Clean, safe, and convenient. I'm a fan and have enjoyed this marina for three years…read more I highly recommend. Our boat is safe here.

We had our boat here for a year, the restrooms and showers always clean the security is tight, and…read morewe've never had any problems was anything taken from the boat. The staff in office is very helpful and will answer any questions you have. They have the Marina here and Bellingham and also over in Blaine Washington. Moorage fees also have Electrical and is about $30 a month cheaper then Seattle

Lovely area to explore and watch the boats. I am not a boater, so this review isn't about the…read moreactual logistics or niceness of using this as a marina for your boat, but more so as a tourist who gets to explore it. Lots of lovely boats here, so if you are someone that enjoys that you will fit right in.

We have a 40 foot 1981 mostly teakwood trawler. Take the time get to know Sally she's the hostess…read morewith the most us. You'll find Chuck to be many a sailors envy. Sally and Chuck would both love a good cup of coffee. I find it's probably the best way to their hearts also. Sally has provided everything we need And nothing we don't want. She is a hiker a camper motorcycle enthusiast probably a woodsy gal. Chuck is passionate about running the marina getting it a good name keeping the riffraff low and keeping those same types off the property. Look, you can't go to someone else's bathroom and use it without permission Why would you come and try to park your boat here without written permission. Everyone of us has a boss and our God is always listening.

coal harbour marina is one of those places that quietly captures everything that makes vancouver…read morefeel special. set along the downtown waterfront, it offers sweeping views across the water to the north shore mountains, with yachts resting in the marina and seaplanes gliding in and out throughout the day. on a clear day, the scene feels almost cinematic, crisp, bright, and endlessly layered. what makes it stand out is the way natural beauty surrounds you in every direction. the mountains rise sharply in the distance, often still snow capped, while the ocean reflects shifting tones of blue and silver. there's a constant sense of movement without chaos, seaplanes taking off and landing, hullo ferries arriving from nanaimo, and the subtle contrast of the yellow sulphur pile across the inlet adding to that uniquely west coast blend of industry and nature. it's easy to get caught up in the views, the water, boats, and mountains, but the seawall here is a shared, fast moving space, and the cyclist path is clearly marked for a reason. bikes move quickly through this stretch, and stepping into their lane, even briefly, can disrupt the flow or create real safety risks. the signage is straightforward and frequent, so as long as you stay aware and keep to the pedestrian side, it remains a smooth, enjoyable place to walk without getting in the way of others. what really elevates coal harbour marina is how effortlessly it delivers what many would consider a million dollar view. it's the kind of setting people travel far to experience, ocean, forest, and mountains all in one frame, yet for those who see it often, it can start to feel familiar. that's the reminder this place offers: not to take it for granted. this level of natural beauty, clean air, and open space is rare, and it's worth pausing to appreciate it every time. coal harbour marina isn't flashy, but it doesn't need to be. it's a quiet, powerful example of west coast living at its best.

Had a nice walk in this area and nice to see the boats in the marina...good place to get some steps…read morein for workout. There is also bike rentals so make sure you stay off the bike path when walking around. Peaceful looking at the boats and out in the water... good picture spot on a nice sunny day. The buildings around the area have great views. Easy to get to and to walk around...

A perfect, quiet marina with great staff and plenty of amenities…read more Booking a slip is easy using the app. Arrival is simple. The marina is fairly well protected from weather, the fairways are generous and the staff helps you tie up. The docks are in good condition. Lighting is adequate at night (not too little, but more importantly, not too much!), power pedestals are in good condition. Water is from a reverse osmosis system, so you need to be careful with your usage. No boat washing, which is fine. The general store and cafe are awesome. Good food, essential supplies and good business hours. Restrooms are clean and spacious. Hand dryers but no paper towels, which is okay but not great. Laundry facility is clean with good equipment. Nearby food is very good but limited. There is a pizza place directly across from the marina - limited hours. The BBQ place up the street (10-minute walk) is fantastic and has a good selection of beer, a full bar and a huge outdoor seating area. Overall, the vibe is relaxed. There are some party floats for yacht club events.

Cute little gift shop and grocery store. The docks are in good shape and well-tended. Bathrooms…read morewere clean and recycling/ garbage disposal were included in the fees. Friendly staff and easy to enjoy dock picnic tables, we enjoyed our one night stay here. We'll be back in the future.

Great marina with clean everything. Good mini grocery with some produce. Study docks and…read morewell-maintained ramps. We'll return for this beautiful harbor.

If you're not in the mood to anchor out or try to find a mooring ball in Montague Harbor, Montague…read moreHarbor Marina is a good alternative. THE ROSES: Well maintained physical plant in a wonderfully protected bay. Ample 30A and 15A power. Fuel dock with gasoline and diesel at reasonable prices. Marina staff is professional and very pleasant. Clean washrooms. The marina has a nice little store and a really nice pub/eatery (Crane and Robin) on premises. You can also rent kayaks and scooters here. They take reservations for dock space. Some nice restaurants (Pilgrimme, Hummingbird Pub) nearby. THE THORNS: Due to an acute water shortage on the island, there is no water for refilling boat tanks or showers. No Pumpout station (closest one is Ganges public dock, 5 miles away on Salt Spring Island). THE VERDICT: Well worth the visit and worth paying the premium for not having to dinghy in. Recommend.

Stunning. Low key. Professional. Friendly and an Elvis impersonator on the docks just before…read moresupper. The entire extended family pitches in to service the marina & are always on hand to help guests. Excellent free wifi on the docks & in the clubhouse. Lovely front deck on clubhouse to relax or work (if you must). Good food in the clubhouse & nifty local items to purchase. Highly recommend. But also strongly suggest you make a reservation. The secret's out. This place is as good as it gets! 5 stars

under new owners as of 2023 its still just as beautiful and quiet in the low season, but now cafe…read moreis open more often and the food is better. Clean bathrooms and showers, good wifi. Lovely lawn with Adirondack chairs looking out and across to penelicot island. Weve only ever visited in october and its probably our favorite island that has a marina. If you bring bicycles be sure to ride out to pilkey point!

The owner of this Bluenose Marina is the most dishonest person I have ever met. My uncle lived on…read morea boat in the marina and when he past away I went to clean out the boat. It was definitely a mess. I spent two days cleaning it and getting rid of garbage and going through things knowing my mom would be coming over. The marina just cared about getting the mortgage fee. Although there was no will or executor for the estate we intended to work with them so they weren't out of pocket anything. The marina said my uncle paid in arrears although that wasn't in his contract. I'm guessing they were collecting twice on one month. After leaving town and returning with my family for the celebration of life which was to take place at the boat my mom and I were banned from entering the marina until the moorage was paid!!!! The day before I received info -including photos- that Jim had his dock hand cleaning out the boat!! They went on and removed whatever they wanted and trashed the boat!! It looked like a crackhead had lived there by the time they were done. Furniture broken and piled up. Garbage everywhere (I had taken all the garbage out when I had left). Every plate, pot and small appliance was gone from the kitchen. (I have photos to show what it looked like when I left it and what it looked like when I returned. ) When I spoke to Jim he said my mom had given it all to him including the dinghy and the motorcycle SHE HAD NOT. I told him he needed proof of this before he could break and enter into someone's boat. He said my mom was a liar. When he spoke to my mom he told her to get a lawyer and sue him. This man has no values. He lies and steals. We've heard many other negative stories about him and how he treats the residents. His exwife is the one that lives there and runs the place when he's away and living in Ontario. She comes across as a middle man trying to keep the peace but don't be fooled. She is 100% on his side.