Ft Lauderdale is the yacht capital in the US, and one visit to this magnificent place will show you…read morewhy. The marina is chocked full of mega yachts, some well over 100 feet in length. The place boasts a 10,000+ sq ft area for boaters to hang out and tell tall tales, a Captain's lounge, food areas, and so much more. This is a resort style marina with the upper class crowd in mind. The place is secured with a gate and you need a code to enter, and security seems to be great. I think it cost $2800 per month for an 82ft yacht to dock here, but dock fees include access to all the amenities, so that's a great bonus, if you use them. There is power, water, and all necessary hooks up at each dock slip. Easy access to your boat 24/7 with the correct gate codes.

Great Marina and the amenities are above and beyond. It a bit west of the intercostal but the…read moreprice is great and the location by land is the best. We have been here going on our 3rd year.

Captain Sage is amazing! we had the best time renting a 60 foot yacht. The captain kept us so safe,…read moreand he was absolutely fantastic and so attentive. I couldn't say more positive things about him. We had many different options when it came to the boats and the different marinas and roots to take it to the ocean. he did everything that we wanted and I honestly can't wait to reunite with him. He has other boats in the Miami area, so it's really up to you what you're looking for just reach out to them and they will accommodate you

My yacht was not detailed for six years. It was chalky and dull Marina mile took care of that now…read moremy boat looks brand new again. They know detailing

I've stored my 25' Grady White at Port 32 for 2yrs now and have been meaning to write a review for…read moresome time. I love it there, the facility is awesome, but what makes it the best are the employees. Matt has a great team, they are all super helpful and friendly. Raymond is always very nice and goes out of his way to help me and my family. The entire crew there is very accommodating with service rack requests, launches, and fuel, I really appreciate them. I actually live in Miami, and drive up so I can keep my boat there.

Have been a customer of Port 32 for almost 5 years. We had one boat at their facility in Palm Beach…read moreGardens and, recently, another boat at their Fort Lauderdale marina. We are experienced boaters and have been customers of a few popular marinas in Fort Lauderdale and Miami. This experience has taught us one thing. Don't waste your time searching for another marina. Port 32 is, hands down, the best. The staff is excellent, the facilities are clean and new, and having a number of top notch service providers on site is a real bonus. Sure, the marina is up the New River a bit, but its well worth the little extra time to get there. Anyway, time traveling on a boat IS the destination so who cares.

Lauderdale Marine Center is a great destination for boaters and locals alike. World-class service…read moreand repair a multitude of vendors, providing quality for what needs attention. This is not your grandfather's boat yard. This is a world-class sophisticated destination that helps Captains and Crew manage projects efficiently. If you're visiting from out of town and want to capture a glimpse of an amazing, marine industry culture have lunch or dinner at YOT. Quality affordable food and drinks are served in close proximity to internationally traveling Superyacht's. Who knows, someday you may be a client. As a credentialed local yacht broker with Yachtsblue I often use save Harbor Lauderdale Marine Center to entertain clients, as well as have service to their vessels. When your city is known as the yachting capital of the world. You must have a world-class facility to support the boats. You find it here at safe Harbor Lauderdale Marine Center..

So, you've been wondering where all those huge yachts go for their boat yard maintenance and…read morerepairs? Well, look no further than Lauderdale Marine Center. It's huge, matter of fact reputed to be the largest boat repair facility within the United States having some 19 covered buildings wherein all sorts of repairs and maintenance are done; being everything from electronics, welding, wood, mechanical, paint, fiberglass, metal and just about everything I boat may ever need. I seen their workmanship and I must say its first class all the way but, as with boat repairs anywhere, usually done with an expected open wallet in mind. You can get lost in this huge complex as it has so many offices for boat dealers, surveyors with just about every marine professional imaginable. I've captained a few yachts in and out of here and one thing that strikes you is that the security level is extremely high. You don't just get in here by car or boat without checking through some form a security, so unfortunately it isn't a place where just anyone can come in and freely wonder about. Then if you do get in, watch out for the electric golf carts as the operators are notoriously bad. I've come close to being hit on several occasions. So, if you hit the lottery and buy that huge mega yacht and need it repaired or have to hide it from a hurricane, this is the place.

fond memories of our trip to California stopped here for a week or so, and everybody was so…read moreaccommodating. It was a great place to use as a homebase for a little while.

Operated by the City of Fort Lauderdale the Las Olas City Marina is located along east shore of the…read moreIntracoastal Waterway just north of the Las Olas drawbridge. The land address is 240 E. Las Olas Circle and the navigational location N. 26 07.1 x W. 080 06.5. Because of its prime location near the beach and along Las Olas it's a favorite of seasonal boaters as well as those in transit. It has 60 slips, two small docks as well as a number anchorages set by numbered buoys. Rental arrangements can be made by contacting the Harbor Master at (954) 828-7200 or by hailing the marine on its marine monitored VHF Ch 16. Among its many amenities are comfort stations with rest rooms, showers, Laundromat, meeting facility, water, electric, telephone jacks, cable television, public phones, sewage pumpouts and gated security. Because of its prime location and amenities, it's about as good as gets for a city operated marina.

Worked with Gregory Bushara at Rick Obey to purchase our first boat…read more I was guided through the entire process by him and he represented himself as professional and knowledgeable. Specifically, I always knew what I needed to do next. In addition- Greg referred me to an excellent boat surveyor, and financier for the loan. I'll close by saying he went over and above on some small details- and if I ever purchase another vessel, I wouldn't hesitate to use Greg Bushara again.

Excellent experience from start to finish -- professional, knowledgeable, and truly passionate…read moreabout yachting. Highly recommend!

Talk about arrogance meets bad customer experience. Called…read moreto schedule a visit and look at a few boats they may have at the marina. Broker told me he had all that work to do but since i had a broker he wouldn't do it. Not only he was impolite, but he was also arrogant and lacking any professionalism. The boat industry is really where the car industry was 25 years ago.

This is written from my husband:…read more I am from Southern CA, and as I'm sure you are aware, our inventory on this coast is, well, lacking. I've been looking at 32 and 35 Cabo's back East, and as of a few weeks ago, I found a boat that suited my needs. After going back and forth with the sellers agent (I did not have a buyer agent representing me) - I/we wrote an offer of $175k. I've attached a PDF copy of the offer. The offer was subsequently rejected and a counter offer was made; all via text. This took place on Monday of this week. The buyer told me there had been interest in the boat, but he did not tell me there was another current offer on the vessel. In any case, we rejected their counter offer of $183k on Tuesday. As the majority of our correspondence had been through text, I texted the sellers agent last night (5/17), Johnny Wise, advising him we accept the counter offer of $183k and to consider the boat sold. I've attached a picture of the text message chat. Johnny agreed, and we continued to text back and forth regarding survey scheduling, transportation, etc. My wife and I were elated and I proceeded to schedule surveyors and shippers this morning. And then Johnny called me. He explained to me there was a mistake in his text messaging, and he thought I was a different buyer. He continued to tell me that the boat received an offer yesterday (5/17) morning, and the seller accepted it. Johnny promised the boat to 2 people. I am a man of integrity. A man of my word. I don't know Johnny Wise, and I don't know anyone at the brokerage Rick Obey and Associates. I can tell you, I have made every attempt to contact Rick Obey at his multiple office locations, and so far, I have received no response. I understand that at this point, I am not going to get the boat. But it's my opinion that this violates some code of ethical and/or fiduciary responsibility of the both the agent and the agent's brokerage to sell a boat, knowingly or not, to 2 separate parties. My wife and I are extremely disappointed, and we will NEVER look at another boat offered by anyone associated with Rick Obey. We are not negative people and hate leaving reviews like this, but we were incredibly disappointed with their ethics

The Lauderdale Marina is known as a boat fueling station along the Ft Lauderdale intracoastal with…read morea long docking area shared with the 15th Street Fisheries restaurant. The Marina offers a quick grab store with an array of beachy items including shrimp for purchase to feed the Tarpon and Jack fish under the dock. FYI, they lock up the store around 9pm.

I like your history; see their website…read more Quality/Quantity - Cool find. Also next door to Cox's landing, a public boat launch. 15th St Fisheries restaurant is also here, which we frequented on our second visit. Atmosphere - Hidden in 1948, still hidden today. This is a destination location, no walk by or drive by traffic. Open 7 days a week from 6am to 830pm. Live bait. Service - Boat sales, service, dockage, fuel, small store, etc. The one employee seemed nice. Price - N/A. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1948 and still being family owned.

Deciding to try another yacht detailing company, I tried Yacht Management Professionals. That is…read moreexactly what they were .. professionals. They were detailed and made my boat feel new again. Didn't know what I was missing until they came. Great Job! Highly recommended.

Love these guys. They really make you notice the details that were never taken care of before. I…read morehave always said you get what you pay for but service and these guys go above and beyond. Love how they keep in touch with me. Makes me feel comfortable knowing they really are taking care of my boat and not overcharging.

Unhappy year long customer. If they get a chance to legally charge they Max they definitely will.read more

From the owner: Marina and Boat Storage Facility located on the New River in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. …read more Marina Dry Rack Storage - inside and out Wet Slips Off-Site Trailer & Boat on Trailer Storage Bottom Paint Service, Fiberglass, Upholstery, Canvas Haul and Launch Convenience Store with bait, snacks, beer