Marina Del Ray

03/26/2024

Safety Tip Tuesday! Here are three crucial ways to ensure your safety while you are out on the water. At Marina Del Ray, your safety is our utmost concern. Take note of these important tips for a worry-free experience this week 🚤!

03/22/2024

Ready to make a splash? Dive into a weekend of relaxation here at Marina Del Ray, the largest marina in Louisiana! As the premier destination for both recreational and commercial boaters, we have everything you need for the ultimate getaway on the water! Whether you're seeking serenity or adventure, we've got you covered. Come on out and let's make some waves together! 💙

12/14/2023

Taking a stroll down memory lane to some wintertime adventures.
Share your favorite winter throwback with us!

12/06/2023

Set sail to the rhythm of the waves! 🌊🎶
What's your perfect boat playlist?
Share some of the songs that make your day out on the water unforgettable.

12/01/2023

Hello December!

11/23/2023

Wishing you a warm and wonderful Thanksgiving! 🍁

11/14/2023

November marks the transition to the winter season, and it's an ideal time to ensure your boat is prepared for the months ahead. Regular maintenance is key to ensuring a smooth return to the water in the spring.

• Grease the axles of your boat trailer
• Replace the boat’s fuel filter
• Add a marine fuel stabilizer and run it through the vessel before winter storage
• Change your boat’s oil
• Change/replenish your boat’s hydraulic fluids
• For boat owners with teak wood – oil that wood!

11/07/2023

Planning a spontaneous getaway on the water? Our transient slips are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. ⚓

11/01/2023

Hello November! The cozy season is here, and our marina is ready to welcome you.🍂

10/27/2023

When's your perfect time for a boat ride? Sunrise, midday, or sunset?

10/17/2023

Ensure protection for your boat with our covered slips. Contact us now to secure your slip and keep your boat safe.⚓

10/12/2023

Three ale-swilling shark hunters lounge in a wooden boat cabin under a single swaying night lamp and tell stories of who has the best scars. The sea is calm. There’s a loud knock on the wooden door. The door swings open. It’s a representative from the Maritime Museum Louisiana of Madisonville:

“You boys seem to be looking for a competition. How about coming into shore, building a wooden boat inside 14 hours, then racing it up to the Tchefuncte River Bridge without sinking?”

The shark hunt is abandoned. It’s time to build a boat.

With a front-row view and a direct eyeline across the river from the Wooden Boat Festival, is the longtime homestead for Tchefuncte River and Lake Pontchartrain boaters: Marina del Ray.

Now in its fourth decade, the Madisonville Wooden Boat Festival exists as a rich quilt of Southeastern Louisiana culture and maritime history. Within this tapestry, woven in as an integral piece, is the calm undulating shoreline of Marina del Ray.