Bradenton Beach Marina- Anna Maria Island

Experience the best boating on Florida’s Gulf Coast from our newest location at Bradenton Beach Marina on beautiful Anna Maria Island. Conveniently located just over the Cortez Bridge, this premier marina gives Waves Boat Club members fast access to Sarasota Bay, Tampa Bay, Longboat Pass, Egmont Key, Jewfish Key, and the crystal-clear waters of the Gulf of Mexico.

Whether you’re planning a relaxing cruise to a waterfront restaurant, a day at the sandbar, dolphin watching with the family, or a fishing adventure offshore, Bradenton Beach Marina puts you right in the middle of it all. Located directly on the Intracoastal Waterway, you’ll spend less time navigating canals and more time enjoying your day on the water.

Why Members Love This Location

• Minutes from Anna Maria Island’s famous beaches and waterfront dining
• Easy access to Sarasota Bay, Tampa Bay, and the Gulf of Mexico
• Close to popular destinations including Egmont Key, Jewfish Key, Beer Can Island, and Longboat Key
• Convenient parking and easy boat departures
• Fueling available onsite
• Perfect starting point for dolphin watching, sandbar hopping, fishing, and sunset cruises

Explore Anna Maria Island by Boat

Anna Maria Island is one of Florida’s most sought-after boating destinations. Cruise the turquoise waters surrounding the island, anchor at secluded sandbars, spot dolphins and manatees, or spend the afternoon exploring waterfront restaurants and hidden beaches. From family outings to unforgettable sunset cruises, every trip begins just steps from your boat.

Waves Boat Club at Bradenton Beach Marina

As a Waves Boat Club member, you’ll enjoy all the benefits of boat ownership without the hassles. Our professional dock staff prepares, fuels, and cleans the boats so you can simply arrive and enjoy your day on the water. Reserve online, show up, and start making memories on Anna Maria Island’s beautiful waterways.

Location: 402 North Church Avenue, Bradenton Beach, FL 34217
Just Over the Cortez Bridge on Anna Maria Island