The town of Port Royal, located due south of Beaufort and just north of Parris Island, is a feast for the senses with a large Lowcountry community that combines genuine southern hospitality and local attractions that will appeal to outdoor lovers.

Safe Harbor Port Royal Landing Marina offers exceptional low-country facilities and hospitality. The Beaufort/Port Royal area is a beautiful and historic area and it is their intent to make your stay the best that it can be. The marina offers floating concrete docks, Valvtect marine fuels, Wi-Fi access at slip, coded restrooms & showers, pumpouts, ship's store and a 24-hr laundry, and are a pet-friendly facility. There is free access to a nearby YMCA indoor & outdoor pool, spa, sauna, steam room and fitness center. Here's a helpful YouTube VIDEO of the amenities.

Located directly on the ICW one-half mile south of red day marker 244 (mile marker 539), Safe Harbor Port Royal Landing Marina has six hundred feet of easy in/easy out face dock and can be accessed from the ocean through both Port Royal Sound or St. Helena Sound. The marina has 15 feet of water at MLW.

There's also a restaurant located on site. 

Dock Type: Floating

Approach / Dockside Depth: 20.0 / 15.0 ft.

Tide Range: 9.0 ft.

Largest Vessel: 120 ft.

Total Slips: 140

Transient Slips: 10

Points of Contact: GM Marc Bellantone, Dockmaster Michele Clark and their dedicated and capable dock staff look forward to providing you with an enjoyable experience during your stay at Safe Harbor Port Royal Marina.

This is a place for natural outings and fantastic views. Visitors find plenty of local attractions to explore, starting with the Cypress Wetlands, a gorgeous slice of coastal environment that features snowy egrets, wood ducks, great blue herons, and a variety of other migrating shorebirds via a number of winding trails.

The Sands Beach, with its long wooden pier and small sandy beach, is a popular spot for amateur archeologists to dig for shark's teeth and other seaside treasures. A tower is also located on site, which is open for climbing visitors and presents exceptional views of the Port Royal landscape.

The Lowcountry Estuarium rounds out an outdoor excursion with a spacious room filled with exhibits and aquariums and regular tours of the coastal region.

See you out there!