Marina
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A Marina is a port within a very sheltered harbour where boats and yachts are kept in the water and where services geared to the needs of recreational boating are found.

They often have re-fueling, washing and repair facilities, small stores and restaurants catering to the needs of the boaters, and Ship chandlers. Slipways are used to get a trailered boat into the water. Many marinas offer a boat hoist well, a type of traveling crane, instead of a more space-wasteful slipway, operated by service center personnel. Many marinas offer some out of water storage, which is useful out of season and important in latitudes susceptible to freezing waters.

• Abaco Beach Resort Marina - Full service marina, on the southeastern shore of Marsh Harbour in the Bahamas.
• Bitter End Yacht Club Marina - Full service marina and resort located on the island of Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands.
• Bobby's Marina Ship Yard and Marina - Full service marina in the Northern Caribbean St.Maarten Netherlands Antilles.
• Grenada Marine - Full service marina, located on the island of Grenada.
• Jolly Harbour Marina - Full service marina, golf and beach resort in the Caribbean. Located on the island of Antigua.
• Island Water World - Caribbean marine distributors and marine stores with chandleries located in the Eastern Caribbean.
• Kimakalki Marina - Full service marina.
• Marina Bas-du-Fort - Full service marina.
• Riding Rock Inn Resort Marina - Full service marina, located on the island of San Salvador in the Bahamas, with scuba diving and fishing.
• Rodney Bay - Located in the North of the island of St. Lucia, the Rodney Bay Marina is situated in a well-sheltered lagoon making it safe and secure. Only a short dinghy ride from most exotic beaches and tourist spots on the island.
• Treasure Cay Resort and Marina - Full service marina and resort, located on the Bahamas Out Island of Abaco, with an 18 hole golf course, fishing and diving.
• Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbor - Full service marina, located at Little Dix Bay in the British Virgin Islands.