Marinas in Key West

-rental boats, ramps, bait, ice, etc.

Spending a day on the aqua-clear waters of the Florida Keys won't soon be forgotten.

The Florida Keys are surrounded by typically warm and calm waters, perfect for the recreational boater. But be forwarned: the water is very shallow! If you are not familiar with our waters and are new to boating and/or navigating, it would be better to leave the driving up to an expert. Charters of all types are available at most marinas.

Garrison Bight Marina -Key West, Garrison Bight Causeway.

Home to many charter boats and local's boats, Garrison bight is pretty much one-stop shopping for your day on the water. Ship's store complete with ice, bait (live & frozen), gas, oil, boat rentals, charters, beverages, marine parts, and repair. They can even make a sandwich at the Harbor Light's restaurant to take on the water. City ramp is across the water, and boat trailer storage is available.

Conch Harbor Marina - Key West, 951 Caroline Street

Part of the Key West Bight, opposite end of A&B Marina. Offering dockage, fuel, but no ramp.

A&B Marina - Key West, 700 Front Street.

Part of the Key West Bight, it's most known for making room for the Key West Race Week, a January event that hosts some of the world's best sailboat races. No ramp.

Hilton Marina - Key West 245 Front Street

"Upscale marina facility", yeah, whatever. Expect cruise ships to rule the water, and cruise ship passengers to cover the area like ants. No ramp or ships store.

Sunset Marina - Stock Island, 5555 College Road

Full service marina with fuel, boat sales, service, repair, bait, wet & dry storage. Boat ramp with well stocked ships store.

Oceanside Marina - Stock Island, 5950 Peninsula Ave.

Ramp, dockage, dry storage, gas & diesel fuel, tackle shop, ships store, & charter fleet.