Dockage

Dockage at Bocilla Island Marina Club is only available if the slip is owned by the same person (entity) that owns the condo you are renting and the owner's boat is not currently occupying the slip.

A slip is being provided for you by the owner of your condo (if they happen to own a slip).
- If the condo owner has occupied their slip with their personal boat, you will not have a slip available with your rental.
Bocilla Island Marina Club prohibits slip rentals.
Visitors arriving in other boats are not allowed to dock or occupy slips. Sheriff will be notified for trespassing in other owner's private slips.
Visitors to Bocilla Island Club should arrive by vehicle.

If you are renting a condo, please see the "rentals/guests - Required forms and rules" tab. Complete the "Tenant & Guest Roster" form. If your condo has an private slip available for your usage during your rental visit, it is noted on this page when you select the unit you are renting.

Bocilla Island Marina Club - rules and regulations

Bocilla Island Marina Club: FAQ's

All docks are privately owned by Bocilla Island Marina Club Inc (BIMC). Dock leases and lifts are owned individually. Docks and finger piers are not owned by Bocilla Island Club.

FAQ's:

Are docks available for rent?
- Answer: No, they are not.
Are docks available for visitors?
- Answer: No, unfortunately BIMC does not have any general use visitor slips.
- Answer: All slips are 200 year leases to individual BIC Owners or Useppa Owners.
Can my friends visit BIC by boat?
- Answer: Sorry, but no, they can not. Your friend, who is staying somewhere else, is not allowed to dock at BIC during your stay.
Can I pickup friends on my boat and bring them to BIC?
- Answer: Yes, you can pick then up in your boat (if you have a slip that comes with your unit).
What should I do if I am approached for improper docking?
- Answer: Please be courteous! You will be asked questions about your condo rental and a your registry will be verified.
- Answer: Boats that are not properly identified at BIC or moored improperly are subject to enforcement actions by the Lee County Sheriff