Pool:Available.
      Restaurant:yes One on-Site, many nearby.
      Restaurant Recommendations:The Marina Bar and Grill (on-site), Putter's Pub, Greg Norman's Austraiian Grill, Flying Fish
      Provisioning Possibilities:yes Food Lion - 1 mi., call taxi/Uber
      Dockside Cable Television Connection:Available.
      Waste pump-out:Available.
      Wi-Fi Internet Access:Not Available
      Fuel Availability:Gas & Diesel Available
      Fuel Notes:$0.10/gal. Boat/US discount
      Ice:Available.
      Lodging:Available. Barefoot Resort and Golf
      RENTALS:
      Motor Boats:Available.


      Fuel Prices (All Taxes Included)

      Reporting Date:November 11, 2024
      Fuel Notes:$0.10/gal. Boat/US discount
      Gasoline Price:$4.43 (All Taxes Included)
      Gas Notes:Ethanol Free Gasoline
      Diesel Price:$4.14 (All Taxes Included)
      Any Boat/US Discount:Available. 10 cents off per gallon on diesel and gasoline

      Marina Survey Information

      Date:2023-09-29 00:00:00
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      Reviews from Cruisers (21)

      1. Dan Merrill -  July 27, 2019 - 1:37 pm

        Another possibility is Barefoot Marina. Great staff, pool access, walking distance to barefoot landing ( currently being redeveloped).
        Dan Merrill

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      2. Joe Miller -  September 16, 2015 - 6:30 am

        9/11/15
        My husband and I cruised icw from south harbor marina to barefoot marina for our first adventure on the icw. Upon our arrival at barefoot; we informed the dock master that my husband could use some assistance in docking due to being partially disabled from a stroke 6 years ago. They were more than welcome to accommodate us and assist us in anyway possible upon arrival and departure and our entire stay. They are definitely a must stop on your travels. MOST definitely we will be returning to barefoot on our next adventure. Thanks so much to Barefoot Marina for a Great first experience!!!
        Joe Miller

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      3. KJ -  April 8, 2014 - 4:52 pm

        I live on my boat in Barefoot Marina. Nice place. Clean facilities, good location, low rates.
        KJ

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      4. Ron -  April 8, 2014 - 4:52 pm

        Barefoot Marina gives you nice showers, a pool and a nice restaurant.
        Ron

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      5. Bru Brubaker -  November 8, 2013 - 7:20 am

        We usually stop on the opposite side of the ICW, but thought we would try it out on the other side. Good choice. Dock master was great help, facedock quiet, and the onsite restuarant had very good happy hour.

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      6. s/v Skye -  May 2, 2013 - 2:29 pm

        Stayed here 4/28 and 4/29/13. Stayed here in fall. Stayed on face dock with no problems. Could have gone to inside dock if desired. Great help docking. Good shore facilities. Now has decent restaurant which is big feature due to distance to restaurants on east shore. Good shopping within a couple of miles but no way, except cab, to get there. Good place to stop for night since anchorages are limited in area. Can’t beat the $1.25/ft. price given the nice facility. Will stop again.
        s/v Skye

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      7. JackP -  May 2, 2013 - 1:24 pm

        Helpful dockmaster, Cheap fuel, a pool and hot tub with nice showers. The on shore restaurant is a typical marina restaurant with a good raw bar and happy hour till 6pm. The food was good, not great.
        JackP

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      8. Betsy Johnson -  March 4, 2013 - 11:56 am

        We have spent several months at Barefoot Marina, off and on usually in the off-season, say November – April. It is a wonderful facility, great floating concrete (Bellingham)docks, right on the ICW. Easy walk or bike ride across the bridge to Barefoot Landing and lots of restaurants and shops….although the shopping is not as nice as it was 5 or 6 years ago. Also, Alabama Theater is right there and has good shows.
        Talk directly to Bill Rathbon about rates. They are very inexpensive for what you get…nice showers, pool, very clean facility.
        Be sure to eat at the Seafood Hut across the street and slightly north of Barefoot Landing – small and little atmosphere, but great food and great owners. I can guarantee you’ll get a hug before you leave.
        [If] you’re talking about being there for several months you might want to look in to purchasing one of the restaurant discount books, which offer many great buy one get one free deals at the nicest restaurants. Use it twice and its paid for itself! Sold by Ritz Limo, I’m sure Bill can help you get in touch…the owner keeps his boat there at the marina I think.
        Betsy Johnson
        Rick ‘n Roll

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      9. Capt. Bill Chace -  July 24, 2012 - 11:45 pm

        Barefoot Resort Marina; This was, and will be again, our home marina. We live at Barefoot Resort so this was an obvious choice for us. We have sailed up and down the East coast between here and New England for the last several years. Lately more north than south I’m afraid. We have seen the good, the bad and the UGLY when it comes to east coast marinas. In my opinion you will not find a nicer, cleaner and more upscale facility then Barefoot Resort Marina. Bill Rathburn and George have been friends and honorary crew members aboard Spirit, our C&C 40. They are also very pet friendly with our Labrador Genny. You all know that they are quite competitive regarding dock fees. Spirit has a 7′ draft. (7’3″ to be exact). She gets in and out at high water. Other times require caution as we have been aground there also. But forewarned is forearmed as I like to say. Just be aware of the height of tide when approaching with over 5′ of draft. It is worth it.

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      10. Phil Mullins -  June 22, 2012 - 9:06 pm

        On May 20th I was getting ready to dock at Barefoot Resort Marina(that’s the one on the left as you go north on the AICW) in N. Myrtle Beach, SC. A dock hand was standing on the face dock directing me into the dock when I ran aground on a sand bar. It was low tide and I draw 5 ft. I could not wiggle or move my boat from the bar. I called Tow Boat U.S. and the Little River , SC location dispatched a boat. It was on scene within 40 minutes.
        I have a 42 ft. Endeavour Sail and within a few minutes the tow operator hooked a line to the bow and proceeded to pull my craft straight through the shoal. It stalled in the middle of the shoal and the tow operator increased the power significantly and pulled us through the shoal and off.
        Later I discovered that a shoal had been building for some time and no one at the marina told us about it.
        The next day when we left, we had to go very carefully until we found the opening through the shoal to get out into the waterway. The shoal is within 50 ft. of the dock and in the middle of the waterway.
        We did not think too much of this incident until about a week later when the bilge pump started going off more than usual. Then another week went by and we were in Ocracoke and the bilge pump was going off every 30 seconds. We made it back to Oriental and was pulled out by Sailcraft and water came pouring out of our keel. The bottom of the keel had been punctured and the fuel tank and water tank had been ruptured. We had been taking on water for over 3 weeks and it finally got to the point that it was filling up the bilge.
        Our boat is now high and dry with the bottom of the keel cut out. The boat yard is going to remove the generator and remove the water and fuel tanks and build custom tanks to take their place and repair the keel. The boat will be in the boat yard most of the summer.
        So, please be careful when transiting the area around the Barefoot Marina resort and stay in the middle of the channel. They are just south of the section called the “rock pile” in Myrtle Beach.
        Captain Phil Mullins S/V Katash Isle of Palms, SC

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      11. Eve-Marie -  April 22, 2012 - 4:54 pm

        I can echo the recent reviews. We stayed at Barefoot Marina April 21-22, 2012 and found the facility and the staff terrific. The layout is great, with the dock close to the office and only a short walk to the showers, laundry, etc. Also had a nice dinner at the new restaurant, DockSiders, last night. Flounder was very nice, and reasonable. The rates here can’t be beat, $1.25/foot, and free pump-out. Boat-US discount on fuel as well. It’s only a short walk over the swing bridge to the ocean which is beautiful here.

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      12. Rick & Margi Decatur -  April 22, 2012 - 1:25 pm

        Rick and I have stayed at Barefoot Marina since October, 2011. We just left today April 22, 2012, headed for Norfolk.
        We just wanted to pass on that this marina is a great place to stay for an extended time or just for overnight. The service at the docks is great and the attitude of the entire staff is outstanding. They have excellent facilities and a restaurant on site. A grocery store, drugstore and medical facility are within walking distance. Barefoot Landing with all the shops and more restaurants and other entertainment options are also within walking distance. You get all this at very excellent rates ($1.25).
        We cannot begin to say enough nice things about our stay at this marina.
        Rick & Margi Decatur
        Journey
        44′ Endeavour Power Cat

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      13. Doyle and LaVisa (Halifax) -  April 17, 2012 - 1:47 pm

        We took a short Easter trip south last week. After a very unfriendly “Welcome to South Carolina” by the bridge tender at the Little River Swing Bridge we found ourselves with good weather and great SC Marinas. The first was the Barefoot Marina. Friendly helpful staff and clean facilities. If you are a biker or runner/walker this marina is located in an area with great wide sidewalks that stretch out in some very nice neighorhoods. Also, short walk across bridge to shops and restaurants.

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      14. Rick Johnson -  March 22, 2012 - 4:22 pm

        Many [cruisers] are about to arrive in Myrtle Beach, so we wanted them to know of one of our favorite places. Having just spent a month at The Barefoot Marina in Myrtle Beach, SC, we thought it appropriate we let others know of our experience. The Barefoot Marina, site of the 2010 Spring [AGLCA] Rendezvous, is on the western side of the
        ICW across from Barefoot Landing and the Alabama Theatre. The staff is friendly and courteous. The private showers and restrooms are clean and well stocked. The concrete floating docks are the most stable and best floating docks we have ever seen or tied to. There is a restaurant/bar/grill onsite. There is a place on the dock for daily DOCKTAILS. Pumpout is FREE. Gas/Diesel is available at competitive prices. Dockage is very fairly priced and very competitive. Cable TV and Wi-Fi are included in the dockage rate and keypad locked gates surround the docks. Washers and dryers(they actually dry your clothes). We hope everyone will consider this fine marina.
        We, Rick and Betsy on Rick ‘N Roll, have no financial interest in the property. It is just one of our favorite places to stay.
        Rick Johnson

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      15. Paul Crosby -  January 3, 2012 - 11:48 pm

        We have kept the ‘Fran C’ at Barefoot Marina for two years now and have nothing but good to say! 1st class personnel and facilities; Bill and George really do a great job. Looking forward to year Three!

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      16. Rod Gusbee -  January 2, 2012 - 3:30 pm

        We recently moved our boat from Florida and after checking out a lot of marinas selected Barefoot Marina at North Myrtle Beach. It’s pretty far north of Beaufort but lots of benefits; Great people, excellent docking system, fresh water and the most reasonable rates that we found anywhere. Also have diesel at very competitive rates. The web site doesn’t provide a lot of info but does include contact information. Check with Bill or George, they really work to make your stay pleasant.
        Rod Gusbee

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      17. Ed Grygent -  April 1, 2011 - 5:45 pm

        Stayed overnight on the face dock on 3/31/11. Found excellent facilities and very friendly personnel. $1.25′ very friendly as well.

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      18. Tommy Badurski -  January 11, 2011 - 11:09 am

        I have kept our boat at Barefoot Yacht Club for over a year now and it is a great place for the family. We love the pool and the employees at the marina. There are a lot of things to do close by and we would not keep our boat anywhere else.

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      19. Captain Ron and Sabra Morgan -  September 20, 2010 - 10:35 am

        Barefoot Resort – North Myrtle Beach, SC, ICW mm 354. This is our home marina!!! The ownership of this marina has transferred this past year, and the marina is doing great! The facilities are top notch, well kept, and definitely what you expect from a resort location. They are full service, with showers, laundry, and fuel onsite, and unbelievably great restaurants and shopping very nearby. Our harbor master and dock master are people who have been with Barefoot Yacht Club from its opening, and they are truly committed to serving the boating public. We have been members from the beginning and are thrilled with the changes that have occurred these past few months. We highly recommend this marina as a stop on your trip southbound this winter!
        Captain Ron and Sabra Morgan

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      20. Paul Crosby -  July 3, 2010 - 3:47 pm

        Please be advised I have received a lease for a slip at Barefoot Resort Marina. They are fully operational and as far as I know are vetting operators for the onsite restaurant.
        Paul Crosby

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      21. Paul Crosby -  July 3, 2010 - 3:42 pm

        Barefoot Resort Yacht Club, has re-organized and is open for business as The Barefoot Marina. In addition to the existing fine facilities, Dock Master, Bill Rathbun, has added many up-grades, including free pump-out, free WiFi, and Valve-Tech fuel. The restaurant is not yet open, but bids have been offered and the restaurant should be open soon. Transient slips remain at $2.00 per foot with a BoatUS discount price of $1.50 per foot. Not to be confused with Barefoot Landing Dock across the Waterway, the Barefoot Marina lies on the western side of the AICW, just below Barefoot Landing Bridge. You can reach the marina at 843-390-2011 or brc2011@live.com.

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    • Reported: November 11, 2024$3.95$3.43 38 Reviews

      Osprey Marina

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      Basic Marina Information:

      Phone: (843) 215-5353
      Website: http://www.ospreymarina.com/
      Statute Mile: 373.5
      Lat/Lon: Near 33°40.869 N / 79° W
      Location: entrance canal will be discovered along the AICW-Waccamaw River’s southern banks, a short hop east of marker #26
      Depths: 9 ft.
      Address: 8400 Osprey Rd
      Myrtle Beach,  SC   29588
      General Manager: Sherry Harrelson
      Dockmaster: Benton Smith


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      Service Details:

      Transient Dockage:Available. Well sheltered dockage basin
      Transient Dockage Rate:$1.00 per foot per night (after third day, price drops to $.25 per foot per night)
      Type of dockage:floating wooden slips and face docks
      Live Aboards Allowed:no
      Total number of slips/berths:110
      Dockside Power Connections:30/50 amp power hookups available
      30/50 Amp Notes:$5.00/per night - 30 and 50 amp electric hookups
      Dock. Fresh Water Connections:Available.
      Showers:Available. Climate Controlled
      Laundromat:Available.
      Restaurant:Marina parking lot delivery available and one local restaurant will pick up boaters and return them to marina
      Restaurant Recommendations:707 Diner (843-215-7707) and Delaney’s Dog Haus (“best cheeseburgers in the world,” 843-650-8336″) will deliver food to the marina parking lot – nearby Scatori’s Italan Restaurant (843-650-3370) will pick up and return cruisers to the marina
      Provisioning Possibilities:Well stocked ship’s/variety store on-site; marina staff can usually provide transportation to a local supermarket 3 miles away, or local taxi service is available
      LPG (Propane) Availability:Available. Marina staff can usually provide transportation to Socastee Hardware (843-293-7555, 2 miles away) which offers LPG tank exchange
      Waste pump-out:Available.
      Wi-Fi Internet Access:Free WiFi Available
      Fuel Availability:Gas & Diesel Available
      Fuel Notes:ethanol free


      Fuel Prices (All Taxes Included)

      Reporting Date:November 11, 2024
      Fuel Notes:ethanol free
      Gasoline Price:$3.95 (All Taxes Included)
      Diesel Price:$3.43 (All Taxes Included)
      Any Boat/US Discount:Available. 10 cents per gallon

      Marina Survey Information

      Date:2021-06-09 00:00:00
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      Reviews from Cruisers (38)

      1. Steve Quinn -  July 27, 2019 - 2:04 pm

        I needed about three weeks of harborage myself in the same area so I chose Osprey Marina. Great folks, clean family run marina and very well protected. I called pretty much last minute to make reservations and they did work me in. Highly recommended. I will be returning to my boat approximately May 10.
        Steve Quinn

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      2. Hubert Hopkins -  July 27, 2019 - 1:41 pm

        They are the nicest people and a quiet little marina. Not as convenient as the other two, but if you have a rental car would be just as good. No restaurant close by is the biggest drawback.
        Hubery Hopkins

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      3. Glen and Jill Moore -  May 2, 2013 - 10:44 am

        We were placed on the new docks along the entrance channel. It was the next best thing to being at anchor with natural, wooded areas on both sides of the boat. It is a long way to the marina office, but they provide a golf cart for the boats on this dock to share. Friendly helpful staff, nice facilities, great prices on dockage and fuel. Osprey is now our favorite marina.
        Glen and Jill Moore
        DeFever 40 Last Dance

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      4. Jeff Moore -  May 1, 2013 - 8:52 pm

        Spent the night right after hurricane Sandy. First class experience all around. When you pull in for fuel, they give you a free pump-out as well. It’s a little isolated, but several restaurants deliver and a couple will even give you a round trip in a courtesy car. There is a cafe during the season but not in November. They have a little ship’s store and will order anything you need. Clean heads and laundry. The kicker, though, is the staff. Other marinas should come and watch how efficiently and proficiently they operate.
        Jeff Moore

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      5. Ben Ellison -  May 1, 2013 - 1:05 pm

        Gizmo was at Osprey from late Oct until April 1, and I was aboard about a quarter of that time. Wonderful marina…quiet, super safe, and very well managed.
        The restaurant that offers free pick up and return is Scatori’s and it’s actually one of the best around. It also happens to be right next to both an excellent Lowe’s Supermarket and a Lowe’s Home Improvement Center. I enjoyed both Scatori’s pizza place and their restaurant but have not yet tried the custom $50 tasting menu that some boaters raved about.
        http://www.scatoris.com/
        Best,
        Ben Ellison
        Editor/Publisher, Panbo, The Marine Electronics Hub
        Senior Electronics Editor, AIM Marine Group

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      6. Michael and Jane Tigar -  December 30, 2012 - 3:43 pm

        Cruising News:
        Yes, many people have said it, but here it is again. These folks are wonderful! Lowest fuel prices for many miles, plus a Boat/US discount. The grill is closed in winter, but Miles the dockmaster, had made “chicken bog” in a pot — sausaage, rice, chicken and spices — and offered us some. This is the place to stop, just before you take off down the beautiful Waccamaw River.
        Michael and Jane Tigar

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      7. Captains Mark & Diana Doyle -  November 20, 2012 - 11:27 am

        Hi Claiborne,
        Osprey Marina is aptly named, located along the Waccamaw River (STM 373.3), where you’ll see LOTS of osprey and osprey nests.
        The facility is built around a quiet, secluded basin tucked down a narrow tree-lined channel. It’s easy to forget that crowded Myrtle Beach is just to the north, over the treetops.
        The marina is a great place to leave your boat for holiday travel. Myrtle Beach International Airport is only 14 miles away.
        The basin is incredibly protected and the owners and staff go above and beyond to make you happy and take care of your boat.
        And the rates are very competitive: cruisers should be sure to ask about their decreasing-by-the-day dockage fees.
        When you check in you receive a captain’s bag guaranteed to put a smile on your face. It’s loaded with treats that show this marina understands what boaters enjoy: goodies like travel packs of laundry detergent, crackers, and homemade local pumpkin butter.
        Sherry, we especially enjoyed the pumpkin butter! [ hint … hint ]
        Best and see you On the Water,
        Captains Mark & Diana Doyle

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      8. Jim Smith -  November 16, 2012 - 5:21 pm

        What more can I add? The friendliest staff and great facility. Good fuel prices and cheap dockage too. Twice we have been picked up by Scatori’s for dinner. What a treat and a fantastic grocery store next to restaurant. Highly recommend.

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      9. Bill Saint -  August 13, 2012 - 11:57 am

        We stayed one night on return from Bald Head to Georgetown and wanted to avoid the carnival of Myrtle Beach. What a great spot! We are a 47′ Beneteau and had no problem getting in and out. The most helpful, curtious staff we have ever encountered. Cleanest baths, laundry and marina building possible. Enjoyed an outstanding Italian dinner with pickup and return service. Couldn’t ask for more, every marina could learn from Osprey. We will be back next time

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      10. Richard Brown -  June 5, 2012 - 1:34 pm

        Stayed the night in late April on our way south to Savannah. I second the great review. Very protected and super staff. Had a great Italian dinner in town with free transportation from the restaurant. Highly recommended stop!
        Richard Brown

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      11. Larry -  June 5, 2012 - 1:27 pm

        As of 6/5/2012, the Grill at Osprey Marina is still not open. However, there is an Italian restaurant nearby, Scatori’s, that will come and pick you up at the marina. Their website is http://www.scatoris.com.

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      12. Andrew -  May 19, 2012 - 9:41 pm

        We visited Osprey earlier this week (17th May 2012) on our 50′ Beneteau, with a 6′ draft in an attempt to avoid some nasty storms. What a great place, a real hidden gem! Great surrounding, helpful staff, including driving us into town to refill our propane tank. The marina is clean and well cared for. We will be back.

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      13. Jamiedhu -  December 2, 2011 - 6:29 pm

        I happened to stop at Osprey southbound a year ago. Returning this spring I made a special effort to reach there arriving just at closing time. No problem. I requested an easy exit space because I had one cranky engine. No problem. The staff are all helpful, cheerful and positive. They are on my list for the next trip.
        Jamiedhu aboard Gemini 34

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      14. Terry & Charlotte -  November 27, 2011 - 9:00 pm

        There is nothing I can think of to say! The personell at Osprey are just the most professional, from the highly skilled dock master to the ofgfice staff. When we pulled in we knew just what to expect. Wonderful, if you dont stop there you’ll miss a treat!

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      15. Stu Schechter -  November 19, 2011 - 9:41 am

        A quick 1/8 mile off the ICW!
        Nice snack bar.
        Great people!
        Great fuel prices!
        Good depth!
        Very reasonable dock rates.
        And with their new dock, they can accommodate 100ft boats.
        I have no trouble fueling up with my 63 Viking.
        Stu Schechter
        MTOA #3755
        M/V Evening Star

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      16. Janet -  May 2, 2011 - 7:13 pm

        Staying at Osprey due to the above reviews. Agree with all said above. Miles was excellent getting us settled in. We are still well provisioned so we did not take up the restaurant service but were told that was an excellent food and groceries.
        Janet
        s/v Triple Play

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      17. Larry -  April 22, 2011 - 2:54 pm

        One of the perks of docking at Osprey Marina is the willingness of a local Italian restaurant to either deliver a meal or come fetch the crew members and take them to the restaurant. Twice we’ve had excellent pizza delivered, but this time we asked to be picked up and driven there. The driver was within a minute of the appointed 6 pm time, picking us up in his own Honda. We were served gigantic portions of lasagna and penne al la vodka, which we are still eating days later. The same pizza delivery guy drove us home to Osprey, and we were back aboard before sundown.

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      18. Skipper Jock Ames -  February 3, 2011 - 10:53 am

        I have stopped several times at the Osprey Marina for fuel (best prices) and left my boat there for a month a couple of years ago. Sheri and the other employees were helpful and friendly and the prices were very reasonable….this is a VERY nice marina.
        Skipper Jock Ames

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      19. Captain Ted Jones -  February 2, 2011 - 12:05 pm

        Osprey Marina is very attractive, having been carved out of the land. It is reached by a short canal, and is easy to miss if you’re not paying attention. It is well worth a visit. While it is not within walking reach of general services, the snack bar (operated by Sheri, who seems also to be the marina manager) serves both breakfast and lunch, closing at 1700 when the office closes. Upon our arrival, Sheri (maybe spelled differently) presented us with a bag of complimentary goodies which included a package of crackers, a block of cheddar cheese, a couple of candy bars, a key ring float, a couple of insulated drink holders, a book of matches, several pamphlets about the marina, and a list of essential services within a taxi ride including, of course, the phone numbers of the local taxis. Included with this information was the phone number of Scatori’s Pizzeria & Italian Restaurant, “Local’s favorite authentic Italian cuisine & real NY pizza.” Scatori’s will come fetch you at the marina (and bring you back) and offers free delivery to your boat. We opted for the latter (as we had when we stopped at Osprey Marina last spring) and ordered a large three-topping pizza which was delivered by a cultured and articulate young man an hour later. We devoured half of the pizza and saved the other half for later.
        Shower facilities at Osprey Marina rated a 9 with both of us. The only negative point was the lack of enough hooks from which to hang one’s clothes while in the shower. However, the showers were excellent, clean, not fancy, but with benches and chairs, substantial hand rails on two sides, and racks for soap shampoo, and whatever else one would likely want to take into the shower. Entry into the showers/heads/laundry area is provided using a magnetic key provided with the goodie bag when you sign in.
        Sheri said she would be at the marina at 0800 and would cook breakfast for us. Malla had a biscuit and gravy ($4.00), and I had the Osprey Platter ($6.25): 2 eggs, 2 sausage patties or 3 bacon slices. grits or home fries, and toast. Coffee is free, help yourself. It was all excellent, enjoyed at a window table overlooking part of the marina. We were out of there before 0900.
        Why do I go on so about this marina? On the wall near the grill is a framed clipping with the headline, “Osprey Marina and Grill named the best marina in the country.”
        When we were ready to depart, the dockmaster came down to our slip and gave O.G’s pulpit a gentle shove to help us get squared away.
        We were very glad we had stopped there and will try to do so again on our way north next spring.
        Ted Jones

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      20. Sue Sea -  June 5, 2010 - 3:04 pm

        We stopped at Osprey marina overnight on our NB journey. We found this to be a fantastic marina. Clean, Friendly and reasonable. The staff is extremely helpful and competent.

        We highly recommend this marina and plan to make this one of our regular stops on the ICW.

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      21. Pascal -  May 26, 2010 - 4:48 pm

        my favorite stop! Protected, friendly staff, CHEAP fuel, workign pump out, easy in and out.

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      22. Ted Jones -  May 10, 2010 - 1:44 pm

        1730: Osprey Marina turned out to be a pleasant surprise and the find of the Century. One enters a narrow cut on the east side of the ICW. After a hundred yards or so, the cut opens into a large basin which has half-a-dozen docks, each with 30 or 40 slips. They put us on the fuel dock so we could pump the holding tank and while there we topped off with fuel.
        The dockmaster walked me to our slip so I could see if it was okay and how to get into it, then we motored around to B-dock, slip 6 and tied up for the night. Osprey Marina is modern, clean, and has all the amenities. Nearby is an Italian restaurant which will pick you up or deliver your meal. We called and had an excellent pizza which was delivered earlier than expected. We ate half of it and have the other half for later. Osprey Marina gets our vote as one of the best deals around, but don’t blink as you pass the canal.
        (All day we had seen signs with the word Osprey, but the rest of the lettering is too small to read. We didn’t know what they represented, perhaps real estate sales.)
        0915: We bid farewell to Osprey Marina vowing to return. It’s biggest attraction to us, aside from being a great spot, is that it lets us avoid Barefoot Landing which we don’t care for partly because it has the worst, overpriced ice cream either of us has ever tasted. What a contrast: I forgot to mention in yesterday’s log that all overnight boats are given a care package which contains, among other things, a whole package of Helluvagood Cheese and two kinds of crackers to go with it, a couple of mints, a magazine, two drink holders, and a whistle with float plus information about the marina, the marina grill menu (breakfast and lunch), etc.
        Ted Jones

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      23. Clay and Mary -  May 10, 2010 - 10:43 am

        We would like to add our Vote for the Osprey Marina at mile 373 It was so nice to feel the warm welcome, to such a nice place, not only was the Marina one of the nicest we have stopped at, they made You feel so welcome and said Thanks for staying with us, with goodie bad and all. Great place, Great people, Great price!
        Clay and Mary on sailing vessel Gemini

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      24. Norman Mason -  February 3, 2010 - 4:50 pm

        Osprey Marina is one of our two favorite marinas. We were there on January 6, 2010, and had to break through a half inch of ice leaving in the morning. You cannot find a cleaner or more well kept facility. The onsite restaurant and ship’s store is excellent and most welcoming. The rest rooms are with the best we have ever seen. A very clean and complete laundry is also available.
        Considering that this is all available at $1.00 per foot, Osprey Marina is not to be missed. It is simply superb.
        Claiborne Young’s South Carolina and Georgia Cruising Guide drew us in, and it was a great choice. We recommend it to all we meet, and look forward to returning in the spring.
        Norman Mason
        MV Peggy Sue
        Monk 36

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      25. Sea Huddle -  January 18, 2010 - 2:08 pm

        stopped here for lunch on 1/16/09 great facilities, friendly people and a great hamburger. Will stop again!

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      26. Jan & Tracy Nelson -  December 14, 2009 - 10:42 pm

        I agree with all of these folks. Osprey Marina was terrific in every way! At the marina’s suggestion, we checked out Scatori’s Restaurant. The restaurant provided us transportation to and from, the food and wine tasted delicious and the presentation was exceptional, and after dinner we even picked up a few groceries at Lowe’s. Talk about great hospitality!

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      27. Jock Ames/HOME AT LAST -  November 5, 2009 - 12:25 pm

        I have stopped at Osprey Marina at least 4 times over the last few years. Their fuel prices are always the lowest in the area and their dockage is downright reasonable. Left my boat there for over a month this Spring without any paranoia…nice, helpful, knowledgable folks…can’t praise ’em enough for the way they run their business and they could not be more helpful…the grounds are well kept and the place is always clean and welcoming. Without a doubt, one of the NICEST Marinas between CT and FL on the ICW.

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      28. Brice Sumner -  October 2, 2009 - 9:32 am

        This is one of the best marinas we have found in our 33 years of cruising. We stayed there the night of 9/29/09 on our way to Georgetown, SC and look forward to another night there on our way home to Morehead City.

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      29. Pascal -  September 24, 2009 - 12:00 pm

        Stopped there for fuel and overnight in the spring of 08. Friendly folks (gave us a ride to grocery store), good price on fuel on that trip. narrow entrance but good protection, fuel dock jsut large enough for us.
        Also had a working pump out! imagine that! 🙂

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      30. Claiborne -  September 3, 2009 - 3:27 pm

        Osprey Marina was an oasis along the way. Easy in and out, and very friendly and helpful staff. We even got a welcome bag of goodies upon arrival. All that and the cheapest dockage of our trip!
        Joy and Shel Rabin, aboard m/v Evening Star

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      31. Claiborne -  September 3, 2009 - 1:59 pm

        Claiborne, I stayed at Osprey Marina in June as we were going north. It is one of those marinas I would like to visit again. It was very quiet and peaceful and the staff was helpful. The goody bag that was presented when we checked in was a nice touch.
        Don Marik

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      32. Claiborne -  September 3, 2009 - 12:45 pm

        Osprey Marina. We have stayed there several times and it is one our favorite places.. Good people and facilities as well as price. If you get there before the grill closes, good snacks and decent prices. Great place to run our dogs too. Don’t forget to walk up to the goat pasture.
        Best Regards
        George
        S/V Chez Nous

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      33. Pat M -  September 3, 2009 - 12:37 pm

        Osprey Marina, when we were NB, stayed at Osprey on May 26, 1 night. They were extremely nice and helpful. We also took on gas and their price was the same as you had posted on your website. That was not always the case at other fuels stops. This was our second time and plan to stop at Osprey on our way south in October.
        Pat M
        MY COMPROMISE ( 2004 Carver 366)

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      34. Captain John Cashen -  July 22, 2009 - 9:19 am

        Been to Osprey Marina on the Waccamaw. Found it very friendly, room for two boats. easy fueling amd docking, very limited restaurant, but a great one nite stop.
        Captain John Cashen

        Osprey marina had the best gas prices all summer. Right at $3.00/gal. never stayed there but gas and a great burger and very friendly folks.
        Roger Privette

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      35. John C Pollitt -  July 22, 2009 - 9:08 am

        Spent a night at Osprey Marina and found it to be a very nice stopover. Friendly people, $1.00 a foot plus electric, and they even give you usuable stuff. If you’re just looking for a place to spend the night, catch up on some laundry, top off the fuel and water, I couldn’t recommend a better place in that area.
        John C Pollitt
        S/V Aria

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      36. Susann & Alan Syme -  July 22, 2009 - 8:40 am

        We just fueled at Osprey Marina at mile 373.3, just south of Myrtle Beach. Diesel was $4.16/gallon and $4.06 with Boat US discount. The marina is just off the ICW with easy access to the fuel dock and a working pumpout.
        Larry, the dockmaster is knowledgeable and very helpful. Today was just a fuel stop for us, but last year we left the boat at their dock while we travelled on land.The marina is well protected, the floating docks are new and restrooms and laundry room are modern and clean. The owners and staff take pride in their facility and it shows. We also enjoyed a good Sunday morning breakfast at the Osprey Grill, which is open daily for breakfast and lunch.
        Prior to fueling at Osprey, we called New River Marina mile 246.9 NC (which generally has very competitive prices) and were told that diesel is now $4.21/gallon. Looks like we can expect fuel prices to continue to increase as we head north and as summer approaches.
        Susann & Alan Syme
        M/V Kaos

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      37. Unknown -  July 22, 2009 - 8:23 am

        Thanks to all who recommended stopping at Osprey Marina. EVERYTHING was top notch – people, facilities, etc. An added attraction is now a restaurant – Scatori’s -thst picks you up and delivers you – plus they are right next to a LOWE’S grocery store for shopping before being returned to your boat.
        A Second to George’s recommendation. Marina very clean and hospitable. Chef Kevin Scatori is a protege of Emeril Lagasse and the food is FABULOUS. Service is attentive and sauces made fresh very day. As good as NY or N’Orleans has to offer.

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      38. George Kay -  July 22, 2009 - 8:22 am

        I have to highly recommend to all south bound [cruisers]to stop at OSPREY MARINA at mile marker 373.A dollar a ft to dock,and access to a great Italian restaurant called SCATORI,s.They pick you up,take you shopping and serve you a great Italian dinner at resonable prices.They have a great chef and HUGH PORTIONS.I plan on making Osprey Marina an annual stop.
        As Posted on the MTOA Listserv by George Kay

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    • Reported: November 11, 2024$4.30$3.15 1 Review

      Wacca Wache Marina

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      Basic Marina Information:

      Phone: 843-651-2294
      Website: https://waccawachemarina.com/
      Statute Mile: 383
      Lat/Lon: Near 33°33.748 N / 79°5.14998 W
      Location: Located in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina on the Intracoastal Waterway at marker #383, Wacca Wache Marina is a convenient spot for exploring Murrells Inlet and Grand Strand area. Close to Brookgreen Gardens, Huntington Beach State Park, and the MarshWalk, Wacca Wache. Wacca Wache Marina is also home to Plantation River Tours, a premier boat touring company, and a Grand Strand location for the Freedom Boat Club.
      Depths: 6 ft.
      Address: 1950 Wachesaw Rd
      Murrells Inlet,  SC   29576
      Dockmaster: Nick Russell


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      Service Details:

      Transient Dockage:Available. 8'-12' approach depths
      Transient Dockage Rate:call
      Type of dockage:fixed and floating wooden slips and face docks
      Live Aboards Allowed:yes
      Monthly Dockage Rate:see website for rates
      Monthly Dockage Rate Notes:Mostly 7 month and annual rates.
      Total number of slips/berths:12
      Dockside Power Connections:30/50 amp power hookups available
      30/50 Amp Notes:10 cents per foot, per day for 30 amp and 50 amp hookup
      Dock. Fresh Water Connections:Available.
      Showers:Available. Climate Controlled. Two new bathrooms added - opening late Feb 2024
      Laundromat:Available. New: opening late February 2024
      Restaurant:Walter's on the Waterway
      Provisioning Possibilities:yes
      Waste pump-out:Available. On site pumpout
      Wi-Fi Internet Access:Free WiFi Available
      Fuel Availability:Gas & Diesel Available
      Fuel Notes:Market Price.
      Ice:Available.
      Nautical Charts:Available.
      Hardware:Available.
      Launch Ramp:
      Type: surfaced
      REPAIR CAPABILITIES:
      Forklift:
      FISHING:
      Bait:Available.
      Tackle:Available.


      Fuel Prices (All Taxes Included)

      Reporting Date:November 11, 2024
      Fuel Notes:Market Price.
      Gasoline Price:$4.30 (All Taxes Included)
      Gas Notes:Non ethanol REC-90
      Diesel Price:$3.15 (All Taxes Included)

      Marina Survey Information

      Date:2022-10-08 00:00:00
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      Reviews from Cruisers (1)

      1. Curtis J. Hoff -  February 8, 2024 - 8:19 pm

        Stopped by for fuel last January. Dock hands (Paris and Jimmy) were great and competent in assisting with docking. The fuel price was excellent – the best in the area.

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    • Reported: November 11, 2024$4.25$3.35 22 Reviews

      Harborwalk Marina

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      Basic Marina Information:

      Phone: (843) 546-4250
      VHF: Monitored: 16         Working: 68
      EMail: stay@harborwalkmarina.com
      Website: http://harborwalkmarina.com
      Statute Mile: 403
      Lat/Lon: Near 33°21.836 N / 79°16.939 W
      Location: Turn at ICW marker 40, south of the Sampit River follow on through 41 and 42. Keep junction marker (red/green) on your port side. Continue into starboard channel with marinas and docks on the starboard side keeping moored boats on the port. Look for the white 3 story condos and hotel in the background. Our marina is located just in front of these buildings. Marina is located on starboard side.
      Depths: 6ft. to 14 ft.
      Address: 525 Front St
      P.O. Box 274
      Georgetown,  SC   29440
      General Manager: Chris Carroll


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      Transient Dockage:Available.
      Transient Dockage Rate:$2.50 per foot per night
      Other Dockage Discount:Available. Daily rates until Dec - Mar. No discounts during special events, ex. Wooden Boat Show
      Type of dockage:overnight, weekly, monthly
      Live Aboards Allowed:no
      Monthly Dockage Rate:$16.00 Per Foot (plus electric)
      Monthly Dockage Rate Notes:No Liveaboards. Contracts Required.
      Total number of slips/berths:50
      Dockside Power Connections:30/50/100 amp power hookups available
      30/50/100 Amp Notes:100 amp single phase. Part of docks are GFI pedestals
      Dock. Fresh Water Connections:Available. City
      Showers:Available. Climate Controlled
      Laundromat:Available. Climate ControlledClimate ControlledClimate Controlled on-site
      Restaurant:One onsite, 20 within 5 blocks.
      Restaurant Recommendations:Lots of choices in Georgetown,. Multiple options within 1-5 blocks.
      Provisioning Possibilities:yes
      LPG (Propane) Availability:Available. Take taxi or walk to Georgetown Ice House (843) 546-6169 6 or 7 blocks away for LPG tank refill and/or Pantry Convenience Store 4 blocks away for LPG tank exchange
      Waste pump-out:Available. pump out on fuel dock
      Wi-Fi Internet Access:Free WiFi Available
      Fuel Availability:Gas & Diesel Available
      Fuel Notes:10,000 Gallon Diesel & 10,000 Gallon Gas with High Speed Pumps
      Ice:Available. on-site
      Lodging:Available. Hotel on-site
      Launch Ramp:
      Type: surfaced
      Notes: 1/2 mile
      Winter Storage:
      Type: wet
      Notes: December to March
      REPAIR CAPABILITIES:
      Hull Repair:Available. Nearby
      Engine Repair:Available. Nearby
      Electronics Repair:Available. Nearby
      Forklift:
      Notes: Hazard Marine
      Marine Lift:
      Notes: Dry Stack
      Marine Railway:
      Notes: Tow Boat US
      Towing:Available. Nearby. Sea Tow and Tow Boat US
      RENTALS:
      Motor Boats:Available.
      Charter Boats:Available.


      Fuel Prices (All Taxes Included)

      Reporting Date:November 11, 2024
      Fuel Notes:10,000 Gallon Diesel & 10,000 Gallon Gas with High Speed Pumps
      Gasoline Price:$4.25 (All Taxes Included)
      Gas Notes:Ethanol Free Gasoline
      Diesel Price:$3.35 (All Taxes Included)
      Any Quantity Discount:Available. 5 cents per gallon for 300 gallons or more, 10 cents per gallon for 500 gallons or more

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      Date:October 25, 2023
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      Reviews from Cruisers (22)

      1. Steve Oakley -  August 14, 2019 - 8:57 am

        Had not originally planned to stop in Georgetown, but mechanical issues dictated otherwise. So glad we did. Harborwalk is an excellent marina and is situated within walking distance of the downtown area and many wonderful restaurants. Facilities are very clean and among the best you'll find on the ICW. Staff is friendly and helpful. Thanks especially to Lexie for her hospitality. We would definitely stay there again.

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      2. Blades Robinson -  July 9, 2019 - 1:21 pm

        I had very accommodating service from Lexi at Harborwalk Marina. She stayed after hours to assist myself and another cruiser and provided excellent instructions on how to enter the harbor, prepare the boat for tie off and access the dock slip on the inside of their marina. The marina facilities were exceptionally clean and in “like new” condition. Rates were reasonable and the nearby restaurants were welcoming. Cruiser’s Net guest will not be disappointed.
        Blades Robinson

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      3. Doyle Evans -  June 7, 2014 - 5:14 pm

        Stopped in on our way north after visiting Charleston. Had not visited in awhile but can say Georgetown has not let a fire slow them down. Great biking and walking along the tree lined streets. We remember this marina when they were a service station and boat lift. Now they have a new shower facility and great floating docks plus expansion plans. First Class all the way – town and marina. Friendly people.

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      4. Jeanne and Terry Bieker -  May 3, 2013 - 4:32 pm

        Chris Carroll, manager of the Georgetown Harbor Walk Marina, is a pro at line handling and people handling. A truly historic and gracious stop. Be sure to tour the local museum and have dinner at the Rice Paddy Restaurant. We rate both the restaurant and the marina as among the best on the AICW from Norfolk to Florida.
        Jeanne and Terry Bieker
        CAVALIER

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      5. Philip W. Mullins -  May 3, 2013 - 10:30 am

        Stayed at Harbour Walk Marina several time with our yacht club cruises. Great place and right in the historic district for an easy walk downtown. Ate at the Rice Paddy Restaurant, but there are several others close by.
        Philip W. Mullins (Phil)
        s/v Katash

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      6. s/v Skye -  May 2, 2013 - 2:32 pm

        Stayed there [Harborwalk Marina] 4/26 and 427/13. Good floating docks but fixed docks need replacing (waiting on permits to replace with floating). Nice shore facilities, very nice town, some good restaurants (try Limp’in Jane’s and Aunnies), good stores and shops. Grocery will send car but is only a nice walk anyway. Interesting history, take tour and see rice museum. Will stop here again in future.
        s/v Skye

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      7. Bob Scalia -  May 1, 2013 - 8:56 pm

        We have stayed at the Harborwalk Marina the last two trips South. Nice facility. We like the city of Georgetown as well. We’ve eaten at a couple of the restaurants but at the moment can’t remember the names. Will add them as we head North next week from FL and I look at our logs.
        Bob Scalia
        MV Dall’Azzurro

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      8. John Beaver -  May 1, 2013 - 2:39 pm

        We have spent the last 2 winters in GT, SC and can tell anyone and everyone you will not find a better place in SC to visit. Harborwalk Marina is on the south end of the boardwalk. The Dock master is Chris and his assistant is Steve. Both are top shelf guys that really know the marina and cruisers business. You can walk to most all eat places as you are right on front street when you get off the dock. There is a large park a few blocks away.
        John Beaver

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      9. Horace Whitaker -  April 5, 2013 - 10:29 am

        Cruising News:
        While visiting Georgetown, SC we had lunch at a delightful restaurant named Reflections Cafe. Great burger with a large choice of toppings. Highly recommend this eatery. Also we found Harborwalk Marina to be very friendly with very good accommodations.
        Horace Whitaker

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      10. Paula Spence, M/Y Sea Eagle -  October 2, 2012 - 8:31 pm

        Jim and I spent a month at Harborwalk on our way north this summer and are now here for a few days on our way back to Florida. The marina is small but the service from Chris and Steve is top-notch. Everything is maintained very well, from the office to the rest rooms, the laundry area and the docks. All of it is always clean and tidy. Very convenient location – step off your boat and in less than a minute you’re in downtown Georgetown. Walk a couple of minutes in the other direction and you can buy shrimp fresh of the boats. Georgetown and Harborwalk are both on our “places to stop at again” list. And if you’re here for a couple of days, be sure book a spot on Captain Rod’s Low Country Tour boat and go shelling at the beach!

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      11. John and Sarah Beaver -  May 18, 2012 - 5:04 pm

        We stayed there for 3 months in the winter and have stayed there several times before. They are great, Chris is a real Pro. He always goes the extra mile to help everyone. There are several really good marinas in GT but we switched to Harborwalk because of service and location. Don’t let one guy that had a bad day desuade you from staying at HW. See you in the winter Chris!
        John/Sarah Beaver.Forget About It 3

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      12. S/V SeaQuell-Robert and Becky Nordstrom -  May 11, 2012 - 2:26 pm

        We were in Georgetown for one week. We anchored our cat in the harbor and dinghied over to Harborwalk Marina to use their laundry and shower facilities. Chris was very friendly and helpful. The night before our departure, we stayed on the face dock– fueled/filled our water tank, and once again used the very nice laundry/bath facilities. We were overall very pleased until the day of our departure.We had made prior arrangements with Chris to stay until late afternoon (my husband works from the boat and needed wi-fi. ) Around lunchtime that day, the dockmaster, Dave inquired about our departure time and I informed him of our arrangement. He was not very friendly about our staying past noon– We felt very pressured by him to leave and it really put a negative spin on an otherwise pleasant experience. We totally understand that dock spaces can at times be limited, but Dave’s attitude made us believe he simply wanted us “off the dock”. We would consider staying here again, but will be more careful about verifying “check – out” times.

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      13. John Beaver. -  December 9, 2011 - 3:43 pm

        Harborwalk Marina in Georgetown SC. We second the recommendation below. We were going south TG week and ran into a mechicanal issue as we were docking for 2 nights at Harborwalk. Chris and Mike arranged to get us a tech we could trust to correct our problems. We had to order parts, (1 week to get in) so we arranged a good monthly rate with Chris and enjoyed TG week in GT and returned home by car. Our boat remains there until Jan. Everyone at the marina is first class. Very dog friendly marina and town. We could easily stay there for an entire season and be happy. Just steps to all the downtown amenties but very laid back.
        John Beaver.
        Forget about it 3

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      14. Dick Anderson -  November 30, 2011 - 2:01 pm

        Stayed in Georgetown for 4 nights waiting for our autopilot to arrive from Defender. Mike and Chris at Harborwalk Marina could not be nicer. We paid for showers (we were anchored), bought our gas from them along with ice. We would come back to this town again and again. Nice places to eat, shop, provision and it is safe to keep the boat.

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      15. Tom Divers -  September 6, 2011 - 3:46 pm

        In Georgetown dined well at the River Room and Thomas’s. Great new floating docks at Harborwalk Marina.
        Tom Divers

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      16. Skipper Bill Saint -  June 12, 2011 - 6:26 am

        Harborwalk Marina, Georgetown – had another great trip to Georgetown a month ago. The marina is in perfect condition, with incredible service (we arrived late and they waited for us and had three dock hands to assist with a an easy landing. Excellent facilities at this marina, in fact the cleanest restrooms and laundry I’ve found yet! New docks and a great view of downtown. We were amazed at the recently redone boardwalk all along the harborside. Did a lot of exploring of the Georgetown area on bike and had two great meals, one at Portofino and the other at our favorite Rice Paddy.
        Skipper Bill Saint

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      17. Captain Ric -  July 18, 2010 - 8:48 am

        We just stayed at Harborwalk Marina in Georgetown, SC and found it newly renovated… great showers and laundry. Low tide is a trip coming in – stay to starboard after the entry marker and hug the docks. At Harbor Walk Marina depth is around 6.5 ft. at the inner most dock at low tide. Outside and finger docks have plenty of water even at a dead low tide.
        Captain Ric

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      18. Sea Huddle -  April 5, 2010 - 6:27 pm

        Docked here today, the facilities are great! Short walk to numerous restaurants.

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      19. HB Koerner -  October 28, 2009 - 9:06 am

        The marina now has a new laundry facility that also houses two bathrooms. I believe it is climate controlled. My boat was moored in the innermost dock and am in 10 feet of water. Nice floating docks. Chris, the dockmaster who assisted me, was very helpful. This is the closest marina to downtown Georgetown, a couple blocks closer than the Boat Shed and Hazard Marine. For some reason, there were no seats in the bathrooms when I showered. It was only after I left that I noticed two plastic seats on the porch that should have been in the bathrooms for changing.

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      20. Rick Parish -  September 16, 2009 - 4:20 pm

        9/16/09 – Staying the night here at Harborwalk. Nice floating docks AND the climate controlled new restrooms/showers are open and very nice. Two washers ($1.50) and two driers ($1.50). Dock fee is $1.75/ft.

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      21. Chris Carroll -  July 22, 2009 - 8:52 am

        Subject: Georgetown – New floating docks
        Cruising News: My name is Chris Carroll. I am the Operations Mgr. for the Harborwalk Marina in Georgetown SC. I wanted to let everyone know that our much promised floating docks have been installed and are now in operation. We now have wireless internet, 100 channels of cable TV, 100amp service, a pump out that will suck the bottom out of your boat. There are about 729 feet of new floating dock, we have plenty of space now. Starting in two weeks will begin a new face lift on our older docks that we did not take out. Plans are being drawn now for a new 1800 sq foot bath house, lounge, dock office and laundry facility that we hope to have in by the fall season. We appreciate the patience everyone has had during our construction phases. Our dock master, David Rowe, is still with us. So gives a call and make a reservation today. 843-546-4250.
        Chris Carroll

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      22. Captain Jane Tigar -  July 21, 2009 - 3:26 pm

        Georgetown: Our favorite restaurant, Orange Blossom is closed. We were sorry to hear that the owner had a bad car accident and has returned to Greece. We highly recommend planning to be in Georgetown on anything but a Sunday. Most everything seems to be closed on Sundays. There is a nice looking store for provisioning – it looks like a wine shop, but there is fresh produce in the back. It’s on the main road, maybe a block towards town from Harborwalk Marina.
        Harborwalk Marina has brand new docks; there is a big floating face dock and it is only a few steps from downtown. Free wifi. Courteous service. There are no toilets or showers as they are in the process of building them. We tried to hail Hazzard Marine, a place we have stayed at before but there was no answer on the phone and no answers to our VHF hails.
        Captain Jane Tigar

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    • Reported: November 11, 2024$4.99$4.39 16 Reviews

      Charleston Harbor Resort and Marina

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      Basic Marina Information:

      Phone: 843-284-7062
      Website: https://charlestonharbormarina.com/
      Statute Mile: 465
      Lat/Lon: Near 32°47.227 N / 79°54.581 W
      Location: Conveniently located in the middle of historic Charleston Harbor at Patriots Point by the USS Yorktown, Ravenel Bridge, and between buoys #34 and #36.
      Depths: 12 ft.
      Address: 24 Patriots Point Rd
      Mt Pleasant,  SC   29464


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      Service Details:

      Transient Dockage:Available. Transients enjoy our full amenities including heated pools, hot tub,towel service, fitness center, complimentary shuttle to downtown Charleston, complimentary entry to our beach parties, and more…
      Transient Dockage Rate:Starting at $3.30 per foot per night, plus electricity and transient amenity fee of $40.
      Type of dockage:Wide concrete flowing docks, linear dockage, slips, T-Heads
      Live Aboards Allowed:yes
      Live Aboard Notes:Up to 3 months as a transient
      Total number of slips/berths:450
      Dockside Power Connections:30/50/100 amp power hookups available
      30/50/100 Amp Notes:$15.00 per night - 30 amp power, $25.00 per night - 50 amp power, $50.00 per night - 100 amp power, 100 amp 3 phase 480 volts - $175.00 per night
      Dock. Fresh Water Connections:Available.
      Showers:Available. Climate Controlled
      Laundromat:Available.
      Swimming Pool:Available.
      Restaurant:on-site
      Restaurant Recommendations:Charleston Harbor Fish House, Reel Bar, Tiki Bar (Seasonal)
      Provisioning Possibilities:A complimentary marina shuttle will take you to the historic district in downtown Charlestonwhere it is a short .1 mile walk to Target. West Marine can deliver to the marina or it is a short Uber ride.
      Waste pump-out:Available. Complimentary
      Wi-Fi Internet Access:Free WiFi Available
      Fuel Availability:Gas & Diesel Available
      Fuel Notes:Fuel dock open 24 hours a day.


      Fuel Prices (All Taxes Included)

      Reporting Date:November 11, 2024
      Fuel Notes:Fuel dock open 24 hours a day.
      Gasoline Price:$4.99 (All Taxes Included)
      Gas Notes:24 hours a day, Ethanol free 89 octane gasoline;
      Diesel Price:$4.39 (All Taxes Included)
      Diesel Notes:24 hours a day, High speed diesel pump available.
      Any Quantity Discount:Available. Diesel: 5 cents off for 500 gallons and 10 cents off for 1000 gallons or more
      ValvTect Dealer:Yes ValvTech

      Reviews from Cruisers (16)

      1. Tripp Jones -  May 2, 2013 - 10:40 am

        The marina staff was excellent & quite helpful with an excellent service attitude.
        Tripp Jones

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      2. Jim and Tera Ehlers -  October 1, 2012 - 9:27 am

        We have stayed here a couple of weekends with our boat “Keeper of the Stars” and we found it very nice and staff friendly. There are 2 things that we would like to mention, #1…We wish they had a general store on site instead of having to leave the property to buy soft drinks, cleaning supplies etc. #2 and most important to us….I wish they would make people put their dogs on LEASHES at all times….I have 2 small pugs that are on leashes and when ur big dog comes over and gets my dogs riled up…your dog better not cause me a problem, because I will protect them at all costs…so keep your dog on a leash!!!!!

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      3. Phil -  March 19, 2012 - 11:30 am

        My wife and I were recently visiting in Charleston and came across the Charleston Harbor Marina and Resort.
        I was impressed with the manager Kelly Poe ( 843-284-7065) and his efforts to welcome new boaters. They are considering offering an AGLC discount and being sponsors. Although the marina is across the bridge from Charleston they offer shuttle rides every 30 minutes or so to and from Charleston. I plan on staying there this fall.
        Phil

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      4. Eve-Marie Lacroix -  October 19, 2011 - 10:31 pm

        Cruising News:
        We are staying at Charleston Harbor Marina and find it an excellent facility. It’s really windy (20-30knots) but we are comfortable in a slip. Shuttle serve to Charleston was convenient. Enjoyed a nice light supper at the Reel Bar. Definitely recommend this marina if you can’t get in to the City Marina.
        Eve-Marie Lacroix

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      5. Kim -  October 5, 2011 - 11:01 pm

        My husband and I made Charleston Harbor Marina our 1st stop in a month long cruise out of Southport. Capt. Stan, the Harbormaster, and his crew made our stay carefree and he even offered to make reservations for our destinations along our route. The breakwater out front does its job to deaden the wakes of boat/ship traffic and lessens any current, which makes the boat happy. The showers and bathrooms were clean, laundry on site and the hotel amenities and a shuttle to Charleston are available. We enjoyed our stay and look forward to stopping again on our return.
        The Callemyn’s
        M/V Turning Point
        320EC World Cat

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      6. Lee Barber -  July 27, 2011 - 6:31 pm

        On a trip from SC to New England my wife and I stayed at this first class marina both coming and going. It is under new management and it certainly shows it. We were treated very nicely by the dock hands and the use of the hotel amenities are phenomenal.

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      7. Harold -  July 25, 2011 - 11:12 am

        Just stayed at Charleston Harbor Marina – can’t say enough about it. Modern facilities, resort amenities, friendly staff (especially Stan, the Harbormaster) and a great location. Will definitely be back!

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      8. RUDY RUNDLETT -  July 5, 2011 - 6:21 pm

        We are doing the loop and arrived here at Charleston Harbor Marina and Resort June 1, 2011, departing July 6, 2011.

        This is a great marina for many reasons. The marina staff is responsive, friendly and knowledgeable. The docks are well maintained and easy to dock plus they are floating. The marina is associated with the resort where you can enjoy the pool and restaurant. Shuttle service is available that takes you to the city of Charleston, Sullivans Island, Shems Creek (great places to eat) or the major shopping center.

        The marina is close to many marina services for any type repairs.

        We plan to return and winter here.

        Rudy Rundlett
        Miss Ellen
        48 Sea-Ray

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      9. Bruce Franz -  June 2, 2011 - 2:43 pm

        On May 10, 2011, “Hemisphere Dancer” stopped at Charleston Harbor Marina at Patriots Point. Harbormaster, Capt. Stan Jones, was happy to receive us, assign us a convenient slip to the showers/head, and provide us with information regarding this Charleston Resort. The breakwater surrounding the marina provided smooth, comfortable slips during my two-day stay, which included an early morning thunderstorm (no charge). The floating docks have water & electricity and free wi-fi. The showers and bathrooms are tiled, laundry next to baths, ice is available on the main dock, and the “Ollie the Trolley” shuttle van operates on the hour, free of charge, to downtown Charleston or Sullivan’s Island (i.e.Ft.Moultrie) from 10 am to 10 pm. Boaters have permission to use the Resort’s pool, spa, and restaurant for some very comfortable living. The restaurant features a private display of vintage, handcrafted, big game, fishing reels, two big TV’s to catch up on the latest weather or game, and free wi-fi. Attached to the Marina is Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum where for a small fee one may explore the USS Yorktown (CV-10), the submarine USS Clamagore (SS-343), a Destroyer USS Laffey (away in the yards), a Vietnam Support Base, Memorials, Gift Shop, and several movies documenting parts of WWII. Whew! I spent two days immersed in History! When I considered all of the services, luxuries, and activities available, I thought the marina transient fee of $2.00/foot was a bargain, and after receiving a Boat U.S. discount of 5%, I definitely plan to return.
        Bruce Franz

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      10. Mary-Ann -  April 26, 2011 - 7:49 am

        We stayed at this marina for Charleston Race week. The service was responsive and prompt. Enjoyed the fact that here are many good restaurants within walking distance. Also Whole Foods and Harris Teeter for groceries. Starbucks is also close to the grocery stores. A visit to the Yorktown and a round of golf are near by.
        s/v Escape

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      11. Captain Chris -  May 9, 2010 - 8:40 am

        I sure hope they’re better! We stopped here for a night right before we offshored to Beaufort, NC and while docking we found a 3/4″ bolt protruding about 2″ from their dock. It ended up gouging a hole down to the fiberglass (literally the day after we spent 2 weeks in 100+ degree weather every day compounding, polishing and waxing our hull) about 6 inches long. After MUCH complaining, they finally had us fill out a report and said they would “consider” paying for having it fixed after we got an estimate. We got the estimate, sent it to them and they never even would return our calls. We ended up eating the $600 bill ourselves. Decent place, but we’ll never go there again and we’ll never recommend them to anyone due to their attitudes both during and after the event.
        Captain Chris aboard s/v Pelican

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      12. Tjones -  May 8, 2010 - 3:10 pm

        Stopped by to refuel and I was impressed with the facility. The “attitude” of the entire marina seemed better than last fall and prior to that with the marina crew seeming to be happy to help with anything needed. I’m not sure what the change was, but the entire facility was more “user friendly” and I’ll definitely stop by again. Food was good and the “Reel Bar” is a blast. Customer service has definitely become “first class”.

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      13. James Lea -  September 11, 2009 - 1:05 pm

        We stayed here two years ago and enjoyed it. There is a water taxi or a hotel shuttle to take you downtown. But the currents in the marina can be fierce when docking. Ask about them before entering if you’re not sure.
        James Lea
        S/V Estelle

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      14. Melissa Priola -  September 3, 2009 - 2:50 pm

        Often, always a good experience. Easy to get to fuel dock and pump out. Many transient slips available.
        Melissa Priola

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      15. Arnold -  September 3, 2009 - 1:45 pm

        Charleston Harbour Marina is a first class facility as can be seen by “Millionaires Row” – though expensive to dock. You can dinghy in for a limited time. Virtually all the marinas in Charleston are expensive compared to marinas north above Georgetown – $4 a foot for overnight, $13 per ft a month plus power is typical……. You can moor out opposite the City Dock in the Ashley River – but a strong current and a reputation for nightime stealing . Go further up the Wando or Wapoo Cut for more restful and secure locations.
        Best wishes
        Arnold

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      16. ClaibornLou Schwartz -  July 22, 2009 - 9:39 am

        Our final destination on our cruise south was the Charleston Harbor Resort Marina. We arrived with heavy winds, rough water on an incoming tide. Our call earlier to announce our arrival for both fuel and our assigned slip; we were greeted with a positive response that we will watch for your arrival and assist at the fuel dock with 3 dock hands. Once we made the starboard turn at marker 34 and then starboard into the entrance through the breaker wall, our concerns were brushed aside. We were assisted at the fuel dock as stated, and assisted with docking at our slip which was wonderful as we looked out to the huge Yorktown as it was directly in front of us. We spent 3 nights at this marina and the only down side was that the laundry room only had one washer working as the other was coin jammed and there was a long line to use the other. It was repaired the following day.
        Be well and cruise safe,
        Lou Schwartz

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    • 10 Reviews

      Cooper River Marina

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      Basic Marina Information:

      Phone: (843) 406-6966
      VHF: Monitored: 16         Working: 11
      EMail: dustin.reed@ccprc.com
      Website: https://ccprc.com/3375/Cooper-River-County-Park
      Lat/Lon: Near 32°49.905 N / 79°56.092 W
      Location: lies west of Cooper River’s flashing buoy #48 and off the northern point of charted Shipyard Creek’s eastern entrance
      Depths: 20 ft.
      Address: 1010 Tidewater Road
      North Charleston,  SC   29405
      General Manager: Dustin Reed, manager


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      Service Details:

      Transient Dockage:Available.
      Transient Dockage Rate:$2.55 per foot per night, $12 per foot weekly, $27 per foot monthly
      Type of dockage:floating concrete decked slips and face docks
      Live Aboards Allowed:no
      Total number of slips/berths:165 long term, 12 transient slips and 700ft of transient face dock
      Dockside Power Connections:30/50 amp power hookups available
      30/50 Amp Notes:$12.00 per day-30 amp /$21.00 per day-50 amp /$45 weekly-30 amp/ $110.00 weekly- 50 amp/ $90.00 monthly-30 amp/ $180.00 monthly- 50 amp
      Dock. Fresh Water Connections:Available.
      Showers:Available. Climate Controlled
      Laundromat:Available.
      Provisioning Possibilities:Small variety store on-site; courtesy van sometimes available for 20 minute ride to Harris Teeter Supermarket
      Waste pump-out:Available.
      Wi-Fi Internet Access:Free WiFi Available
      Fuel Availability:No Fuel Available


      Reviews from Cruisers (10)

      1. South Carolina Marine Association -  September 16, 2013 - 2:03 pm

        COOPER RIVER MARINA BECOMES SC’s 15th CLEAN MARINA
        Charleston, SC — The South Carolina Clean Marina Committee has granted Clean Marina certification to Cooper River Marina (CRM), located in North Charleston, SC and administered by the Charleston County Park & Recreation Commission.
        A flag and certificate were awarded to the marina managers at the South Carolina Marine Association Summer Marine Education Conference. SCMA administers the SC Clean Marina Program in cooperation with the SC Department of Health and Environmental Control and the SC Department of Natural Resources. Although a voluntary program, it challenges SC marinas and boatyards to manage facility operations as responsible stewards of the environment.
        Matt Cooper, General Manager of CRM, said they made over a span of three years improvements“upon existing policies and procedures to conform to the standards. These included maintaining a clean and operational pump out boat, proper storage of hazardous materials, providing boater education and signage on environmentally friendly practices, recycling and proper disposal of materials, selling and encouraging the use of environmentally friendly products, as well as fabrication of spill response and emergency action procedure documents, among others.”
        From South Carolina Marine Association Press Release, 9/16/13

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      2. Chris & Janet -  May 3, 2013 - 9:37 pm

        Currents in the Cooper River at this marina can run in the vicinity of 3 knots with storm run off on a spring tide ebb. We had no trouble dealing with them with a single screw sailboat. Just come in just before slack before ebb and leave the same way.
        The current issue here is that wind against tide can set up quite a chop. Pick the downwind side of the face dock or find another place.
        Yes it is remote, and yes the neighborhood is not so hot, but the staff is excellent, the facilities are well maintained. For an overnight stay is is a very good deal compared to the marinas for people with deep, deep pockets on the other rivers which also have their share of current and wind issues.
        Chris & Janet

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      3. Barbara and Ernie Roberts -  May 3, 2013 - 9:48 am

        Do NOT go to Cooper River Marina…an old navy base up stream…they try hard..but.. the river flows by at about 15 mph and it is very dangerous to get in there !!!!
        Barbara and Ernie Roberts
        Bermudiana

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      4. Manning J. Harvey III -  September 2, 2012 - 3:09 pm

        I have been familiar with the Cooper River Marina since it was new after Huricane Hugo wiped out the old US Navy sailing facility. It was originally built as a US Navy military marina. When the Base closed the Charleston County Parks took over. It is a very nice facility and the employees and manager Matt Driscole are the best. However the county parks has never recognized the military men and women who paid for the marina through non-appropriated funds through the use of commissarys and exchanges. Its just a hard spot with me, but I feel the County should honor the military with a military rate for long term dockage. After all the sailors and airmen paid for it.
        Manning J. Harvey III

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      5. Dennis Jay -  March 16, 2012 - 9:10 am

        We stayed at Cooper River for a month in November and would go back again. Didn’t see any dust from loading ships. Staff there was most accommodating and offered us rides if we needed, including all the way to the airport. Like the fact that it’s next to a Navy base. Felt very secure leaving the boat there. Also, nice docks and good facilities.
        Dennis Jay

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      6. Capt Bob -  March 15, 2012 - 9:45 am

        The Cooper River Marina is run by Charleston, County bit more reasonable but remote in a North Charleston Industrial area. Need a car and I d believe they are still unloading concrete ships up there and lots of nice concrete dust to wash off your boat from time to time.
        Capt Bob
        Onboard ALLEZ! MT50

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      7. Randy Pickelmann -  November 27, 2009 - 3:14 pm

        Two years ago we left Morning Star at Cooper River Marina, in Charleston. The facility is just fine but it is out away from town. I wouldn’t want to use it for a brief “tourist” stay but for short term storage its just fine. It is owned/operated by either the City or the County (I don’t remember which), has fairly new docks and they operate a courtesy shuttle. I got a ride to the auto parts store and also back from the airport when I returned my rental car. They will take you into town to do your sightseeing but you need to hop a cab back. I’d do it again.
        Regards,
        Randy Pickelmann
        MORNING STAR

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      8. Ginny Walsh -  September 25, 2009 - 9:43 am

        We docked at Cooper River Marina during the month of November last year and were very pleased with the cleanliness of the facility and the very friendly and most helpful staff. We hope to stay at Cooper River Marina again the next time we’re in Charleston. It’s very cool watching huge ships traveling up and down the Cooper River…nothing boring about this marina.

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      9. Miss Happ -  July 22, 2009 - 9:03 am

        Friday morning we docked at the Cooper River Marina, which is county-owned. Very friendly staff (Hugh is from Long Island) who are more than willing to drive you downtown, etc. Take a cab back. The marina is clean, fairly well protected from wakes, showers, laundry, lounge with tv and dial-up internet.
        Albin 36
        Miss Happ
        New Bern NC

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      10. Randy Pickelmann -  July 22, 2009 - 8:34 am

        We left Morning Star at Cooper River Marina for almost a month last fall while we returned home for Thanksgiving. Actually, we paid for a month but left the boat there for approx. two weeks. It was an OK storage facility but not vry good for enjoying the city. Having said that, its WAY cheaper than the City Marina. We considered leaving the boat at Ladies Island at Beaufort but we couldn’t put a one-way car rental together from there.
        Regards,
        Randy Pickelmann

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    • Reported: November 11, 2024$4.95$4.10 10 Reviews

      St. Johns Yacht Harbor

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      Basic Marina Information:

      Phone: (843) 557-1027
      VHF: Monitored: 16         Working: 71
      EMail: info@sjyh.com
      Fax: (843) 557-1028
      Website: https://stjohnsyachtharbor.com/
      Statute Mile: 472.5
      Lat/Lon: Near 32°45.259 N / 80° W
      Location: flanks Stono River’s western shoreline, north and south of the high-rise, Highway 701 – Stono River bridge
      Depths: 11.5 ft.
      Address: 2408 Maybank Hwy
      Johns Island,  SC   29455
      General Manager: "E" Edens
      Dockmaster: Daniel Moxley


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      Service Details:

      Transient Dockage:Available.
      Transient Dockage Rate:$3.50 per foot per night, MONTHLY $35.00/ft./ MonthMulti-Hulls are $1.00 additional per foot
      Other Dockage Discount:Available. 5% Military
      Type of dockage:floating
      Live Aboards Allowed:no
      Monthly Dockage Rate Notes:Transient $35.00/ft/mo
      Total number of slips/berths:177 wet slips, 47 lift slips varies
      Dockside Power Connections:30 amp power hookups available
      30/50 Amp Notes:Nightly: 30 AMP: $10/Day | 50 AMP: $20/Day, Monthly: 30 AMP: $100/Mo. | 50 AMP : $200/Mo.
      Dock. Fresh Water Connections:Available.
      Showers:Available. Climate Controlled
      Laundromat:Available.
      Swimming Pool:Available.
      Restaurant:Many restaurants in 2-5 mile radius of marina
      Provisioning Possibilities:Take marina courtesy car to Food Lion or Harris Teeter Supermarket 2 miles away
      LPG (Propane) Availability:Available. Take marina courtesy car to Sunoco gas station (843) 795-2126 .2 miles away for LPG tank exchange
      Waste pump-out:Available.
      Wi-Fi Internet Access:Free WiFi Available
      Fuel Availability:Gas & Diesel Available
      Fuel Notes:ethanol free


      Fuel Prices (All Taxes Included)

      Reporting Date:November 11, 2024
      Fuel Notes:ethanol free
      Gasoline Price:$4.95 (All Taxes Included)
      Diesel Price:$4.10 taxes not included (All Taxes Included)
      Diesel Notes:Taxes NOT included
      ValvTect Dealer:Yes ValvTech

      Reviews from Cruisers (10)

      1. Steve Oakley -  February 25, 2016 - 7:12 am

        Very nice, clean facility. Friendly and helpful staff. Convenient location. Grocery, drug stores and restaurants close by with courtesy car provided. Current can be tricky when tide is running,, but staff will assist with lines when docking. Will stop here again and recommend it highly to others.

        Capt Jack B-H and 1st mate Steve O.
        Aboard the trawler “Whatever”

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      2. Gregory Han -  May 3, 2013 - 9:26 am

        We spent two nights at St. John’s for our Charleston visit. It was Race Week and all our normal venues were taken. This was our second visit and things are still excellent. The best change is that they now have a modern courtesy car for local shopping trips. Normally we rent a car from this marina to visit the city and surrounding areas. Enterprise has several offices that will pick you up. We were able to use the courtesy car the first evening to see a music performance at the Circular Congregational Church, which saved us a days car
        rental.
        After 9 years of doing tourist parts of Charleston, it is a nice change to tour the outskirts. BTW it was too cold for the pool but last year it was a refreshing stop. We did not use the lounge.
        Great service and modern facilities.
        Gregory Han

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      3. s/v Skye -  May 2, 2013 - 3:00 pm

        Stayed there in spring and fall of 2012. Will stay there again. Some of the nicest facilities anywhere. Be carefull if not arriving at slack current. Didn’t try pool or lounge. Could use a better eating facility and/or a courtesy car.
        s/v Skye

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      4. Flint and Leslie Firestone -  October 30, 2011 - 3:46 pm

        As you pass through Elliot’s Cut, look to your left and we are the marina just before the bridge. It used to be called Buzzard’s Roost, but has been renovated by new owners. You will find the most beautiful bathrooms on the ICW here.
        Flint and Leslie Firestone
        aboard Grace Full
        at St. Johns Yacht Harbor

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      5. Claudia Young -  October 25, 2011 - 5:34 pm

        Tried to make reservations in Charleston but the marinas there were fully booked. Came across Saint Johns Yacht Harbor. I am now glad we couldn’t stay in Charleston. Beautiful Marina. Great Bathrooms and laundry room. The Restaurant is under renovation. Boat US discount. Will return

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      6. Louise -  July 2, 2010 - 3:25 pm

        I just went to Saint Johns Yacht Harbor in Charleston. The marina is beautiful, the staff was very professional and the gas was the cheapest I could find. They also have a wonderful bar with a gorgeous view overlooking the water. It was a great place to get a hot dog and a cold beer!
        Captain Louise

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      7. Dave Boxmeyer -  January 13, 2010 - 2:09 pm

        We stayed here on January 12 2010 on oue way south. It is a great place. Everyone is friendly and helpful. It is so late in the year that the store is closed, however they did offer to open it if we needed something. The laundry and bathrooms are first class, they look brand new and were spotless. You will need food on the boat as the restaurant is still under construction. They also have a pool, that needless to say was closed this time of year. One thing, the diesel pump is VERY SLOW. IT too me around half an hour to pump 220 gallons. However, the word is that this will be fixed in the near future.
        The bottom line, if you are in the area you can’t go wrong with this place.
        Dave Boxmeyer

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      8. Charles -  October 16, 2009 - 9:44 am

        This is a beautiful yacht harbor. Everything at this marina is brand new and definitely a first class stay. There is a pool that is open to transients, laundry, wifi, cable, georgeous showers, a ship store that offers a wide range of amenities. This is one of the best places to stay on the ICW in Charleston, SC. I make sure to stop by this marina every year when I travel from florida to maine. Currently, they offer non-ethanol gas for 2.99 as well as diesel for 1.99. Yes, it is 1.99! Overall, this is just a wonderful place to stay and very friendly employees that will help you dock and leave. There currently is not a restaurant, but I was told it is coming in the future. Definitely, check this place out the next time you are in the area.
        Charles

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      9. S/V Restless -  September 24, 2009 - 2:59 pm

        A brief update: Showers and Laundry are brand new and open; they are very very nice. There is also a pool but I’m unsure what the policy is for transients. Fuel dock is now open and has gasoline and diesel. The small ships store usually has something fixed for lunch, has ice, beer, and soda. The pumpout boat is very convenient.
        Overall this is a very nice marina. As previously mentioned, there is shopping nearby and Phil or someone will probably run you over there; ask around when you get here, don’t be shy. We have stayed here since last November and have enjoyed our stay very much.

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      10. Pat Banyas -  July 21, 2009 - 3:16 pm

        St John’s (old Buzzards Roost) ($1.75 a foot) Stono river just before Elliot Cut.
        Undergoing reconstruction of the Restaurant and soon the Shower building. Not sure when the shower building will be done but the Restaurant looks as if it still needs a month or more until completion. Current showers are clean and nice. Small store with minimal snacks in the office. Face docks are good condition with cable and wifi. The strong current that runs through the marina slips helps put you on face dock when docking. If no wind is expected this is a great place to wait until morning to go through Elliot cut. Leave dock at 0810 and hit the Wappoo Creek bridge
        for it’s 0900 opening. If the weather is windy just be advised that the strong current also amplifies swells in a southerly blow over 15 knots. Long fetch up Stono river combined with an outgoing tide will result in very uncomfortable bouncing and hobby horsing at the dock. Phil (Dock Master) lives in Marina and is a great guy. He usually offers to drive you to closest store if you want. Just remember that gas costs money if you ask him to drive you somewhere. They also advertise a shuttle to downtown but I forgot to ask about that.
        Pat Banyas
        Marguerite

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    • Reported: November 13, 2024$5.00$4.00 5 Reviews

      Windmill Harbour Marina

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      Basic Marina Information:

      Phone: (843) 681-9235
      VHF: Monitored: 14         Working: 14
      Fax: (843) 681-9394
      Website: http://www.windmillharbourmarina.org/
      Statute Mile: 558
      Lat/Lon: Near 32°12.980 N / 80°46.851 W
      Location: sits hard by the southwesterly mouth of Skull Creek south of marker #27 (on the easterly banks)
      Depths: 8 ft.
      Address: 161 Harbour Psge
      Hilton Head Island,  SC   29926
      General Manager: Jake McMillan


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      Service Details:

      Transient Dockage:Available. Locked harbor - no tidal change
      Transient Dockage Rate:$2.00 per foot per night (50 ft. or under), $2.40 per foot per night(over 50 ft.)
      Cruisers Net Dockage Discount:Available. $1.80ft
      Boat/US Dockage Discount:Available. $1.80ft
      Other Dockage Discount:Available. AGLCA $1.80ft
      Type of dockage:fixed concrete decked slips and face docks
      Live Aboards Allowed:no
      Monthly Dockage Rate Notes:.10 cents off per gallon to customers who store boat in marina long term
      Total number of slips/berths:260
      Dockside Power Connections:30/50 amp power hookups available
      30/50 Amp Notes:$6.00/per night - 30 amp hookup, $9.00/per night - 50 amp hookup
      Dock. Fresh Water Connections:Available.
      Showers:Available. Climate Controlled
      Laundromat:Available.
      Swimming Pool:Available.
      Restaurant:one on-site; many others a taxi ride away
      Restaurant Recommendations:South Carolina Yacht Club (843-681-4844)
      Provisioning Possibilities:Nearest grocery store 5 miles away, taxi ride necessary, Uber also available
      LPG (Propane) Availability:Available. Take taxi to Palmetto Gas (843) 379-6200 for LPG tank refill 4 miles away
      Waste pump-out:Available.
      Wi-Fi Internet Access:Available, does not cover entire marina
      Fuel Availability:Gas & Diesel Available
      Fuel Notes:ethanol free


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      Reporting Date:November 13, 2024
      Fuel Notes:ethanol free
      Gasoline Price:$5.00 (All Taxes Included)
      Diesel Price:$4.00 (All Taxes Included)
      Any CruisersNet Discount:Available. .05 cent per gallon
      Any Boat/US Discount:Available. .05 cent per gallon
      ValvTect Dealer:Yes ValvTech

      Reviews from Cruisers (5)

      1. Stephen Ross -  July 27, 2019 - 2:18 pm

        We are located in the Windmill Harbour Marina on Hilton Head, It is one of only 3 lock protected Marinas on the east coast in a gated community so completely safe and the home of the South Carolina Yacht Club with fixed docks and pilings, so a very good Hurricane, Storm port for leaving your boat. With Hilton Head Airport a 10 minute uber ride away. Serviced by American Airlines and Delta (from Mar19)
        Stephen Ross

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      2. Bob Miller -  April 12, 2016 - 2:02 pm

        Just wanted to comment on the staff and marina facilities at Windmill Harbour . We kept our 43′ motor yacht there over this past winter (2015-16) and believe there is no better choice in the Hilton Head area. Very professional marina staff and pleasant location. The marina is in a gated community so it is safe and secure, and the marina is protected by a lock system which keeps the water depth constant in the marina. It is home to the South Carolina Yacht Club so many nice boats and activities. They welcome transient boaters as well as those for longer stays. One thing to be aware of is that access to stores and restaurants will require transportation as it is a residential area.

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      3. Phil Savoy -  September 20, 2014 - 11:39 am

        We too are in Windmill Harbour and really do enjoy the marina. We’ve been there over 4 years and are going to use it as our home base when we begin cursing full time 3 years from now. It is the most weather protected marina I’ve ever been in. Good clean fuel, easy in and out, and 5+’ at low tide in the approach.

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      4. Tom and Patsy -  August 9, 2013 - 3:45 pm

        We are docked in Windmill Harbour Marina.
        This is a great hurricane spot with a lock so no tides or currents, and homes all around the marina for wind protection, but the marina association discourages full time liveaboards for more than 14 days a month.
        Stay safe,
        Tom and Patsy

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      5. Jim Delligatti -  May 3, 2013 - 2:48 pm

        Windmill Harbour is a real find, great protection in any weather, reasonable fuel, great food at the SCYC at marina.
        Jim Delligatti

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    • Reported: November 13, 2024$5.00$4.00 7 Reviews

      Harbour Town Yacht Basin

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      Basic Marina Information:

      Phone: (843) 363-8335
      VHF: Monitored: 16         Working: 68
      EMail: htyb@seapines.com
      Website: https://www.seapines.com/resort_activities/harbour_town/harbour-town-yacht-basin.aspx
      Statute Mile: 565
      Lat/Lon: Near 32°8.317 N / 80°48.85 W
      Location: 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
      Depths: 8.5 ft. ft.
      Address: 160 Lighthouse Rd
      Hilton Head Island,  SC   29926
      General Manager: Rob Bender
      Dockmaster: Leslie Whitner


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      Service Details:

      Transient Dockage:Available. Resort fee $15.00 per day $125.00 per month
      Transient Dockage Rate:Daily $4.00 per foot (up to 49'); $4.75 per foot (50-79'); $5.00 (80' and above) plus utilitiesWeekly: $3.75 per foot (to 49'); $4.00 per foot (50-79'); $4.75 (80' and above) plus utlities
      Cruisers Net Dockage Discount:Available. 10 cents off per gallon
      Boat/US Dockage Discount:Available. 10 cents off per gallon
      SeaTow Dockage Discount:Available. 10 cents off per gallon
      Type of dockage:floating concrete decked slips and face docks
      Live Aboards Allowed:yes
      Monthly Dockage Rate:$45.00 per foot per month
      Monthly Dockage Rate Notes:The monthly dockage rate at Harbour Club Yacht Basin is $45 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. Resort fee of $125/month.
      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$15 per day$125 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:November 13, 2024
      Fuel Notes:10 cents off per gallon with Boat/US discount and CruiserNet discount
      Gasoline Price:$5.00 (All Taxes Included)
      Gas Notes:Ethanol Free Gasoline
      Diesel Price:$4.00 (All Taxes Included)
      Any Quantity Discount:Available.
      Any CruisersNet Discount:Available. 10 cents off per gallon
      Any Boat/US Discount:Available. 10 cents off per gallon
      ValvTect Dealer:Yes ValvTech

      Marina Survey Information

      Date:2022-05-24 00:00:00
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      Reviews from Cruisers (7)

      1. Jim Delligatti -  May 16, 2013 - 11:08 am

        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

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      2. John Wild -  May 3, 2013 - 10:21 am

        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

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      3. Sabra Morgan -  September 21, 2010 - 1:38 pm

        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

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      4. Bob and Janet S. -  November 12, 2009 - 12:23 pm

        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

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      5. Bob Poovey -  October 6, 2009 - 8:33 pm

        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”

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      6. Judith Richardson -  September 11, 2009 - 11:33 am

        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.

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      7. Capt. John Wild -  July 22, 2009 - 9:24 am

        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

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