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10 harbours · North America
USHNL
Ala Wai Harbor
Honolulu / Waikiki, United States
Hawaii's principal yacht harbor, wedged between Waikiki and the Ala Wai Canal. A state facility with wait-lists measured in years for residents and a small, precious transient inventory after a Pacific crossing.
- Max LOA
- 35 m
- Draft
- 3 m
- VHF
- 16/09
North America · 21.287°N 157.841°W
USFLL
Bahia Mar Yachting Center
Fort Lauderdale, United States
The historic Fort Lauderdale show marina on the Intracoastal. FLIBS turns the docks into a city. Bridge, draft and ICW geometry matter more here than in any Mediterranean postcard harbour.
- Max LOA
- 80 m
- Draft
- 3.6 m
- VHF
- 16/09
North America · 26.118°N 80.108°W
USMDY
Marina del Rey
Los Angeles County, United States
The largest purpose-built small-craft harbour in the United States. Thousands of slips, several operators, and almost no megayacht product. Intelligence here is basin-by-basin, not a single marina office.
- Max LOA
- 45 m
- Draft
- 3 m
- VHF
- 16/12
North America · 33.978°N 118.448°W
HI-US-NANTUCKET-BOAT-BASIN
Nantucket Boat Basin
Nantucket, United States
A short, expensive, fog-and-reservation harbour. The basin is the town. Off-island weather windows, ferry wash and a July–August closed list define the place.
- Max LOA
- 65 m
- Draft
- 3 m
- VHF
- 09
North America · 41.285°N 70.097°W
USNPT
Newport Shipyard
Newport, Rhode Island, United States
The working superyacht yard on Newport's waterfront. Bannister's, Bannister's Wharf and the mooring field are different Newport products. Race weeks rewrite the harbour.
- Max LOA
- 80 m
- Draft
- 5 m
- VHF
- 09
North America · 41.486°N 71.322°W
HI-US-PIER-66-FTL
Pier Sixty-Six Marina
Fort Lauderdale, United States
A deep-water marina at the ICW / Port Everglades door. Larger yachts that cannot live happily at Bahia Mar often land here instead. Hotel-resort fabric, serious docks.
- Max LOA
- 120 m
- Draft
- 4.5 m
- VHF
- 16/14
North America · 26.102°N 80.117°W
HI-US-RYBOVICH-WEST-PALM
Rybovich
West Palm Beach, United States
A legendary sportfish and superyacht yard-marina on the Lake Worth Lagoon. The intelligence product here is haul-out capacity, running-gear work and Palm Beach season logistics — not a beach-club berth.
- Max LOA
- 80 m
- Draft
- 3.2 m
- VHF
- 16/10
North America · 26.706°N 80.049°W
HI-US-SAUSALITO
Sausalito Yacht Harbor
Sausalito, United States
A fog, current and ferry harbour on the north side of the Golden Gate. Beautiful, tidal, and operationally unlike Southern California. The Gate itself is the approach.
- Max LOA
- 30 m
- Draft
- 2.5 m
- VHF
- 16/09
North America · 37.859°N 122.485°W
USSAN
Shelter Island / San Diego
San Diego, United States
San Diego's yacht cluster on Shelter Island: several marinas and yards facing a real naval and commercial harbour. The usual last US harbour on a westbound Mexico passage.
- Max LOA
- 50 m
- Draft
- 4 m
- VHF
- 16/12
North America · 32.714°N 117.224°W
USMIA
Sunset Harbour Yacht Club
Miami Beach, United States
A Miami Beach yacht club basin used as an urban crew-change and owner-weekend harbour. Grove, Sea Isle and Miami Beach Marina are neighbouring products with different depths and politics.
- Max LOA
- 55 m
- Draft
- 2.4 m
- VHF
- 16/09
North America · 25.809°N 80.144°W