Florida · official rate sheets
The real price of a boat slip, from the source.
Rates read on the documents marinas and cities publish, dated and sourced, with directions, hours, fuel and what is nearby.
| Boat length | Night | Month |
|---|---|---|
| 30 ft | $135 | – |
| 40 ft | $180 | $992 |
| 50 ft | $225 | $1,544 |
Our data comes fromMarina rate sheetsCity and county fee schedulesNOAAOpenStreetMap
- Florida marinas
- 304
- With published rates
- 41
- Documents read
- 626
- Last update
- Oct 13, 2026
Marinas with published rates
See them allHow Marinalo works
- 1
We read the official rate sheets
Marina websites, city and county fee schedules, public meeting documents. Each document is archived with its date.
- 2
Every price is checked
A price is published only if it appears word for word in its source and passes plausibility checks. Doubtful lines are never shown.
- 3
You compare, then call
Rates by boat length, what is included, fuel, hours and directions. Confirm with the marina before you book.
A slip in Florida, by boat length.
Median rates across Florida marinas that publish them. Monthly rates are long-term leases, not transient months.
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What your boat really costs, every year.
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Frequently asked questions
Where do the slip prices come from?
From the rate sheets that marinas, cities and counties publish themselves. Each price shows the document it was read from and the date we read it.
Are the prices up to date?
We read 626 documents so far. Every price carries its retrieval date; call the marina to confirm before you book or sign a lease.
How many marinas do you cover?
304 marinas in Florida, 41 of them with published slip rates. More coasts will follow.
Is Marinalo free?
Yes. There is no account and no fee to compare marinas or use the calculator.