Bahia Mar dockage: 300 ft LOA, fuel, 480V, Port Everglades

Bahia Mar is still the public apron captains mean when they say Fort Lauderdale. Official copy puts vessels to 300 feet on more than 250 wet slips, a 3,000-foot parallel dock, and high-speed fuel. It is also a stage. Show week is not a secret inventory trick. Privacy is not the product. Hydrography and power are.

The operator states 250-plus slips, 5,000 feet of floating dockage, gasoline and diesel, in-slip pump-out, and a power menu that includes 100A single-phase and 3-phase 480V up to 400A. That is why a Viking 68 and a 76-foot motoryacht both belong in the overlay, and why a city mooring ball does not. Distance to Port Everglades in our map is about one nautical mile on the ocean-basin overlay — planning, not a NOAA sounding. Mega-yacht slips are quoted per foot and by season, through captains, not listing portals. Owners who want the same ocean-basin hydrography without the audience usually look one canal west at Harbor Beach bulkheads.

Hail VHF 16 / working 68. Address published as 801 Seabreeze Boulevard. We do not reprint Places photos. We do not scrape Waterway Guide. MLW at the pile is not on the marketing page; we leave draft blank and send you to the dockmaster.

FLIBS week: this basin is the floor. If you need a wall in October, you needed a relationship in June. Typical published figures and operator claims. Not a sounding, rate card, or reservation. Confirm with the dockmaster and a current chart.