Cocoa Village Marina

Cocoa Village Marina lies on the Indian River at Intracoastal Waterway mile marker 897.5, with 117 slips in two basins, east and west, and room for vessels up to 120 ft. The docks are built with Ipe, there is a pump-out station at every slip, and the marina is designated a Clean Marina by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.

The slips are not the same on both sides. In the west basin they run from 35 ft to 60 ft, in the east basin from 30 ft to 58 ft — and the two sides are billed on different measures. West docks are $18 per slip foot a month, so the slip's length sets the bill; east docks are $17 per ft of vessel LOA with a 35 ft minimum, so the boat's length does, down to that floor.

These lengths come from the marina's own rate tables. The running text on the same page describes its slips differently, and the guide follows the tables because they are the more precise statement; the text itself says it is only giving examples.

A night is $2.90 per boat foot in either basin. Electricity is charged on top: $6 for 30 amp, $10 for 50 amp and $25 for 100 amp. Living aboard seasonally costs $75.00 per person per month.