Normandy Shores Marina

Normandy Shores is a gated, waterfront residential island in North Beach, Miami Beach (33141), bordered by calm canals and the Biscayne Bay/ICW system. Boaters love the area for relaxed neighborhood cruising, scenic seawalls, and quick runs to North Bay Village and the wider bay.

It’s important to plan realistically: “Normandy Shores Marina” is commonly used to describe the boating area around Normandy Shores, but public information does not clearly show a branded, full-service public marina here with an on-site dock office, fuel dock, or transient slip program. Most docks in and around Normandy Shores are private residential docks.

If you’re visiting by water, use the coordinates below for area navigation and plan fuel, pump-out, and overnight dockage at a nearby full-service marina. This page helps you map the trip, understand what to expect, and pick great stops nearby.

Normandy Shores is best approached as a boating neighborhood rather than a conventional public marina. The island is a man-made, gated community in Miami Beach’s North Beach area, known for its waterfront lifestyle and extensive private docks along the canals and bay edges.

For visiting captains, the main value is location: you’re positioned for quick bay cruising, sightseeing around the Venetian/North Bay area, and straightforward routing along ICW-adjacent waters. Because transient slips and services are not reliably published for “Normandy Shores Marina,” plan to tie up only with confirmed permission and route service needs (fuel, pump-out, shore power, overnight dockage) to nearby facilities.