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Berths in Juneau

Where yachts moor in Juneau: the downtown float, the city harbors and Statter Harbor, with fuel, customs reporting and pilotage.

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Harbors

Moorage in Juneau

HarborWhereBerths and sizeNotes
Intermediate Vessel FloatDowntown, between two cruise ship floats. Reservations 907-789-0819800 feet of mooring spacePower boxes of 30, 50 and 100 amp. Used by small cruise ships, yachts and fishermen. Reservations only, from 1 May to 1 October. Payment for the first night is required and not refundable. Power is not guaranteed with a reservation
Aurora Harbor1600 Harbor Way. 907-586-5255. VHF 73365 slipsMany slips have water and 20, 30 or 50 amp power. Transient moorage is first come, first served. Vessels pass under the Douglas bridge
Harris HarborNear downtown. Reservations through Aurora Harbor, 907-586-5255. VHF 73225 slipsMany slips have water and 20, 30 or 50 amp power. Pump-out station. Vessels pass under the Douglas bridge
Douglas HarborAcross Gastineau Channel from downtown. Aurora Harbor office, 907-586-5255. VHF 73221 slipsMany slips have water and 20, 30 or 50 amp power. Pump-out station. Transient moorage is first come, first served
Statter Harbor11497 Auke Bay Harbor Rd. 907-789-0819. Harbor officers monitor VHF 16 and 74Transient capacity of approximately 450 vessels. C dock 450 ft, D dock 800 ft, breakwater 966 ft. All fingers are 120 ftThe harbor takes reservations only for vessels over 65 ft. A 10-day movement rule applies from 1 May to 1 October. Slips on C and D docks have power (20, 30 and 50 amp) and water in summer only. Complimentary pump-out

The pages list slip counts and dock lengths. They do not state a maximum vessel length for the harbors.

Services

Fuel and cruise ship berths

Fuel for large vesselsNOAA Coast Pilot 8 (1 November 2026) says only diesel oil is available for large vessels in Juneau, at the oil company wharves.
Cruise ship berthsThe city docks berth one Panamax ship up to 1,000 feet and one post-Panamax ship up to 1,100 feet. The Port/Customs Building at the waterfront houses the Port Field Office and the offices of US Customs and Border Protection.
Clearance

Clearance, licence and pilotage

Customs

Reporting arrival

US Customs and Border Protection lists Juneau, Alaska, with the Juneau Small Boat Harbor as the designated marina. Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday. Phone 907-586-7108. To clear at any Alaska port after normal hours or over a weekend, you must have an appointment. NOAA Coast Pilot 8 says Juneau is a customs port of entry.

Licence

Cruising licence

19 CFR 4.94 allows a cruising licence only for a yacht of a country on its list. The licence runs for a stated period of up to one year. The yacht must not engage in trade. A foreign-flag yacht without a cruising licence must follow the laws for foreign vessels arriving at ports of the United States. Check the rules for your passport.

Pilotage

Juneau pilot boat

NOAA Coast Pilot 8 says pilotage, except for certain exempt vessels, is compulsory for all vessels navigating the inside waters of the State of Alaska. Call JUNEAU PILOT BOAT on VHF-FM channels 16, 13 or 12.

Harbor rules

Harbor rules

HarbormasterThe harbormaster assigns berths at the city float, Aurora Basin, Harris Harbor and Douglas Boat Harbor. The office monitors VHF-FM channel 16 from 0800 to 1630 daily in summer and year round on Sundays. Working channels are 73 and 74 (NOAA Coast Pilot 8).
Douglas bridgeVessels bound for Aurora Harbor and Harris Harbor pass under the Juneau-Douglas bridge. The city harbors page gives 66.4 feet on a 0.0 tide. NOAA Coast Pilot 8 gives a clearance of 51 feet for the fixed bridge. The two sources differ. An overhead power cable with a reported clearance of 55 feet crosses the channel just northwest of it.
Safety zoneThe harbor area off the Juneau waterfront is a safety zone. NOAA Coast Pilot 8 refers to 33 CFR 165.1 to 165.9, 165.20, 165.23 and 165.1702.
Sources. Checked 8 November 2026.

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