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Safe Harbor
Harborage Yacht Club
In the heart of the Sailfish Capital of the World you'll find Safe Harbor Harborage Yacht Club, where first-class amenities meet superb service. Unwind by the sparkling swimming pool, while enjoying a refreshing drink and the cool breeze coming off St Lucie River. With fixed and floating docks and easy access to the West side of Florida, boaters will find themselves eager to return.
Wet Slips
Length Overall
40' - 100'
Max Height
63'
Max Beam
25'
Max Draft
5'
Available at Your Slip
- Complimentary Wi-Fi
- Shore Power Hookups
- Fresh Water Hookups
- Dock Boxes
- Pump-out
- Drive-up Parking
Slips are open to the public.
Transient Slips
Length Overall
40' - 100'
Max Height
63'
Max Beam
25'
Max Draft
5'
Available at Your Slip
- Complimentary Wi-Fi
- Shore Power Hookups
- Fresh Water Hookups
- Dock Boxes
- Pump-out
Fuel Dock
Features
- ValvTect Marine Gas
- ValvTect Marine Diesel
Marine Services
We ensure your boat is cared for with passion and meticulous attention to detail.
Capabilities
- Canvas Shop
- Commercial/Recreational/Competitive Yacht
- Detailing
- Electrical Systems
- Electronics Installation & Diagnostics
- Engine & Propulsion
- Paintwork & Refinishing
- Refrigeration, Heating, & A/C
Waterside Restaurant
Latitude 26
Latitude 26 Poolside
Closed Wednesdays
Thursday - Sunday | 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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What People Are Saying
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THE Best Marina in Florida!!! Great bar and grill with awesome staff. Pool, work out facility, sauna, steam, Captains room. Great views. Super talented dock hands and the shuttle is great. Restuarant next door is fun too
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This Marina is well appointed. Highly recommend it!
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Every staff member at Safe Harbor Harborage have been lovely. The facilities are beautiful and we love having our boat here.
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Beautiful place .
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New slips - great amenities - the best customer service we ever had at any marina !
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- Monday
- 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
- Tuesday
- 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
- Wednesday
- 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
- Thursday
- 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
- Friday
- 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
- Saturday
- 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
- Sunday
- 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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Tide House
For some of the most pristine waterfront views in town, head to Tide House, a second floor dining social with ample outdoor seating. This neighborhood favorite is serving up some of the best local seafood, all purchased directly from Florida fishermen. A great spot for families and groups, the menu features plenty of shareable or family style plates, like Ahi Poke Nachos, Smothered Freedom Fries, flatbreads, and a great selection of large salads for the table. Entrees range from burgers and sandwiches to seafood, steak, and pasta. End your meal on a high note with some Chocolate Chunk Cake or locally made Key Lime Pie.
Stuart Beach
Known for being one of the best beaches in Martin County, this local favorite has plenty to do for the whole family. It is conveniently located across from Elliot Museum and the Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center–both worth visiting if you need a break from the sun. At the beach you’ll find everything you need for a great family day, including covered picnic areas, beach volleyball courts, basketball courts, showers, and restrooms. When it’s time to eat, you’re only steps away from the Seaside Cafe for a delicious selection of cold cocktails, bar bites, and full meals during breakfast and lunch hours.
Sailfish Sands Golf Course
This 18-hole championship golf course has a few surprises up its sleeves, including a reversible 9-hole course–the first of its kind in South Florida expertly designed by the famous golf course architect, John Sandford. The full-length grass driving range boasts top of the line technology used in the pros, and lights to keep you playing even after the sun goes down. In 2021, the range was named in the Golf Range Association’s Top 50 Range Awards and received the Environmental Excellence award from the American Society of Golf Course Architects in the same year.
Stuart Boathouse
The Stuart Boathouse is a favorite local spot featuring a nostalgic blend of history, culture, and world-class hospitality. Located an expertly restored early 20th century building that once served as the St. Lucie Hotel in the mid 1920s, the structure was physically moved to its current location, which boasts views in every direction of the stunning St. Lucie River. The restaurant self-identifies as “upscale dining at a great price,” with a menu spanning both land and sea– from soup and salad to sushi, flatbreads, fresh seafood, chicken, and steak.
Elliot Museum
The Elliott Museum is a treasure trove of temporary and permanent exhibits themed around a variety of historical subjects, including vintage cars, baseball, Americana, artwork, and much more. The museum was established in 1961 by Harmon Elliot to pay tribute to his father, Sterling Elliot, who was a prolific inventor, businessman and social activist. The senior Elliot was famously hailed a genius by his contemporary, Thomas Edison. He held more than 125 patents in his lifetime and invented a groundbreaking steering mechanism that would be used in American prototypes of the first automobiles. The museum bearing his name serves as a tribute to his life and work, with the hope of inspiring young minds toward innovation, curiosity, and character.
Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center
This 57 acre marine life nature center was founded in 1964 as a non-profit with the mission to protect Florida’s delicate and crucial coastal ecosystems. Situated between the Indian River and the Atlantic Ocean on Hutchinson Island, Florida, the center serves as an educational hub of exhibits that answer common questions like, “How does a baby sea turtle make it from shore to sea?” and “Where does trash in the ocean end up?” Exhibit galleries feature Florida’s coastal ecosystem with aquariums, dioramas, interactives, digital displays, and games. Guided tours are available by request.
