Welcome to Lunenburg’s historic waterfront. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to tall ships, schooners, dories, fishing vessels and floating docks. Nova Scotia’s seafaring history and boatbuilding traditions come to life on the Lunenburg waterfront. Tie up your vessel and try out the Lunenburg Waterfront Walk app or head directly to the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic.
Day berths along the waterfront are free of charge with your registered berthing pass.
Please inquire with our Marina Office for available berths with power and applicable rates.
Marina Staff and CCTV Cameras ensure continuous coverage of all docks.
Waste and recycling locations are available for visiting vessels.
Water is available for overnight visiting vessels at select[...]
Please inquire with our Marina Office for available berths with power and applicable rates.
Marina Staff and CCTV Cameras ensure continuous coverage of all docks.
Waste and recycling locations are available for visiting vessels.
Water is available for overnight visiting vessels at select locations. Please inquire with our Marina Office.
Parking is located along the streets and at Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic.
Free Wi-Fi is available along the Lunenburg waterfront.
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45 ft. (13.7 m) available at the floats
300 ft. (82.2 m) floating docks + Dinghy Dock
Daytime berthing is FREE with your registered Berthing Pass (must have pass to register).
Vessel Categories & Rates:
< 50 ft $1.50/ft + HST
> 50 ft $2.00/ft + HST
Daytime berthing is FREE with your registered Berthing Pass (must have pass to register).
Vessel Categories & Rates:
< 50 ft $1.50/ft + HST
> 50 ft $2.00/ft + HST
The Lunenburg Marina is a proud member of the US Superyacht Association and ready to welcome you to our waters.
Ships and crew from around the world visit Lunenburg and it’s a great opportunity for the public to learn more and maybe even get[...]
The Lunenburg Marina is a proud member of the US Superyacht Association and ready to welcome you to our waters.
Ships and crew from around the world visit Lunenburg and it’s a great opportunity for the public to learn more and maybe even get on board some of these spectacular vessels. Past visits to Lunenburg have included STS Lord Nelson (UK), MV Planet Solar (Switzerland), and Tall Ship Esmeralda (Chile). Contact our Marina Office at marina@developns.ca for more information.
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