How much does a boat slip cost in Naples, Florida?

Deeded dry racks begin around $70,000. Wet slips on Naples Bay and in North Naples generally range from $125,000 to $500,000 depending on length, depth and amenities, and large or liveaboard-capable slips at Old Naples Seaport and Naples Boat Club trade from $500,000 to $1.6 million.

Can I buy a boat slip in Naples without owning a home there?

Yes, at most Naples Bay and North Naples marinas, where slips are deeded property open to any buyer. The exception is Park Shore's Venetian Bay docks, which may be owned only by Park Shore residents, and condominium slips that convey with a unit.

Can I live aboard my boat in Naples?

Only at slips that carry liveaboard rights, which are rare. Old Naples Seaport, Naples Boat Club and the Cove Inn each have a limited number, and they command the highest prices in the market. Most other marinas permit overnight stays but not full-time residence.

Which Naples marinas have direct Gulf access without bridges?

All Naples Bay marinas reach the Gulf through Gordon Pass with no fixed bridges, which is why larger vessels berth there. Park Shore's Venetian Bay docks use Doctors Pass, and Wiggins Bay and the Vanderbilt Beach Road docks use Wiggins Pass; both are bridge-free but shallower, so draft matters more.

Can I rent out my Naples boat slip?

Usually, subject to the marina association's rules on minimum terms and frequency. Seasonal demand from November through April is strong, and many owners lease their slip in the months they are not using it. We confirm rental rules before you purchase if income is part of your plan.

Do you also handle boat slips in Bonita Springs and Marco Island?

Yes. Bonita Springs offers deeded dock lots at Little Hickory Shores and marina slips near New Pass and Wiggins Pass. Marco Island has three deeded marinas and liveaboard berths in Goodland. For Lee County marinas we refer trusted brokers.