Rickenbacker Marina

Rickenbacker Marina (Rickenbacker Marina, Inc.) is a long-running, locally operated marina on the Virginia Key/Key Biscayne corridor—marketed as “yours on the water since 1983.” Its location along the Rickenbacker Causeway makes it a convenient stop for fueling, staging, and quick runs into Biscayne Bay.

Boaters choose Rickenbacker Marina for practical, full-service options: wet slips for larger vessels, dry rack storage with quick launch service, and on-site support like a ship store, pumpout, and service/parts. It’s also a strong jumping-off point for short cruises to Miami Marine Stadium/Stadium Basin, Key Biscayne sandbar areas, and downtown/Brickell sightseeing routes.

Because transient availability can be limited, it’s smart to call ahead before you arrive—especially on weekends, holidays, or during major Miami boating events.

Rickenbacker Marina sits just northeast of the William Powell Bridge on the Rickenbacker Causeway corridor, offering an efficient transition between Biscayne Bay cruising and Miami-area transits. The marina supports a mix of wet-slip and dry-storage boaters with fuel, pumpout, and practical on-site services—making it a popular home base and a convenient stop for provisioning or maintenance.

Dockage can be in high demand, and some directories note very limited transient slips. If you’re visiting, contact the marina in advance for availability, approach guidance, and the best time to arrive based on wind, weekend traffic, and local events.