Bowline Capital has acquired Wilmington Island Marina near Savannah. It is the company’s third marina in Georgia and its third acquisition in 2026.

The marina is located along the Wilmington River and provides access to the Atlantic coast. It serves local and visiting boaters and supports both short-term and long-term docking.

Wilmington Island Marina includes 280 dry rack spaces for vessels up to 35ft (about 11 metres). It also offers wet slips for vessels up to 40ft (12 metres) with floating docks and deep-water access. The marina also provides hoist services, a ship’s store and a fuel dock.

Bowline Capital said it plans to add customer amenities and increase dry storage at the property. The acquisition follows the company’s purchase of Lake Murray Marina in February 2026 and Dauphin Island Marina in Alabama earlier this month.

Marina Brokerage Advisors represented Bowline Capital in the transaction.

Kyle Peterson, vice president at Marina Brokerage Advisors, said: “Congratulations to all parties involved in the successful sale of the Wilmington Island Marina. The demand for high-quality marinas across the nation is not slowing down. We are seeing record level interest from both institutional investors and private operators.”

Images from Wilmington Island Marina.