69 documented harbours and anchorages within 30 km of Seattle, ranked by boaters' ratings: shelter, seabed, services, photos and reviews, ready to open in the BoatMap app.
62 places
1Public marina in downtown Bremerton, Washington, on Sinclair Inlet in the western part of Puget Sound.
Public marina run by the Port of Bremerton, on the south shore of Sinclair Inlet at the foot of Bay Street in downtown Port Orchard.
Member yacht club on the south shore of Sinclair Inlet at Port Orchard, in Puget Sound, Washington, across the inlet from the Bremerton Naval Shipyard.
4Full-service boatyard at the Des Moines Marina, on the east side of East Passage in Puget Sound, Washington.
Members yacht club founded in 1956 on Hidden Cove off Port Madison Inner Harbor, north Bainbridge Island. Reciprocal moorage for visiting club members.
6Large saltwater marina in the Ballard district of Seattle, on the eastern shore of Puget Sound, operated by the Port of Seattle.
Seattle Yacht Club outstation on the Inner Harbor at Port Madison, north Bainbridge Island. Reciprocal moorage for visiting club members.
8Downtown Seattle marina at Pier 66 on Elliott Bay, with year-round guest moorage steps from Pike Place Market.
9Roughly 200 berths spread across four docks on Westlake Avenue North, on the west side of South Lake Union in central Seattle.
10Mid-size moorage on the west shore of Lake Union at 2100 Westlake Avenue North, part of the Boatworld Marina group.
11Freshwater marina on the western shore of Lake Union, Seattle, at 2450 Westlake Avenue North.
12Marina on the western shore of Lake Union in Seattle, rebuilt after a fire destroyed the covered moorage and office.
13Family-run long-term moorage on the east shore of Lake Union, central Seattle, for boats up to 34 feet.
14Yacht and superyacht marina on the western shore of Lake Union, Seattle, at 2500 Westlake Avenue North.
Family-run freshwater marina on Lake Union in Seattle, in operation for over 50 years.
Private 10-berth megayacht marina on the east shore of Lake Union, Seattle, for yachts from 25 m to 30 m.
Small marina at the north-west corner of Lake Union in Seattle, between Gasworks Park and Fremont, at 1331 North Northlake Way.
18Small 40-berth marina on the north shore of Lake Union in Seattle, in the Fremont area, family-run since 1975.
1960-berth long-term marina on the east shore of Lake Union, in the Eastlake neighbourhood of Seattle.
Marina on the north shore of Lake Union in Seattle, at 1101 N Northlake Way, between Fremont and the University District.
21Superyacht marina on the north shore of Lake Union, Seattle, with over 425 m of linear dock for yachts from 24 m to 110 m.
22Family-run marina on the north shore of Lake Union in Seattle, at 929 N Northlake Way in Fremont, in business since 1943.
90-berth private marina on the north shore of Portage Bay, Seattle, midway between Montlake Bridge and University Bridge.
Dry-stack marina operated by Seattle Boat Co. on the north shore of Lake Union, 111 NE Northlake Way.
Northern arm of Elliott Bay at Seattle, Washington, between the Interbay and Magnolia neighbourhoods, sheltered behind Elliott Bay Marina.
26Small marina on the Lake Washington Ship Canal at 360 W Ewing Street, just west of the Fremont Bridge in Seattle.
Marina on the south bank of the Lake Washington Ship Canal at 1080 W Ewing Place in Seattle, between the Ballard Locks and Lake Union.
28Private freshwater marina on Salmon Bay in Seattle's Ballard district, about one mile east of the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks.
29168-berth freshwater marina at 2100 W Commodore Way, on the south shore of Salmon Bay just inside the Ballard Locks.
30Family-run freshwater marina on Salmon Bay, next to the Ballard Bridge and opposite Fishermen's Terminal, less than half a mile from the Ballard Locks.