Welcome to Salt Ponds Marina, "Best of the Bay"
Salt Ponds Marina is fortunate to have at our doorstep the wonders of the Chesapeake Bay, beautiful sandy beaches, plentiful seafood, abundant history, sailing, fishing, boating, windsurfing or just enjoying the sites, day or night. We've got it all!Take a day trip to Colonial Williamsburg, Busch Gardens or the many museums in the area. Go for a walk on the beach. Shop at the famous Williamsburg Pottery Factory or the many brand name retail outlets in the area. Visit historic Virginia with Jamestown, Yorktown and Williamsburg all within 25 miles from Salt Ponds Marina. Rental cars are available for delivery to the marina and there is local taxi service.
Fish in the bay or venture to the Atlantic for deep sea fishing on one of our charter boats. Enjoy abundant flounder, rockfish, cobia, and speckled trout in the bay or take a short trip into the Atlantic just minutes away and land a trophy size tuna, marlin or dolphin. Catches are brought into the marina daily for weighing and cleaning. Salt Ponds in only 53 miles from the Norfolk Canyon and 3.5 hours from the Gulf Stream.
Feel the wind – Hampton is home to some of the best sailboat racing on the east coast and its deepwater racing grounds are just off our beaches. There are no fixed span bridges or competition with major vessel traffic. As a major tourist destination, gold courses are plentiful.
Largest Marina on the Lower Chesapeake Bay.
254 state of the art Floating Slips. Annual & Transient Dockage for boats up to 110 feet.
30, T30 & 50 amp Shorepower.
Two laundry facilities & 4 Showers.
Tennis Courts.
Swimming Pools and Sandy Beaches.
Ship Store with gifts, snacks, clothing and drinks.
Fuel Dock with Gas & Diesel.
Pump Out Station.
Weigh Station.
Restaurant & Cabana Bar banquet facilities.
Marine Service available.
Member of "Freedom Boat Club".
Dive Services available.
Yacht Broker on property.
Excellent year round saltwater & freshwater fishing.
Voted "Best Marina on the lower Chesapeake Bay" for many years by Chesapeake Bay Magazine.
