Our flagship facility is located just south of downtown, in historic Coconut Grove. The 582 slip marina (Florida's largest wet slip marine facility) provides modern comfortable berthing accommodations in a park-like setting to transient, long-term, and commercial dockage liveaboard customers at very reasonable rates.
Dinner Key originally served as base of operations for Pan American Airway's famed flying boats, the Clippers, and plenty of history has been retained in the area. The original Pan Am terminal building (next door to Dinner Key Marina) now serves as Miami City Hall, although it has retained its historic charm. Nearby is Villa Vizcaya, former home of International Harvester founder James Deering and now a public museum. A short walk from the marina lands you in the heart of Coconut Grove village, where you'll find a fashionable retail and entertainment district, along with the world renowned CocoWalk.
GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION: Latitude 25.43.9 N / Longitude 80.14.3 W Located at Statute Mile 1095 on the Atlantic ICW, 2.5 Miles SW of the Powell/ Rickenbacker Causeway Bridge
MONITORING VHF CHANNELS 16 & 68
