Full Description & Details
Grand Bahama Yacht Club is a full-service marina in Freeport, Grand Bahama Island, at approximately 26.51833 N, 78.6355 W. It has 150 slips and can take yachts up to 200 feet (about 61 meters) with a maximum draft of 7 feet (about 2.1 meters). The marina is a designated Bahamas Port of Entry and offers 24-hour security. Each slip includes Wi-Fi, power options (30, 50, single 100, and 3 phase), and water.
On-site fuel is available with triple-filtered fuel. Other amenities include ice, showers, a restaurant and bar, cable satellite TV, an Olympic-size outdoor pool, and Wi-Fi in public areas. The clubhouse can be used for catering and events.
Nearby, you will find luxury golf courses, tennis courts with professional trainers, and about 23 restaurants. Banks, grocery stores, a liquor store, pharmacies, marine supplies, and healthcare facilities are also close by.
How to get there
By sea, the marina is a straightforward destination with clear navigation and entry points. The nearest airport is Grand Bahama International Airport, followed by a short journey to the marina. By road, it is accessible via the main roads in Freeport.
No specific VHF channel is listed for approach, but the marina's VHF channel is 16 for general communication. There are no reported hazards or specific bearing instructions in the available sources.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for a boat at Grand Bahama Yacht Club?
The marina accommodates yachts up to 200 feet (about 61 meters) in length with a maximum draft of 7 feet (about 2.1 meters).
Does Grand Bahama Yacht Club have fuel and what type?
Yes, the marina offers on-site fuel with triple-filtered fuel.
What power hookups are available at Grand Bahama Yacht Club?
Slips have power options including 30, 50, single 100, and 3 phase.
Is Grand Bahama Yacht Club a Port of Entry?
Yes, it is a designated Bahamas Port of Entry.
What amenities are available at Grand Bahama Yacht Club?
Amenities include Wi-Fi, showers, a restaurant and bar, cable satellite TV, an Olympic-size outdoor pool, ice, water, and laundry.
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