MARINAS · SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
Pier 39 Marina, San Francisco
Pier 39 Marina is covered by the published rules of PIER 39 Marina. Here is what they mean for a service provider working on a boat at Pier 39 Marina, and for the owner hiring one.
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At a glance
- City
- San Francisco, San Francisco County
- Region
- San Francisco Bay Area
- Listed as
- Public
- Rules from
- PIER 39 Marina
- Vendor liability minimum
- Required; amount not published[PIER 39 Marina]
For service providers
- Insurance: general liability Required; amount not published.
- Insurance
General liability: Required; amount not published
- Evidence of valid commercial insurance meeting the marina's minimum requirements (amount not published); no dock access without it
Last verified
For boat owners
We didn't find published slip, liveaboard, copper or pump-out rules.
Also check with the marina
Other harbors in San Francisco Bay Area
- Pillar Point Harbor & Oyster Point Marina · liability $1M per occurrence / $2M aggregate
- South Beach Harbor · liability $1M per occurrence (the January 2026 vendor application asks for $1M; the harbor rules effective January 1, 2026 still say $500K)
- San Francisco Marina · liability $500K per occurrence ($500K is from the 2012 Marina Rules; the vendor portal states no limit)
- Clipper Yacht Harbor (Sausalito) · liability $1M per occurrence
- Grand Marina (Alameda) · liability $1M per occurrence
- Westpoint Harbor (Redwood City) · liability $1M per occurrence
- KKMI boatyard (Point Richmond) · liability $1M per occurrence (the agreement sets $1M per occurrence; KKMI's sample certificate shows $2M aggregate)
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- Berkeley Marina
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Sources
- PIER 39 Marina. PIER 39 Marina.