Engel & Völkers Yachting in Tampa Bay: Marinas, Deep-Water Homes & Concierge

How We Help Yacht Owners & Buyers

Deep-Water Home Search

Target properties with suitable canal depth, lift potential, and bay access.

Marina & Slip Guidance

Match slip options to vessel LOA/beam; coordinate with local marinas.

Local Coordination

Referrals to licensed yacht brokers, marine surveyors, lift/dock installers, and insurers.

Risk & Compliance

Discuss flood zones, permitting paths, and common insurance considerations.

Featured Marinas (Quick Reference)

Verify berth dimensions, depths, and current availability with each marina.
Marina / Club Area Slip Type Notes
Davis Islands area marinas Tampa Member & public options Close to downtown & bay.
Westshore Yacht Club South Tampa Private marina Residential community amenities.
St. Petersburg Municipal / Harborage St. Petersburg Public marinas Downtown dining & events.
Vinoy Marina (private) St. Petersburg Private marina Hotel/club adjacency.
Clearwater Beach Marina Clearwater Public marina Beachside location.
Maximo Marina St. Petersburg Public marina Convenient Gulf access.

Always confirm berth dimensions, depths, and availability directly with each marina.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Tampa Bay areas are most popular with yacht owners?

South Tampa (e.g., Culbreath Isles, Davis Islands), St. Petersburg (Snell Isle, Venetian Isles), and select beach communities with Intracoastal access.

How do I know if a canal is deep enough for my boat?

Do I need permits to add a dock or boat lift?

What insurance factors should I consider for waterfront homes?

Can you help coordinate yacht brokerage or surveys?

Are there wake or manatee-protection zones?

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Tampa Bay areas are most popular with yacht owners?

South Tampa (e.g., Culbreath Isles, Davis Islands), St. Petersburg (Snell Isle, Venetian Isles), and select beach communities with Intracoastal access.

How do I know if a canal is deep enough for my boat?

Check published soundings, tidal ranges, and local knowledge. Verify depth at mean low water and review bridge clearances on your planned route.

Do I need permits to add a dock or boat lift?

Typically yes. Permitting may involve city/county, Florida DEP, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers depending on scope and location.

What insurance factors should I consider for waterfront homes?

Flood zone, elevation certificate, wind mitigation, and distance to open water can affect premium and coverage options.

Can you help coordinate yacht brokerage or surveys?

Yes—through trusted partners. We connect clients with licensed yacht brokers, marine surveyors, and marine contractors.

Are there wake or manatee-protection zones?

Yes. Obey posted speed zones and seasonality; always confirm current regulations before heading out.

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