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Marathon City Marina
24 42.531N 081 05.462W
http://www.ci.marathon.fl.us/
go to their site for current dockage rates and harbormaster contacts (departments / marina).
However, they don't publish their rules - you can get them on our Harbor - City Rules page

This marina and the mooring field is NOT RECOMMENDED at this time due to overbearing rules and regulations - see the other options in and around the harbor by CLICKING HERE.
Please send you comments to the City listed below, to encourage more reasonable slip & mooring agreements. More info at bottom of page.

July 2003 City Manager:
Scott Janke
jankes@ci.marathon.fl.us
305-289-4130

Located midharbor on the North Shore. VHF 16. Marked Channel into basin. Recently (since this older picture) upgraded by the City for new restrooms & showers, laundry. Pumpout facility.
New City Park is immediately adjacent. Mooring fees (June 2002) are $150 monthly including dinghy dockage for stays of 6 months or longer, and $200 monthly for shorter stays, plus additional dinghy dockage of $3 daily, $15 weekly or $50 monthly. A security deposit of one months rent is due for monthly moorings. No boats over 40' at moorings. Slips, dinghy docks, showers, laundry, work & storage space, pumpout & "honey-barge"

Dinghy Docks at the city marina.

CITY OF MARATHON MARINA MASTER PLAN:
February 2003 Proposed Facilities (Final Plan at bottom of page)

Comments and Suggestions to: The Craig Company, PO Box 372, Key West FL 33041
or City of Marathon, 10045-55 Overseas Highway, Marathon FL 33050
or call Mr. Donald Craig at 305-294-1515

Museum / Community Rooms

Dockmaster's Office

Bathrooms / Laundry & Dinghy area

Final MasterPlan July 2003

Visit the CITY website for a larger and more detailed photo, and any subsequent updates.

CLICK HERE to go the Harbor Rules page to get printouts of all their copious rules and regulations (24 pages not including 15 pages of underlying ordinances)