The yacht club has a marina which tends to be full most of the time, including many large commercial boats. Docking is 6000 - 7000 pesos per month.
Either side of the Cebu Yacht Club has good holding if you want to anchor. There is space for 10 - 15 boats. The yard has slips for 40 to 50 boasts in two basins, depending on size.
The north side has moorings but these are very light and should be carefully checked before using. There is more space to the north of the marina and this side is under the watch of shore-based security, however sensible precautions should be taken to secure anything of value. Holding is good in mud, however, bear in mind the strong current and tidal flow. A daily fee is payable for use of the dinghy dock. There is also a fee for bringing goods through the gates - 20 to 100 pesos but can be refunded for drinks at the Yacht Club bar.
The Yacht Club usually closes around 19:00, later on Saturdays after an afternoon barbecue.
The water in the anchorage is very polluted, there is loud music from restaurants onshore and heavy wash from passing boats. There is also quite a bit of noise and dust from the dry dock work on cargo ships.
Last updated: September 2019
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