Sanibel Marina is a well-situated destination for boaters exploring Florida's Gulf Coast, offering direct access to the ICW and the Gulf. Nestled near the historic Sanibel Lighthouse, the marina provides a quiet, scenic setting while still being conveniently close to the island's attractions. With 65 slips accommodating vessels up to 80 feet, Sanibel Marina welcomes both transient boaters and long-term dockage guests looking for a well-equipped and hospitable port.

Dockside Comfort and Convenience

Sanibel Marina is designed with boater-friendly amenities to ensure a comfortable experience. This includes 30- and 50-amp shore power, fresh water hookups, private restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities. The 200-foot fuel dock offers non-ethanol gasoline and diesel (coming soon). A well-stocked ship store provides ice, beer, wine, snacks, apparel, and marine essentials. Transients can arrange dockage by contacting the dockmaster on VHF Channel 16 or at (239) 472-8138.

Reliable Service for Every Vessel

Boaters in need of maintenance, repairs, or detailing will find a comprehensive service department at Sanibel Marina. Open Monday through Friday, the facility offers engine service, electronics installation, fiberglass and gelcoat repair, and professional cleaning. As an authorized Mercury dealer, the marina provides expert care for both inboard and outboard systems, ensuring vessels are in top condition before heading back out on the water.

Dock & Dine at Gramma Dot's

A highlight of Sanibel Marina is Gramma Dot's Seaside Saloon. This on-site restaurant has earned a loyal following for its fresh seafood, signature salads, and casual yet refined atmosphere. Open daily for lunch and dinner, it's a popular stop for both dock-and-dine visitors and marina guests. A full bar with beer, wine, and cocktails makes it the perfect spot to unwind after a day on the water.

Beyond the Marina: Exploring Sanibel

Sanibel Island is known for its natural beauty, outdoor adventures, and relaxed coastal lifestyle. Just a short distance from the marina, visitors can explore the historic Sanibel Lighthouse and Fishing Pier or set off on the island's extensive network of bike paths. The island's beaches are famous for shelling, with more than 300 varieties of shells washing ashore throughout the year. The charming shops and restaurants along Periwinkle Way offer a mix of local flavors, island-inspired boutiques, and cultural attractions.

For boaters cruising Florida's southwest coast, Sanibel Marina offers a welcoming retreat with essential services, comfortable amenities, and easy access to everything Sanibel has to offer. To secure a slip or inquire about fuel and services, contact the dockmaster at (239) 472-8138 or submit an information request form below.