Port Jefferson Town Marina

Located at East Broadway in Port Jefferson, New York, the Port Jefferson Town Marina stands as a testament to the village’s rich maritime history. Since the 17th century, this area has evolved from a rural community to a bustling shipbuilding center, with its first shipyard established in 1797. The marina is set against the backdrop of a village that once thrived on crafting robust ships, earning it a reputation as the largest shipbuilding industry in Suffolk County. The waters here have seen the construction of vessels for coastal freighting trades and even whaling expeditions. Today, the marina offers a blend of historical charm and modern amenities, allowing visitors to dock amidst the remnants of a bygone era. The surrounding village, renamed Port Jefferson in 1836 in honor of Thomas Jefferson, still reflects the architectural legacy of its shipbuilding heyday, making the marina a unique and culturally significant destination for luxury travelers.