Marina del Rey docks, Cabo San Lucas (2024)Photo: Alexis Doine · CC0

Marina del Rey

MarinaFuel

Cabo San Lucas · Mar de Cortés · marinadelreycabo.com

The marina hasn’t verified this page yet. Facts come from the marina website and open data (checked 19 Oct 2026). I run this marina →

For visiting boats

Marina del Rey is the first marina and fuel dock you meet entering Cabo San Lucas harbour (Baja California Sur), next to a swimmable beach on the Sea of Cortez. It was relaunched in 2016 with new docks, fuel station and layout: a private area with slips for boats up to 130 ft and, across the basin, a commercial area for boats up to 60 ft with a concrete passenger-loading dock near the cruise-ship pier. The PEMEX fuel dock serves vessels up to 220 ft. There are 220 V / 50 and 100 A connections, internet, toilets, showers and a weigh-and-fillet station for tenants and fuel customers.

Guest berths
Slip availability and fuel pre-orders by phone (+52 624 143 6522 / 147 0301) or the website form; extended fuel-dock hours in tournament season.
Limits
length up to 39.6 m
Position
22°52.91′ N 109°54.55′ W (22.88191, -109.90912)
Fuel
Fuel on site

Services and facilities

FuelElectricityWifiToiletsShowers

© OpenStreetMap · OpenSeaMap — sea marks for the approach

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Frequently asked

Is there fuel at Marina del Rey?

Yes, there is fuel at the marina.

Who do I call in an emergency at sea here?

Sea rescue: MRCC México (SEMAR) 911. On the radio: MAYDAY on VHF channel 16.

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Sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL) · Wikidata (CC0) · MET Norway (CC BY 4.0) · rescue centre data VesselSOS. Facts may be out of date — the owner can correct them after claiming the page.