Fort Lauderdale Dockage Price Guide
What our docks cost today, next to published marina rates. No sign-up needed.
How dock pricing works
Dockage is priced per foot of your boat’s length (LOA), per night. Your boat’s length sets the rate band. Shore power, water and our service fee are listed as separate lines in your quote, so you see every charge before you request.
What our docks cost today
$1.50 to $3.25per foot, per night
Live rates across the 32 docks we list today. Your boat’s length sets where you fall in the range. Your quote shows the exact number.
What a month costs
Monthly and seasonal stays are priced the same way, per foot per night, for every night of your dates. Here is what 30 nights cost, as of October 13, 2026:
| Boat length | Per night | 30 nights | Per ft per month |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50 ft | $85 | $2,550 | $51 |
| 70 ft | $137 | $4,110 | $59 |
| 92 ft | $235 | $7,050 | $77 |
| 120 ft | $354 | $10,620 | $89 |
| 150 ft | $443 | $13,290 | $89 |
Estimate; exact quote before you book. Each figure is the lowest per-foot rate our docks publish today for a boat of that length, times the length, times 30 nights. Dockage only, before power, water and any other charges. Your quote prices each night of your dates: from December to April the per-foot rate is higher for boats 80 ft and over, and boat-show week costs more for every boat.
More on long stays: monthly and seasonal dockage.
How that compares with a marina
Marina Bay Yachting Center, Fort Lauderdale publishes its rates. Transient stays (under 30 days), per foot per day, plus tax and electric, as of September 25, 2026:
| Boat length | Marina Bay transient rate |
|---|---|
| 40 to 45 ft | $2.80 / ft / day |
| 45 to 65 ft | $3.25 / ft / day |
| 66 to 80 ft | $3.65 / ft / day |
| 81 to 120 ft | $4.55 / ft / day |
| 121 to 150 ft | $4.70 / ft / day |
Source: marinabay-fl.com/rates, read September 25, 2026. Marina rates change; check the source for today’s figures.
On September 25, 2026, our live quotes for a 60 ft boat came to $1.70 to $2.00 per foot a night. That is 38% to 48% below Marina Bay’s $3.25 transient rate for the same size.
3 ways to pay less
- Stay flexible on the exact dock or area. Standard and value docks cost less than premium ones.
- Boat Show week is priced higher than the rest of the year. If your dates are flexible, stay outside it.
- Order only the shore power your boat needs. Power is billed per night by amperage.
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Dockage price questions
As of October 13, 2026: $1.50 to $3.25 per foot per night, depending on your boat’s length. Dockage is priced per foot of your boat’s length, per night. For comparison, Marina Bay’s transient rate for a 45 to 65 ft boat was $3.25 per foot a day on September 25, 2026, plus tax and electric.
Yes. Monthly and seasonal stays are priced per foot per night, like every stay. As of October 13, 2026: $1.50 to $3.25 per foot per night, depending on your boat’s length. At those rates, 30 nights of dockage cost from about $2,550 for a 50 ft boat ($85 a night), $4,110 for a 70 ft yacht ($137 a night) and $7,050 for a 92 ft yacht ($235 a night): about $51 to $77 per foot per month. Estimate; exact quote before you book. Each figure is the lowest per-foot rate our docks publish today for a boat of that length, times the length, times 30 nights. Dockage only, before power, water and any other charges. Your quote prices each night of your dates: from December to April the per-foot rate is higher for boats 80 ft and over, and boat-show week costs more for every boat.
Your boat’s length sets the per-foot band. The dock’s tier and your dates adjust it, and Boat Show week is priced higher. Shore power and water are listed separately in your quote.
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