I am looking for reasonable dock space or mooring in the Melbourn Fl area. Anyone know of a good spot
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Dockage or mooring in Melbourn Fl
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I know a couple of good places.
What's the draft? Will you leave the boat or are you moving here? If moving, to which part of town?
What's the draft? Will you leave the boat or are you moving here? If moving, to which part of town?
Pineda Point Marina at the North end, protected, cheap, owners onsite, shared water/power, DIY boat yard, lift, just off the intercostal.
The Pines condos, Indian Harbor Beach/Banana River, pretty well protected, cheap, water/power, no facilities.
Telemar Marina, Indian Harbor Beach/Banana River, protected, pricey, full yard/services/facilities, fuel dock, water/power.
Anchorage Yacht Basin, Indian Harbor Beach/Banana River, protected, $$ unknown (I don't think they're high), full yard/services/facilities, water/power.
And then there are marinas in Crane Creek (South end) and Eau Gallie River (central), don't know them but if you do a search for marinas in Melbourne you can get the contact info.
Palm Bay Marina looks good but there is a short bridge, so no sailboats or large power boats.
There are anchorages on the North sides of Pineda and Eau Gallie Causeways, both completely exposed to East and North.
Do you know the area?
If I can help let me know.
The Pines condos, Indian Harbor Beach/Banana River, pretty well protected, cheap, water/power, no facilities.
Telemar Marina, Indian Harbor Beach/Banana River, protected, pricey, full yard/services/facilities, fuel dock, water/power.
Anchorage Yacht Basin, Indian Harbor Beach/Banana River, protected, $$ unknown (I don't think they're high), full yard/services/facilities, water/power.
And then there are marinas in Crane Creek (South end) and Eau Gallie River (central), don't know them but if you do a search for marinas in Melbourne you can get the contact info.
Palm Bay Marina looks good but there is a short bridge, so no sailboats or large power boats.
There are anchorages on the North sides of Pineda and Eau Gallie Causeways, both completely exposed to East and North.
Do you know the area?
If I can help let me know.
wow that is great i really appreciate the help, no i don't know the area yet. will have questions further along if ok.
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No problem. If you just need a place to park boat and trailer until you get your bearings, let me know and I'll help find a place.
Since you don't have a particular area in mind, I'd suggest beachside (Satellite Beach to Melbourne Beach) for house hunting. It's a little higher cost but the beach is within walking distance anywhere along here. Things move a little slower and quieter than the mainland. Less traffic too.
Since you don't have a particular area in mind, I'd suggest beachside (Satellite Beach to Melbourne Beach) for house hunting. It's a little higher cost but the beach is within walking distance anywhere along here. Things move a little slower and quieter than the mainland. Less traffic too.
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