A docking facility for private pleasure boats. There may be several hundred berths at one location. The facility often contains a fuel dock, other marine supplies, a parking lot, a ramp or haul out facility for trailered boats, and other commercial facilities. Marine Extension Clauses (M E C) A clause in the Cargo Policy extending the Warehouse to Warehouse Clause to provide continuous coverage on the cargo during any deviation, delay, forced discharge, reshipment, transshipment or other interruption in the due course of transit that is beyond the control of the Assured. Note: this clause only extends the policy during delays; does not add "delay" as an insured peril. See " Ambit," " Delay Clause" and " Warehouse to Warehouse Clause." Marine Insurance Act 1906 English law which codified marine insurance case law into a comprehensive code for consistent application. U.S. lacks a counterpart code and depends on case law precedent for its legal decisions.

a fancy dock for small yachts and cabin cruisers

a boat basin that provides dockage and services

a commercial dock that provides access for a fee

a location, often a harbour, for leisure craft to berth

a place for docking pleasure boats

a port within a well-sheltered harbour where boats and yachts are kept in the water and where basic services and facilities geared to the needs of recreational boating are found

a small to medium-sized harbor used by mostly private, recreational yachts

A docking facility for yachts and other pleasure boats accessable for private patrons only.

A private or publicly-owned facility allowing recreational watercraft access to water, and offering mooring and other related services. ( marina)

Any water area with a structure (docks, basin, floating docks, etc.) which is: (a) Used for docking or otherwise mooring vessels; and (b) Constructed to provide temporary or permanent docking space for more than ten boats. (3)

A facility located on a body of water which provides docking, storage, maintenance and other facilities for boats.

A yacht harbour.

A harbour or dock for pleasure boats or yachts.

Maritime Industry Authority, Philippines. A facility for docking of private pleasure boats. Various related services such as maintenance and storage are often provided at a marina.

A facility providing vessel moorage space, fuel, or commercial services

Commercial dock facility. Among the few places, under admiralty law, where certain forms of piracy are still permitted, most marinas have up-to-date facilities for the disposal of excess amounts of U.S. currency that may have accumulated on board ship, causing a fire hazard.

A place where small boats are kept. Frequently services are available.

A place where boats can find fuel, water and other services. Marinas also contain slips where boats can stay for a period of time.