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Port Lucaya Marina (Bahamas)

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Port Lucaya Marina on Grand Bahama stands as a premier maritime economic hub, specifically designed to cater to the high-end international yachting and sailing market. Featuring 195 slips capable of accommodating vessels up to 58 meters (190 feet) in length, it serves as a critical port of call for boaters traversing the northern Bahamas. The marina is seamlessly integrated with the Port Lucaya Marketplace, making it a focal point for retail, dining, and cultural entertainment. Its economic significance is derived from offering comprehensive technical services including high-volume fuel bunkering, maintenance support, and on-site customs and immigration clearance. Operating year-round, the facility supports hundreds of livelihoods within Freeport’s maritime and hospitality sectors. As a gateway to the Abacos and Berries, the marina enhances Grand Bahama's reputation as a world-class nautical destination and generates substantial foreign exchange revenue.

Best time to visit & climate

The most pleasant time to visit is Jan, Feb, Dec.

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Avg °C222223242628292928272523
Rain mm464660721131621521611961085548

📋 Practical info

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What is this place?
Port Lucaya Marina is a key yacht harbor on Grand Bahama, providing berths and provisioning for tourists and sailors. It serves as a hub for leisure boats and the local tourism sector.
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Visiting
The marina is open to the public, with the Port Lucaya Marketplace featuring shops and restaurants accessible to visitors. Berths are visible from the walkways.
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Where to view it
A convenient spot is the promenade along the marina, offering panoramic views of luxury yachts and bustling activity. Restaurant terraces also provide a good view of the harbor basin.
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Local products
Nearby shops offer local crafts, souvenirs, and fresh seafood. Seasonal fruits like mangoes and pineapples are available at nearby markets.
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Active season
Peak season runs from December to April, when many yachts and tourists visit the Bahamas. Summer is quieter, but the marina remains lively year-round.
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Nearby
A marina visit pairs well with the Port Lucaya Marketplace and nearby beaches like Taino Beach. The Garden of the Groves or a trip to Freeport are also worthwhile.

Geography

Coordinates
26.52050, -78.62800

Facts

  • Provides 195 full-service slips for international yachts
  • Accommodates mega-yachts up to 190 feet in length
  • Integrated with a 10-acre shopping and dining complex
  • Authorized port of entry with on-site Customs and Immigration
  • Equipped with high-flow fuel pumping stations
  • Primary base for deep-sea fishing and diving charters

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Notable places around

Gardens of the GrovesGardens of the Groves2 km · NExplore →
Port Lucaya MarketplacePort Lucaya Marketplace2 km · SExplore →
Dolphins at Sanctuary BayDolphins at Sanctuary Bay5 km · NExplore →
Rand Nature CentreRand Nature Centre5 km · SExplore →
Sea Grape HarvestingSea Grape Harvesting6 km · SEExplore →
Freeport Industrial ParkFreeport Industrial Park7 km · SExplore →
Grand Bahama's Pine BarrensGrand Bahama's Pine Barrens14 km · NExplore →
Little Bahama BankLittle Bahama Bank16 km · NEExplore →

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Sights in the town Port Lucaya Marina (1)

Lucaya, Bahamas📍 landmark

Lucaya is a settlement on Grand Bahama, known for its marina and beaches.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Port Lucaya Marina?
A premier marina and tourist hub in Freeport, Grand Bahama.
What can you do there?
Shop at Port Lucaya Marketplace and book water sports.
What boats dock there?
Everything from small sailboats to luxurious mega-yachts.
Is there nightlife?
Yes, Count Basie Square often features live music and entertainment.
Is the beach close?
Yes, Lucaya Beach is just a short walk away.
Port Lucaya Marina: where is it located?
Port Lucaya Marina is located in Bahamas.
Port Lucaya Marina: when is the best time to visit?
The most pleasant time to visit is Jan, Feb, Dec.
Port Lucaya Marina: why is it worth visiting?
Port Lucaya Marina on Grand Bahama stands as a premier maritime economic hub, specifically designed to cater to the high-end international yachting and sailing market.
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McLean's Town — Port Lucaya Marina (Bahamas)
McLean's Town
The easternmost settlement on the island of Grand Bahama.
West End — Port Lucaya Marina (Bahamas)
West End
The oldest town on Grand Bahama and the island's capital.
Pelican Point — Port Lucaya Marina (Bahamas)
Pelican Point
A small coastal settlement on Grand Bahama.
Rocky Point — Port Lucaya Marina (Bahamas)
Rocky Point
A remote fishing community in eastern Grand Bahama.
Nicolls Town — Port Lucaya Marina (Bahamas)
Nicolls Town
A town on North Andros known for its giant land crabs.

History & landmarks

Gardens of the Groves — Port Lucaya Marina (Bahamas)
Gardens of the Groves
A beautiful botanical garden in Freeport with waterfalls and native wildlife.
Port Lucaya Marketplace — Port Lucaya Marina (Bahamas)
Port Lucaya Marketplace
The largest shopping, dining, and entertainment center on Grand Bahama.
Lucayan National Park — Port Lucaya Marina (Bahamas)
Lucayan National Park
A park on Grand Bahama featuring one of the longest underwater cave systems.
Great Isaac Lighthouse — Port Lucaya Marina (Bahamas)
Great Isaac Lighthouse
A historic cast-iron lighthouse surrounded by numerous ghost stories.
Bimini Road — Port Lucaya Marina (Bahamas)
Bimini Road
Underwater rock formation that some believe is part of Atlantis.
SS Sapona Shipwreck — Port Lucaya Marina (Bahamas)
SS Sapona Shipwreck
A visible wreck of a concrete ship south of Bimini that became a famous dive destination.
Dolphin House Museum — Port Lucaya Marina (Bahamas)
Dolphin House Museum
A unique art house on Bimini, built out of shells and recycled materials.

Nature

Goose River — Port Lucaya Marina (Bahamas)
Goose River
A wide tidal creek in North Andros that winds through mangrove forests.

More places

Dolphins at Sanctuary Bay — Port Lucaya Marina (Bahamas)
Dolphins at Sanctuary Bay
A large, naturalistic facility in Freeport where visitors can interact with Atlantic spotted dolphins.
Rand Nature Centre — Port Lucaya Marina (Bahamas)
Rand Nature Centre
A 100-acre nature preserve in Freeport that serves as a major birding site and educational center.
Freeport Industrial Park — Port Lucaya Marina (Bahamas)
Freeport Industrial Park
The classic industrial and warehouse zone of Freeport.
Grand Bahama Shipyard — Port Lucaya Marina (Bahamas)
Grand Bahama Shipyard
A major facility for ship repair and marine services.
Freeport Perfume Factory — Port Lucaya Marina (Bahamas)
Freeport Perfume Factory
A place where visitors, including children, can mix their own unique fragrance from a variety of essences.
West End Ferry Port — Port Lucaya Marina (Bahamas)
West End Ferry Port
A ferry terminal connecting Grand Bahama and Florida.
Sea Grape Harvesting — Port Lucaya Marina (Bahamas)
Sea Grape Harvesting
Sea grapes (Coccoloba uvifera) grow wild along the coasts of The Bahamas.
Grand Bahama's Pine Barrens — Port Lucaya Marina (Bahamas)
Grand Bahama's Pine Barrens
Vast tracts of Caribbean pine forest that cover much of the interior of Grand Bahama.