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Last updated: 25 August 2026

Abaco Beach Resort and Boat Harbour Marina

Abaco Beach Resort and Boat Harbour Marina is a 200-slip marina in Marsh Harbour, Abaco, Bahamas, accommodating vessels up to 200 feet with a draft of 7-11 feet, offering fuel, power, Wi-Fi, and 24-hour security.

200

Berths

60.96 m

Max LOA

16

VHF Channel

yes

Overnight Stay

Facilities

Fuel Electricity Water Wi-Fi Showers Laundry Restaurant

Coordinates

26.5451° N, 77.0479° W

Stay & Contact

Address GXV2+QRC, Marsh Harbour, Bahamas

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Full Description & Details

Abaco Beach Resort and Boat Harbour Marina sits in Marsh Harbour, the largest town in the Abaco Islands, on the northeastern side of Great Abaco Island. The marina is part of a 40-acre resort with white sand beaches and tropical gardens, overlooking the Sea of Abaco. It is a Port of Entry and a base for fishing, snorkeling, and island hopping to nearby cays like Guana Cay, Man o' War Cay, and Green Turtle Cay.

The marina has 200 slips and can take vessels up to 200 feet LOA with a draft of 7 to 11 feet at mean low water. Each berth offers Wi-Fi, single and three-phase power (110V/220V/480V, 50/100 amps), and potable water. On-site fueling provides both low-sulfur diesel and gasoline, and remote pump-out services are available. The marina is protected and well-maintained, with 24-hour security for guests and their boats.

Amenities include showers, laundry, and a restaurant, making it convenient for extended stays. The marina is designated as a Port of Entry, so clearing in here is straightforward. Overnight stays are allowed, and the facility is equipped to handle both transient and long-term visitors. The surrounding area offers modern conveniences and services typical of Marsh Harbour, the main hub of the Abacos.

Boaters should note that the marina operates on VHF channel 16 for communications. The maximum draft of 3.35 meters (11 feet) is generous for the area, but always check local conditions before entering. The marina's location in the heart of Marsh Harbour provides easy access to provisioning, repairs, and the island's attractions, making it a practical and comfortable stop for cruisers exploring the northern Bahamas.

How to get there

Approaching from the east, use the North Bar Channel to the southeast or the North Man-O-War Channel to the northeast. Both channels are marked and provide safe entry into the Sea of Abaco. From there, head toward Marsh Harbour and the marina's entrance, which is well-signed.

Depths in the channels are generally adequate for the marina's maximum draft of 11 feet, but local knowledge is advised due to shifting sands. Once inside, contact the marina on VHF channel 16 for docking instructions. The marina is located in Marsh Harbour, which is accessible by road from the rest of Great Abaco Island.

The nearest airport is Marsh Harbour International Airport (MHH), with flights from Nassau and Florida. Taxis and rental cars are available at the airport and in town. As a Port of Entry, you can clear customs and immigration here; fly the yellow quarantine flag upon arrival and wait for inspection.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum vessel length and draft at Abaco Beach Resort and Boat Harbour Marina?

The marina can accommodate vessels up to 200 feet LOA with a maximum draft of 11 feet (3.35 meters) at mean low water.

What amenities are available at the marina?

Amenities include Wi-Fi, showers, laundry, a restaurant, power (single and three-phase, 110V/220V/480V, 50/100 amps), water, fuel (diesel and gasoline), and pump-out services.

Is Abaco Beach Resort and Boat Harbour Marina a Port of Entry?

Yes, the marina is designated as a Port of Entry, so you can clear customs and immigration here.

What VHF channel does the marina monitor?

The marina monitors VHF channel 16 for communications and docking instructions.

Are overnight stays allowed at the marina?

Yes, overnight stays are allowed, and the marina has 24-hour security for guests and vessels.

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