Conanicut Marina

About the marina

Welcome Conanicut Marine - at the Heart of Magnificent Narragansett Bay

Since 1974 - from icy December mornings to fiery July sunsets - Conanicut Marine has proudly built it's reputation on hospitality and expertise.

Founded by owners May and Bill Munger, who are still at the helm today, Conanicut has grow into a respected, full - service, state-of-the-art marina and boatyard for wessels of all sizes.

Facilities

Gasoline, discounted diesel fuel, LPG and CNG
Holding tank pump out capabilities - use our dock facility or let our boat come to you

Groceries, deli items, fresh produce & laundry facilities in the center of town - enjoy the short walk or take our courtesy shuttle

Others

With a $15 ALL-DAY PASS,

the passenger may get on, get off, ride all day, explore, enjoy the towns and islands and visit museums. Present your Ferry ticket at Rose Island,
Fort Adams and the Museum of Yachting for $1.00 off the entry fee!

Location

From New York and Connecticut- Rte. 95 N to Exit 3. Follow Rte. 138 E (merges with Rte. 1 for a short period) over the Jamestown/Verrazano Bridge. Continue on Rte. 138 to the Jamestown exit sign just before the Newport (Pell) Bridge toll plaza. Take the exit and continue for 1 mile along the waterfront to the village and marina.

From Massachusetts and North- Rte. 95 S to Exit 9, Rte. 4. Continue S (Rte. 4 becomes Rte. 2 and then Rte. 1) to the Rte. 138 E exit. Follow the instructions above, after crossing the Jamestown/Verrazano Bridge.

By Sea- Enter Narragansett Bay through the East Passage. After passing Castle Hill Light, continue North leaving the Dumplings (House on the Rocks) and G 11 bell to port. Proceed Northwest for approximately 1 mile to the Conanicut Marina. For further information, we can be hailed on VHF Channel 71. Lat 41°29¹48² Lon 71°21¹56²