263 documented anchorages and harbours in California, ranked by boaters' ratings: shelter, seabed, services, photos and reviews, ready to open in the BoatMap app.
263 places
211Large marina on the eastern shore of San Diego Bay at Chula Vista, California, formerly California Yacht Marina, now part of the Safe Harbor network.
212ASA-affiliated sailing school and charter base inside Channel Islands Harbor, Oxnard.
213Public marina on the north shore of San Francisco, in the Marina District, between Laguna Street and Baker Street in California.
Private members' yacht club on Dutch Slough, south side of Bethel Island in the California Delta.
215Former public marina south of Oakland airport, permanently closed to boating in January 2023 and being decommissioned.
216Private members club in a corner of San Leandro Marina basin, on the east shore of San Francisco Bay south of Oakland airport.
217Public harbour run by the San Mateo County Harbor District at Princeton-by-the-Sea, 25 miles south of San Francisco, with 369 berths behind a double breakwater.
218Public harbour on the western tip of Point San Pablo, Richmond, at the entrance to San Pablo Bay.
Marina at 557 Francisco Boulevard East in San Rafael, on the south bank of the San Rafael Canal, north San Francisco Bay.
Open roadstead off the Santa Barbara waterfront in California, anchoring on a sand bottom east of the harbour.
221Private members club on the east side of Santa Barbara Harbor breakwater, founded 1872, with one 76 ft reciprocal end tie.
222Same facility as the Santa Cruz Small Craft Harbor, the Port District site at 135 Fifth Avenue accommodating over 800 boats from small craft to commercial fishing vessels.
223Municipal harbour at the north end of Monterey Bay, built 1962 on the former Woods Lagoon site, with around 1,200 wet berths and 275 dry berths.
224Private yacht club on the south basin of Santa Cruz Harbour, on the north shore of Monterey Bay. The only yacht club in Santa Cruz.
225Private members yacht club founded in 1941, on Mindanao Way in Marina del Rey, Los Angeles.
226Downtown Sausalito marina on Richardson Bay, at 501 Humboldt Avenue along Bridgeway, with views across to the San Francisco skyline and the Golden Gate Bridge.
227Marina of 161 berths on Richardson Bay in the Marinship district, with a 2.3 acre sandy beach and swim area, walking distance from downtown Sausalito.
228Marina of 241 berths on the east side of Channel Islands Harbor in Oxnard, California, at 1601 South Victoria Avenue. Takes vessels up to 60 ft.
Marina on the north-east side of Quivira Basin, in Mission Bay, San Diego, about 10 minutes from the Pacific via the Mission Bay channel.
230Small members club serving the SeaGate community on the inner channels of Huntington Harbour, California.
231Marina of 208 berths at 1660 South Shores Road, on the south-east side of Mission Bay, next to SeaWorld San Diego.
232Member yacht club on Redwood Creek at the Port of Redwood City, founded in 1939.
233Working boatyard and chandlery on the western shore of Mission Bay, at 835 Terry A. Francois Boulevard in San Francisco, next to Oracle Park.
234Small rocky cove on the Laguna Beach shore in California, within the Laguna Beach State Marine Reserve.
235Marina with 178 berths in America's Cup Harbour, on the north-west end of Shelter Island in San Diego.
236Marina at the Island Palms Hotel on Shelter Island, San Diego Bay, geared towards larger yachts up to 58 metres.
Small marina on the south shore of Sherman Lake, a flooded former farm island at the confluence of the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers.
Private yacht club on Shoreline Drive in Long Beach, California, on the east side of Shoreline Marina basin.
239Member yacht club on the east side of Suisun City Marina, on Suisun Slough in the upper San Francisco Bay delta, California.
240Private club founded in 1967, sharing the San Leandro Marina basin with the public marina and the San Leandro Yacht Club.
BoatMap documents 263 harbours and anchorages in California, with shelter, seabed, services, photos and boaters' reviews.
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