Marinas & Boating Services in Sebastian, Florida

Boat owners around Sebastian keep boats at Mulligans Marina on Indian River Drive, at Sebastian Inlet Marina in Micco, or launch at the ramps in Sebastian Inlet State Park.

Those are the facilities with a live website or a current official page as of October 11, 2026. Other riverfront docks along Indian River Drive have operated for years beside restaurants, but this directory lists only operators whose slips or services could be confirmed today. Public city ramps such as the Main Street and Yacht Club ramps are launch points rather than marinas and are covered on their own page.

Location shapes the choice. Indian River Drive slips sit on the Indian River Lagoon in the city itself; Sebastian Inlet Marina is north on U.S. 1 in Micco, in Brevard County; and the state park ramps sit right at Sebastian Inlet, the shortest run to the Atlantic.

Mulligans Marina, beside Mulligan's Beach House on Indian River Drive, rents wet slips that all include a boat lift, with electric and water service in the slip fee.

The marina website describes a Sebastian facility with more than 1,000 feet of dock and finger piers built of composite material. Every slip has a boat lift rated for vessels up to 20,000 lbs and a dock box, and the rental fee covers 20, 30 and 50 amp electrical service and water. Fish cleaning stations, a view deck, security cameras and a coded access gate are listed among the amenities.

The marina calls itself the newest all-boat-lift marina on the Treasure Coast and describes a view across the Indian River Lagoon to the barrier island. Its on-site restaurant and bar also handle provisioning such as food, ice and drinks. The restaurant side, Mulligan’s Beach House, also invites guests to tie up at its private docks rather than drive.

Slip availability changes. In October 2026 the Mulligans Marina site said a few slips were available and listed a phone number for reservations, so current openings and rates in Sebastian are set by the marina rather than published.

Sebastian Inlet Marina, a Suntex marina at 8685 U.S. 1 in Micco north of Sebastian, lists 18 wet slips and more than 240 dry slips, plus a ship store and a restaurant.

According to its own website, the marina has operated for more than three decades on the Indian River Lagoon, with a protected basin and access to Sebastian Inlet and the Atlantic. Dry storage is its main business by volume: the 240 plus dry slips far outnumber the 18 wet slips. The site also lists a ship store and the Chubby Mullet Bar and Grill.

The restaurant was operating in summer 2026: Sebastian Daily listed Chubby Mullet at Sebastian Inlet Marina, 8685 U.S. 1 in Micco, in its weekly specials report for July 27 to August 2, 2026. Despite the name, the marina is not at the inlet; it is on U.S. 1 in Micco, across the Brevard County line from Roseland and the Sebastian city limits.

Sebastian Inlet State Park has four boat ramps on the south side of the inlet, open 24 hours, plus an inlet marina and two paddle launches.

Florida State Parks lists the main launch facility with four ramps on the south side of Sebastian Inlet and charges a $4 ramp fee plus tax in addition to park admission. Canoes, kayaks and sailboats launch at Coconut Point on the south side, where the shore slopes gently, and non-motorized craft also launch at Campbell Pocket Marina. Sunshine Paddle Tours handles paddle rentals.

The park describes its position plainly: from the ramps, boaters reach the brackish Indian River Lagoon, the Intracoastal Waterway, the freshwater Sebastian River and the Atlantic Ocean, and the Gulf Stream lies about 25 to 30 miles east of Sebastian Inlet. The park's bike trails begin and end at the State Park Bayside Marina, and the park points visitors to the Inlet Marina staff for help.

The Sebastian Inlet District maintains the inlet channel, its markers and jetties, while the City of Sebastian owns the Fisherman's Landing commercial docks on Indian River Drive.

The Sebastian Inlet District says it installed and maintains the navigational channel markers leading to the inlet from the Intracoastal Waterway. In 2019 it dredged the inlet's 42-acre sand trap and the 3,120-foot channel that connects Sebastian Inlet to the Intracoastal Waterway, and in April 2026 it finished another sand trap dredging project. The district also reports that the Florida Department of Transportation began mobilizing to replace the Sebastian Inlet bridge on June 1, 2026, work that boaters passing under the A1A span will see.

Commercial boats have a separate home. The City of Sebastian bought land on the lagoon with a Stan Mayfield Working Waterfronts grant so that licensed commercial fishermen would keep access to piers, wharves and docks. A nonprofit fishermen's group, Fisherman's Landing Sebastian, runs the property under a city lease; the city dates completion of the rebuilt fish piers and fish house to late 2015.

Last verified: October 11, 2026, on the marina websites, the Florida State Parks site, the Sebastian Inlet District site and the City of Sebastian website.