31 documented harbours and anchorages within 30 km of Charleston, ranked by boaters' ratings: shelter, seabed, services, photos and reviews, ready to open in the BoatMap app.
19 places
1Marina on the Cooper River, on the east side of the Charleston peninsula near the Ravenel bridge, in downtown Charleston, South Carolina.
2Large marina on the Ashley River in downtown Charleston, South Carolina, with over 200 berths across 40 acres of water.
Marina of 459 berths at Patriots Point in Mt Pleasant, South Carolina, on the north side of Charleston Harbor opposite the historic peninsula.
County-run marina on the west bank of the Cooper River at North Charleston, about two miles north of the Ravenel Bridge.
Private members club on Charleston harbour, founded 1883, with its clubhouse and pontoons off East Bay Street in the historic district.
Public marina on Charleston Harbour at the foot of Wharfside Street, on the downtown peninsula near the junction of Calhoun and Concord streets.
City-run marina on the Cooper River, off Calhoun and Concord streets in downtown Charleston, South Carolina.
8Marina in a sheltered cove on the Ashley River at Charleston, across the river from the City Marina, in operation since 1988.
9Marina on the Ashley River at Charleston, South Carolina, with 110 wet berths and 220 dry storage spaces.
10Two-lane public boat ramp on Wappoo Creek in West Ashley, Charleston, giving fast access to the Intracoastal Waterway.
11Tidal creek at Mount Pleasant on Charleston Harbour, lined with the local shrimp fleet and waterfront restaurants.
12Working marina and boatyard on the Ashley River at North Charleston, between buoys 15 and 16, about two miles above the Coast Guard base.
Large marina on the Intracoastal Waterway at ICW Mile 462, at the foot of the Ben Sawyer bridge in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina.
Loggerhead marina on the Ashley River at North Charleston, South Carolina, with about 30 berths and dry storage.
Marina on a bend of the Wando River north of the I-526 bridge, near Daniel Island, about 10 miles from the Port of Charleston.
16Public concrete boat ramp on the Folly River at Folly Beach, South Carolina, managed by Charleston County.
17Marina on the Folly River at Folly Beach, South Carolina, with more than 200 berths.
Floating-dock marina on the east side of the Intracoastal Waterway at ICW Mile 456.5, north-east of Charleston in South Carolina.
Marina on Bohicket Creek between Kiawah and Seabrook Islands, South Carolina, with 200 wet berths and 90 dry storage spaces.