Location & Overview Palm Coast Marina sits just off the Intracoastal Waterway at Mile Marker 803, at the corner of the ICW and Flagler County's main canal, offering excellent protection for cruising vessels and a convenient home base for exploring Palm Coast. Open seven days a week, the marina monitors VHF Channel 16 with a working channel of 69, giving boaters an easy way to reach the dock as they approach. With more than three decades serving cruisers along Florida's East Coast, Palm Coast Marina has built a reputation as a genuine, welcoming stop for boaters traveling the ICW.
Fuel & Dock Services Palm Coast Marina offers both gas and diesel fuel at its dock, with fuel available directly at transient slips for added convenience, making it a reliable stop for boaters cruising between Daytona and St. Augustine. Additional dock services include pump-out, after-hours docking assistance, trash pick-up, and dock carts, along with on-site marine mechanics and boat detailing to keep vessels running and looking their best. For maintenance below the waterline, DS Diving's underwater hull cleaning complements the marina's on-site detailing services, keeping hulls and running gear free of marine growth for boats passing through or staying longer term.
Ship's Store & Guest Amenities Boaters at Palm Coast Marina have access to a fully stocked ship's store, private shower facilities, free high-speed Wi-Fi, and mail and package services, including mail holding and shipping through FedEx and UPS. Certified as a Florida Clean Marina and recognized by The Salty Southeast Cruisers' Net community, Palm Coast Marina combines environmental best practices with a genuine cruising culture.
Local Area & Recreation Beyond the docks, Palm Coast Marina offers walking trails along the Intracoastal Waterway and kayak rentals for boaters looking to explore the surrounding waterways, along with many restaurants within walking distance and easy access to grocery and retail shopping. For boaters who run into trouble on a long ICW passage, DS Diving also provides salvage services, including afloat salvage, harbor salvage, and wreck removal, along with cargo and equipment salvage when a vessel itself can't be saved.