Welcome to San Diego Blog | February 8, 2012
5th Avenue Landing
Downtown San Diego’s Superyacht Dockage and Transient Birthing
The 5th Avenue Landing Superyacht Docking and Transient Terminal located at 600 Convention Way- San Diego, CA 92101 is now the premier home for Megayachts!
This12 slip, boutique marina is a full service docking terminal, equipped to berth the world’s finest Super-yachts.
Within footsteps you can enjoy all of the dining, nightlife, and shopping that America’s Finest City has to offer!
Enjoy all the comforts of home in paradise while you are in port.
5th Avenue Landing Features & Marina Capabilities
Dockage space: 12 berths
Maximum vessel length: 300 ft (91 m)
Maximum vessel beam: 65 ft (20 m)
Maximum Draft: 20 ft (6 m)
Maximum Height: Unlimited
Electrical Capabilities: Large berths 200 amps of 480, all berths 100 amps of 208
5th Avenue Landing Amenities
Some of the word’s finest Mega-yachts have visited the 5th Avenue Landing, including the beautiful Atessa. Click on the following link to see a video tour of this magnificent super yacht: The Atessa
The 5th Avenue Landing offers first-class services that a Superyacht owner would expect.
• Complimentary concierge service for owners and crew
• Complimentary wireless Internet connection
• Parking
• Secured, controlled access
Experience San Diego while in port
A great way to get to know some of the neighborhood secrets from a local’s perspective is the Downtown Lifestyle & Real Estate Tours. This 4 hour walking tour offers a local’s perspective of life in America’s Finest City.
The tour meets every weekend just steps from the 5th avenue landing, and is a great opportunity to experience the lifestyle of Downtown San Diego, taste from some of the fine local fare, tour behind the scenes at Petco Park, and even see a few Downtown San Diego Properties For Sale.
To book a tour, click here: San Diego Real Estate & LifestyleTours
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