The Morehead City Yacht Basin was established on its prime locale more than a century ago, earning it the reputation of being one of the oldest marinas on the Crystal Coast. Today, that prime setting still attracts local and mariners alike to this full-service marina which offers everything from vessel repairs to transient slips with an unbeatable location.
The Morehead City Yacht Basin is located on the edge of Arendell Street, and is just a shell’s throw away from the Newport River, the Bogue Sound, the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) and the wide open Atlantic Ocean. As a result, it’s a fine destination for visitors who are cruising along the ICW to stop for a day or two to explore the historic downtown area, and just enjoy the region’s array of attractions, shops and restaurants. A number of amenities are found both on-site and nearby, including several famed seafood restaurants that are well-known for their exceptional views, and transient and local boaters will find a number of slips available on a weekly, monthly, annual, or even nightly basis for big tournaments or short excursions. With yacht sales, marine repairs, and other services available on-site, mariners can still find veritably everything they need at this century-old Morehead City landmark.
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