Bell Harbor Marina: At the heart of Seattle’s
cultural district sits a full service marina facility,
offering spectacular city views and passionate sunsets.
The closest marina to downtown, guests enjoy the sights
and sounds of one of the world’s largest container
ports. When approaching, locate the state of the art
breakwater with the light tower on the end. 
All of
the 35 slips are designed for transient moorage and
accommodate vessels to 110 feet in length. The marina can accomodate
vessels from 30' to 170' in length.
Reservations for individuals and groups are welcome and recommended. Click here to reserve your slip on-line The
wide concrete docks are wheelchair accessible and equipped
with 30/110, 50/220 ampere/voltage power, drinking
and hose down water. Showers, garbage deposit, recylcling, and
waste pumpout are available. The Harbor Master’s office
overlooks the moorage basin. Locked gates, security cameras, and 24 hour
staffing provide security protection. Boaters should
radio ahead on VHF Channel 66A for guidance into the
marina and then check-in with the Harbor Master. Dock side service. Check-out time at 11 a.m., check-in time 1:00
p.m. Adjacent
to the moorage basin, the modern Bell Street Pier structure
reflects the marine tradition of the Northwest and
its colors echo the international trade of the region.
It is within walking distance of Seattle’s downtown
retail core, the Seattle Center, Pike Place Market,
the Seattle Aquarium, and the Odyssey Maritime Discovery
Center. Taxis and the waterfront trolley are accessible.
Anthony’s Restaurant offers both fine and casual
dining, as well as takeout. Bell Street Deli has
gourmet grocery and deli items. Conference Center available for receptions, events, and banquets.
Coordinates: 47° 36.6' N, 122° 20.9' W NAD 83
Address: Pier
66, 2203 Alaskan Way, Seattle, Washington 98121.
Mailing
address: Post Office Box 1209, Seattle Washington 98111.
Telephone: 206-615-3952 or 1-800-426-7817 ext. 3952.
VHF 66A
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