Welcome to Juneau! (Use chart #17315)
When approaching Juneau, Alaska's capital city, look starboard and spot the landmark ruins of the A.J. Mine (Alaska-Juneau). As you travel up Gastineau Channel towards Juneau, you will see the Juneau-Douglas bridge (66.4 feet on a 0.0 tide). a chart on the bridge measures the current height. When leaving Juneau, exit south, down Gastineau Channel. The shallow channel north to Auke Bay dries at 10' Juneau tides. It is marked, and may be used by small craft during periods of higher tides, but it is not recommended.
Moorage Information
Public Harbors
All public slips are assigned by the
Harbor Master -- (907) 586-5255 or VHF 16.
Intermediate Vessel Float:
This site provides 800' of moorage at the foot of downtown Juneau. Potable water, as well as 30 and 50 amp power is available. This is a very busy moorage used for short stays. Moorage space is now assigned, so call ahead to get a spot.Harris Harbor:
Limited moorage is available at this near downtown location when permanent tenants are out. The Harbor Master will direct you to this location on a first-come, first-served basis.Aurora Basin:
Located next to Harris Harbor. There is no transient moorage allowed in this harbor.Auke Bay Harbor: (907) 789-0819
This moorage facility is located 12 miles to the north of Juneau. The harbor is connected to town by road. Be prepared to be sent here if space is at a premium downtown. The Don D. Statter Harbor facilities provides 6,000' of transient moorage for boats up to 200' in length. Moorage is on a first-come, first-served basis. Register at the Harbor Master's office (located at the head of the floats) to get current rules and regulations for transient moorage. The Length of stay varies, and you could be cited for over-staying. Water, showers, and pump-out are available. Showers and carts are found at the Harbor Master's office (hours are 8:00 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. in May but are usually extended later in the summer.) There is a public grid.Amalga Harbor:
A boat launch is located at this harbor 24 miles north of Juneau.
Private Marinas
These marinas offer a variety of services to boaters but do not offer transient moorage.
UNOCAL Dock: (907) 586-1276
Just south of downtown, this gas dock offers gas, diesel 1 and 2, and lubricating oils.Tesoro Dock: (907) 586-2402
This fuel dock is next to Aurora Harbor downtown. Gas and diesel are available.Petro Marine Fuel Dock: (907) 586-4400
Located directly across the channel from the Harris Harbor, this dock offers diesel 1 and 2, unleaded gas, and all Chevron lubricants.Seadrome Marina (907) 463-8811 Located downtown, the Seadrome provides 560' of moorage. Potable water, 30 and 50 amp power, fuel, and shoreside services available for hire. Call ahead for reservations.
DeHarts Marina: (907) 789-7401
Located in Auke Bay, DeHarts offers fueling facilities including Union Oil Diesel (commercial and non-commercial), regular gasoline and engine oils. DeHarts boat yard comes equipped with a 15 ton Travelift, bottom pointing and cleaning, and minor boat repairs are available with outside services. No engine work.Fisherman's Bend: (907) 789-7312
Also situated in Auke Bay, this marina has gas, diesel and does repairs.Donohue's Marina (Tee Harbor): (907) 789-785
Eighteen miles north of Juneau, "Tee Harbor", as locals call it, has a public harbor for anchoring. There is both gas and diesel available at the dock.
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