Nestled between the head of Coyote Point and the breakwater, Coyote Point Marina is situated out of the way of prevailing headwinds, and as a result enjoys sunny, warm weather in the spring and summer. Whether you’re a permanent berther or stopping in for a visit, the Coyote Point Marina is an ideal getaway destination.
Sailors will enjoy our spring and summer season. Afternoon winds typically blow 15–20 knots in the afternoons and taper off towards evening. The Coyote Point Yacht Club hosts weekly sailboat races for all levels of sailing enthusiasts. A number of other South Bay Races are normally scheduled during the sailing season. Power boaters will enjoy the ideal morning conditions of the spring and summer months, with gusty afternoon winds tapering off in the fall and winter.
The Marina is a safe and secure location for you and your vessel. It closes to the public after hours and has security posted at the park entrance. Marina gates and restrooms are locked and a security key card is required to access our main Marina parking area. Tenants are welcome to spend weekends aboard, but liveaboards are prohibited.
The Marina staff is here to help. When possible we will assist you in boating emergencies and we’re always happy to provide important local knowledge, weather, and safety information. We encourage you to fill out our customer satisfaction surveys and let us know how we can better serve you. Tenant meetings are held at least once a year so that we can hear your new ideas, concerns, or issues.
We are open everyday, including weekends and holidays. Our fuel dock is open from 8am - 4pm daily and prices are competitive.
Dock 29, which opened in June 2014, connects to Dock 27 and 28 with a 80' ADA ramp making all three docks ADA accessible. The new dock is much heavier and stronger than the dock it replaced and helps protect the other docks in the Basin II area from wind and surge.