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Last updated: 25 August 2026

The Xquisite Catamaran Center (formerly Running Mon Marina)

The Xquisite Catamaran Center, formerly Running Mon Marina, is a 20-slip marina in Freeport, Grand Bahama, offering fuel, amenities, and port-of-entry services.

20

Berths

30.48 m

Max LOA

16

VHF Channel

yes

Overnight Stay

Facilities

Fuel Water Electricity Wi-Fi Showers Laundry Restaurant Repair

Coordinates

26.4942° N, 78.6936° W

Stay & Contact

Address 208 Kelly Court and Knotts Blvd, Freeport, Bahamas

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Full Description & Details

The Xquisite Catamaran Center, formerly Running Mon Marina, is a boutique marina and resort in Freeport on Grand Bahama Island. It sits at 208 Kelly Court and Knotts Blvd., offering a quiet setting with sunset views. The marina is an official port of entry, making it a straightforward stop for international cruisers.

It has 20 slips for catamarans up to 100 feet LOA, with a maximum draft of 8 feet. Each slip provides water, electricity (30/50/100 amp), and free Wi-Fi. Fuel is available on-site.

The center also houses a charter base, brokerage, training center, and repair yard, so it serves as a full-service hub for Xquisite Yachts owners and visitors. On-site amenities include a restaurant and bar, heated swimming pool, showers, laundry, a fish cleaning station, and tackle and bait sales. Bike and kayak rentals are available for exploring the area.

Nearby, cruisers can find the Grand Bahama International Airport, a Bank of the Bahamas ATM, Food World grocery store, Kelly's True Value marine and hardware store, car rental services, and Rand Memorial Hospital. The marina hosts events throughout the year, adding to the community feel. Its location is within a 10-minute drive of Freeport's beaches, markets, and activities, making it convenient for provisioning and shore excursions.

How to get there

Approaching by sea, the marina is at Latitude N 26.4942° and Longitude W 078.6926°. As an official port of entry for Grand Bahama Island, it provides a welcoming arrival process for international boaters. The channel and approach are straightforward, but cruisers should check local notices for any shifting sandbars or markers.

The marina monitors VHF channel 16 for hailing and docking instructions. Depths at the entrance and slips are suitable for vessels drawing up to 8 feet, and the marina can accommodate catamarans up to 100 feet LOA. By land, the marina is accessible via local Freeport roads, about a 10-minute drive from many venues.

The nearest airport is Grand Bahama International Airport, followed by a short taxi or rental car ride. For those arriving by air, car rental services are available nearby. The marina's address is 208 Kelly Court and Knotts Blvd., which is easy to find with a GPS or local map.

There is no dedicated public transit, so a car or taxi is recommended for moving between the marina and town amenities.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum boat length and draft at Xquisite Catamaran Center?

The marina accommodates vessels up to 100 feet LOA with a maximum draft of 8 feet.

Does Xquisite Catamaran Center have fuel and electricity?

Yes, fuel is available on-site, and each slip has water and electricity with 30/50/100 amp options.

Is Xquisite Catamaran Center a port of entry?

Yes, it is an official port of entry for Grand Bahama Island, simplifying customs and immigration for international cruisers.

What amenities are available at the marina?

Amenities include Wi-Fi, showers, laundry, a restaurant and bar, heated pool, fish cleaning station, and bike and kayak rentals.

What VHF channel does Xquisite Catamaran Center monitor?

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

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