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    Kaneohe Bay Base Marina - Lunching under the cabana at the Marina :)

    Kaneohe Bay Base Marina

    (27 reviews)

    BEST STAFF EVER! Everyone is SO friendly and SO committed…read moreto ensuring you have a great time! FOOD AND DRINKS The store has a small selection of snacks and energy drinks - recommend you come with what you need. They do sell ice :)

    My family & friend have come here to rent the pontoon boats over a dozen times! Every time has been…read morea BLAST! First off, you do need someone to sponsor you on base if you don't have a military ID since the boat harbor is located on base. Secondly, to rent the boat, someone in your party needs to get their boat license. Prior to the pandemic, they allowed 12 passengers on each boat but, have now cut it down to 10 ppl. It's $180 to rent the boat for a total of 4 hours from dock to dock. The times are 8am-12pm and 1pm-4pm. Once checked in, you will be given a quick review on how to operate the boat, directions on how to get to the sandbar. Once everyone and everything is loaded on, you're free to go!! Things to pack: sunscreen, snacks, lunch, water/drinks, floaties, and any other water toys you'd like to play with! You can even bring your furry friend(s) if you want! The one thing you CANNOT bring is alcohol. If you are caught with alcohol on the boat, the person with the boat license WILL lose their boat license for life! Pro tip: there are air compressors available for you to use to blow up your floaties and life jackets you can borrow for children. They also have wagons to haul your stuff between the dock and boat. Once out there, there's many other boats and places to anchor. Just make sure you are at least 20 feet away from the next boat. The water level depends on the time of day and year. There were a couple times I've gone and the sand is literally out of the water, most times it was a couple to a few feet deep. You should start packing up and heading back to the marina around 30 minutes before the end of your time frame to ensure you get back in time. Once in the marina, an MWR worker will flag you down and guide you in to your final destination. Overall, it's always a treat to be able to go to the sandbar with friends and/or family!

    Iroquois Lagoon Yacht Club

    Iroquois Lagoon Yacht Club

    (2 reviews)

    This is an excellent place to keep a boat. It's secure, the other boaters are friendly, and the…read morefacilities are very nice and well maintained. I think slip sizes are 28, 34, and 40'. There are no liveaboards, but you wouldn't want to live on a boat with the air traffic anyway. Access to the community is easy enough with the gate guards and current vehicle information, much better than the military bases. Parking at the yacht club seems fairly safe, but the speed bumps on the way in are a little harsh and roads are narrow, but that's not a big deal. There aren't a lot of slips, and the managers aren't full time, so it can be a little tough to get in touch with them, but the rates are good and the availability is better than most marinas on island. There are restrooom and a clubhouse area to relax and hang out, as well as carts to take things to and from your boat. The finger piers are floating, so there are no tidal changes for your boat. The piers all seem to be well maintained too. The water is glassy in the lagoon, unlike any marina on island. Your chafe gear and lines will wear out from the sun before they wear out from the water. There is water and shore power, although only 15 amp service. Access to the channel requires a Pearl Harbor Permit, and you need to hail control to request permission in and out. At elevated security measures you need to schedule your exit/entry or you could be locked out, however, it has been smooth for me so far.

    Such a hidden gem on the Ewabeach side. There is beach huts were you can lounge and relax watching…read morethe waves. The also have a volleyball net to play. They are many great amenities here!

    Ko Olina Marina

    Ko Olina Marina

    (11 reviews)

    The Sunset cruise was pleasant. The weather was nice with a moderate breeze. All staff on deck were…read morevery social. A couple of them happened to be from California. The vibes seemed more party like than a mellow cruise. Nonetheless, it was an awesome experience. Great music, strong drinks, small bites. To sit and watch the sunset was nothing short of stunning. It was so beautiful to catch it moment by moment. Mother Nature at work. The cruise was about two hours.

    An Anti-Boating, Mediocre, Overpriced Marina With Attitude. They DO NOT want your business…read more I've used this marina several times over the years when visiting the west side of the island by boat. It's never been a cheap overnight visit because their prices have always been very high. But as a visiting boater it's always nice to pull in to a friendly marina for the night and have a nice meal out at the nearby restaurants from time to time. Historically, in the world of marinas and boating and boaters and marina staff, this symbiosis of objectives has served everyone well, world-wide. A number of years ago, Ko Olina essentially doubled the slip fee on all of their long-term monthly slip-rental clients. This emptied the marina occupancy by roughly half, so that now the marina was suddenly managing about half the boats for the original income. A shark move that Satan or a Trump family member would approve of, especially considering the limited slip availability throughout all of Hawaii. It was as though the cruelty was at least half the point. But I digress. At some point after all that, someone there decided that it's just too much bother for a marina to rent a slip for less than a month. This is a giant Fcuk You!! to the entire Hawaii and visiting boating community. They will not rent you a slip for even a night, even though they currently have several slips to rent. Even knowing that there are extremely limited moorage options throughout the islands and particularly on that section of Oahu. This coast features one ramshackle state-run marina with little to no space available, a few open roadsteads, which are highly surf and wind dependent, a total of ONE tiny ~3-4 boat capacity protected anchorage, and then there is Ko Olina Marina, previously a nice marina with some amazing (if expensive) aloha, now with their new attitude that they've somehow picked up along the way: "Fkuc You, we're a marina and we have slips and all, but pi$$ off, OK? We can't be bothered with your perfectly normal request for a slip for a night. A$$hole Awards, all around, you guys. Mahalo for nothing.

    Waikiki Yacht Club - North Shore fish tacos

    Waikiki Yacht Club

    (70 reviews)

    This was an amazing place to call my second home as a child in the 70s thru 90s. My grandfather…read morewas a commodore and my dad Les Vasconcellos has won many Kenwood Cups and other races. The dining room is top notch and so is eating next to the bar. This is a family affair. Consider yourself lucky if you were like my grandparents and my dad to have boat slips here. I grew up learning to sail at the WYC Junior Sailing Program, hunting for easter eggs in the grass, waiting for Santa to arrive on the power boat with gifts at Christmas. Several nights of the week there are live bands. I can't say enough good things about this special place where i grew up and always felt at home.

    Service - Ambiance -…read more Food- I visited the Waikiki Yacht Club for a networking event in February of this year and was truly delighted to have the opportunity. I don't have a membership at the Yacht Club, but was able to visit through an agency that offered a special key note and networking dinner. I give the service 5 stars based on our waitstaff who served our table. I didn't find the person greeting folks at the entrance someone who particularly friendly . However, as soon as I took my seat at our table I was offered Red wine and water:) We were served and endless amount of Summer Salad, Basket Fries and macaroni salad. I didn't find myself wanting much of the macaroni salad, but loved the unique presentation of the Summer salad. I would definitely return for another networking event and recommend you sit where you can see the fireworks.

    Bluewater Marine & Dock Specialties - 100 foot gangway in Coronado, California

    Bluewater Marine & Dock Specialties

    (1 review)

    Kaka'ako

    Just wanted to share with all this fantastic company! Need a new dock, did some shopping and…read morefrankly was not happy with the biz as usual. Called Billy at BlueWater, he promptly called me back, showed when he said, helped with approvals and installed on schedule (actually a few days earlier than promised). The workmanship and quality is the best I've seen in the marina. Seriously can't say enough about these guys. Super pro. If you need a dock these are the guys to call. Not the cheapest but worth the investment!

    From the owner: Established in 1997, Bluewater Marine and Dock Specialties, Inc. is one of the premiere dock…read moremanufacturers in the Pacific Basin and beyond, specializing in the design, fabrication, and installation of aluminum floating dock systems, fixed piers, and gangways. We offer both commercial and residential dock systems, from large-scale marinas to single residential docks. Our low maintenance, flexible, modular designs include custom proprietary aluminum extrusions, stainless steel hardware, and other recyclable materials. All products in our range are fully engineered by our experienced team of licensed civil and structural engineers, ADA compliant (where applicable), and designed to meet site-specific environmental conditions. All of our dock systems are fabricated at our facilities and shipped to site, ready for installation. In 2001, Bluewater Marine fabricated and installed 120 boat slips at the Waikiki Yacht Club. This project was the first aluminum floating dock system ever installed in the state of Hawaii. Following the success of the Waikiki Yacht Club Project, we have gone on to develop a portfolio of innovative projects throughout Hawaii, California, Micronesia, Philippines, and beyond. Bluewater Marine implements projects globally, with fabrication facilities in Hawaii, California and North Carolina.

    Sea Engineering - marinas - Updated May 2026

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