BAINBRIDGE ISLAND

  • USBII
  • Latitude: 47.62306
  • Longitude: -122.5188
  • US West Coast
  • Port in US

Location: US

Bainbridge Island, located in the state of Washington, is part of the Puget Sound region. The island is a hub for both recreational boating and certain commercial activities, though it is not categorized as a major industrial port compared to others in the region like Seattle or Tacoma. Below are some key specifications and features of the marine facilities available on Bainbridge Island:

General Overview

  • Location: Bainbridge Island, Kitsap County, Washington, United States.
  • Geographical Coordinates: Approximately 47.626 latitude and -122.52 longitude.
  • Waterways: Positioned within the Puget Sound, providing direct maritime routes to Seattle and other coastal locations.

Port Facilities

  • Marinas: Bainbridge Island has several marinas that cater to recreational boating, yachting, and small commercial vessels. Notable marinas include:

    • Eagle Harbor Marina: Located on the island's east side, offering full marina services including moorage, fuel dock, and maintenance facilities.
    • Bainbridge Island Marina and Boatyard: Positioned at Eagle Harbor, featuring boat slips, repair services, and launch facilities.
  • Docks and Piers: Numerous private and public docks for transient moorage are available.

Services and Amenities

  • Fueling Stations: Fuel docks available at major marinas for both diesel and gasoline.
  • Boat Repair and Maintenance: Several boatyards and marine repair services exist, providing a range of services from minor repairs to major overhauls.
  • Supplies and Provisions: Marine stores, chandlery services, and grocery facilities can be found nearby marinas for maritime needs.
  • Dining and Lodging: Various waterfront dining options and lodging facilities for sailors and visitors.

Navigation and Access

  • Channels: Navigation channels within the Puget Sound are well-marked and maintained by the U.S. Coast Guard.
  • Ferry Service: A frequent ferry service operated by Washington State Ferries connects Bainbridge Island to Seattle, making the island easily accessible.

Restrictions and Regulations

  • Environmental Regulations: Strict compliance with local and federal environmental regulations to protect the sensitive marine ecosystem.
  • Anchorage: Designated anchorage areas with specific moorage regulations.
  • Commercial Activities: Limited compared to larger ports; primarily focuses on accommodating fishing vessels, supply boats, and small-scale trade activities.

Additional Information

  • Emergency Services: Coast Guard station and other emergency services are available for assistance.
  • Events and Activities: The island often hosts maritime events, boat shows, and regattas attracting boating enthusiasts.

Future Developments

  • Expansion Projects: Plans for upgrades to existing facilities and potential new developments to enhance capacity and services, depending on community and economic factors.

While Bainbridge Island is not a major industrial port, its facilities are crucial for the local maritime community, combining functionality with the island’s scenic beauty and tranquil environment.

Vessels in the port

Flag Name Type Destination Date/Time
WSF SEALTH Passenger WSF TERMINAL 03:56:47
WSF KALEETAN Passenger WSF TERMINAL 03:56:46
AVANTI Pleasure 03:56:38
ABRAXIS Pleasure 03:56:17
SEAQUEL Pleasure 03:55:34
SEE LIFE Other 03:55:16
WILD NORTH Pleasure 03:54:24
I GOT DEFEVER Pleasure 03:54:01
TRUE Sailing 03:51:05
OH JOY II Sailing 03:39:15
RIBBET Sailing 03:24:47
MOONLIGHT SERENADE Pleasure 03:23:34
CODDIWOMPLE Pleasure 02:57:34
M/Y FLOAT PLANE Other 02:56:46
TIME TRAVEL Other 02:53:09
JERSEY GIRL Pleasure 02:27:06
SEAFOX II Other 02:26:50
AKEEVA Other 02:24:40
PILAR Other 02:22:19
BOX OF RAIN Pleasure 02:07:55

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