Enjoy the Waves at Port Whitby Marina

Located at 301 Watson St W, Whitby, ON L1N 1A2, Canada, Port Whitby Marina is one of the best places in Ontario to enjoy the waves. This is home to a variety of boats, including powerboats, sailboats, and jet skis, so there's something for everyone. And if you don't have your own boat, you can always rent one from the marina. With a capacity for over thousands of boats, the marina is perfect for a day of sailing or fishing. And for those who want to stay on dry land, there's plenty to do as well.

The beaches are perfect for sunbathing or swimming. This place has a number of restaurants and shops where you can buy food and souvenirs. Whether you're looking to relax or explore, Port Whitby Marina is the perfect place to enjoy the waves. One of Lake Ontario's most beautiful natural coastal areas, Port Whitby Marina is a popular place to dock and explore. This town works the 420-slip, which has a 5 Diamond Boating Ontario Clean Marine Environmental Audit Program ranking. This rating is carried by only 12 marinas in the region. This full-service marina has a modern break wall, fuel dock, pump-out station, water, and electrical hookups, as well as Wi-Fi amenities.

The people are knowledgeable and friendly, always happy to help with whatever you need. There's also a heated washroom and shower facilities on site. It is located on one of Lake Ontario's finest natural harbors, making it an ideal stop for boaters and sailors looking for some fun on the water in a town full of activities. The marina is accompanied by a park area and treks, and it is connected to coastlines, diners, and places of interest. On-site fishing for salmon and trout, as well as sailing charters, are available. Local restaurants, nightlife, a convenience store, a fitness center, hotel accommodations, and a corner store are all within minutes of the marina and can be reached by casually walking or taking a helpful bicycle ride. If you're sailing to Port Whitby Marina, use these coordinates: Near Buoy 43 0 50'92"N, 78 0 55'62"W. The coastal entrance is denoted by red and green lighthouses. With a flashing red light, a lighthouse traces the eastern pier. A flashing green light is noticeable on the western pier. Follow the buoyed channel within the coastline to the marina (NE corner) or release slope (NW corner).