Dania Beach is more than just a marina. It's an adventure. Whether you're in the mood for leisurely cruising, sailing, sport fishing, or diving among the coral reefs, you'll find we're the perfect starting point. Warm tropical breezes playing through the palms - the bright, welcoming sun - a marina unrivaled for convenience and amenities. Is there any better reason to visit the beautiful south coast of Florida?
Dania Beach is distinguished as a picturesque Danish settlement and the oldest incorporated city of Broward County. Today's Dania Beach attracts visitors with two miles of magnificent beach, dining, and an antique row. Treasure hunters from around the world have made Dania Beach South Florida's mecca for antiques. Well-maintained parks, Dania Jai-Alai, and John U. Lloyd State Recreation Area make Dania Beach a popular destination located just minutes from Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood.
The Marina is adjacent to Dr. Von D. Mizell-Eula Johnson State Park. Formerly known as John U. Lloyd Beach State Park the Park was renamed in 2016 to honor two Civil Rights Movement leaders who led “wade-in” protests to desegregate South Florida beaches in the 1950s and 1960s. John U. Lloyd was the Broward County attorney who was instrumental in transferring ownership of the land to the State of Florida to be preserved as a Park rather than developed. Just steps from the Dania Beach Marina, the park borders Port Everglades inlet and is lined with mangroves, flora and fauna native to Florida.
Westrec Marinas
As the world's largest owner operator of marinas and marine-related businesses, Westrec Marinas provides professional management services to its properties, affiliates and clients throughout the world. Founded in 1987, Westrec manages marina facilities located both in fresh and salt water environments, handling vessels ranging in size from personal watercraft to megayachts. Solutions unique to Westrec have been integrated into our corporate philosophy from over 30 years in business. Service, our most important product, has remained unchanged since day one.
