14 documented harbours and anchorages within 30 km of Bellingham, ranked by boaters' ratings: shelter, seabed, services, photos and reviews, ready to open in the BoatMap app.
11 places
1Large public marina operated by the Port of Anacortes on Fidalgo Bay, at the edge of downtown Anacortes and the main jumping-off point for the San Juan Islands.
2Main marina of the Port of Bellingham on the north shore of Bellingham Bay, 1,386 berths serving recreational and commercial craft up to about 30 metres.
3Independent fuel berth inside Squalicum Harbor in Bellingham, serving recreational and commercial boats as well as walk-in customers.
Private freshwater marina on the south-east shore of Lake Whatcom, reserved for members and residents of the Sudden Valley community east of Bellingham, Washington.
Small private marina on the west shore of Lummi Island, looking across Rosario Strait toward Orcas and the southern San Juans.
Small HOA-run marina inside the canal network of the Sandy Point spit, on the north shore of Lummi Bay in Whatcom County, Washington.
7Working commercial port on Guemes Channel made up of Pier 1, Pier 2 and Curtis Wharf, used for break-bulk cargo, project shipments and shipyard moorage rather than pleasure craft.
Private condominium marina on Guemes Channel at 1600 5th Street, west of downtown Anacortes, with 167 berths and views over the channel to Mount Baker.
Members' yacht club on the north shore of Fidalgo Bay at 611 Rotary Park Lane, with a small reciprocal moorage dock for visiting club members.
Small private marina near the entrance to Anacortes, Washington, with 55 sublet berths from 50 to 110 feet for member boats only.
Yacht builder and boatyard on Fidalgo Bay in Anacortes, Washington, building motor yachts from 30 to 48 feet. Not a public marina.