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Eddie Pinto’s Marina & Seafood

2651 Paris Rd, New Orleans, LA 70129
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Fuel, Service & Pump-out
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Eddie Pinto’s Marina & Seafood is a prime destination for boating enthusiasts located in the picturesque coastal region of [City/Region Name]. Our marina offers a range of docking options to accommodate various sizes of vessels, ensuring safe and convenient access to the waterfront. Whether you’re looking for a transient slip or long-term dockage near [City/Region Name], our marina provides the perfect solution with modern facilities and a welcoming community vibe.

In addition to secure boat slips and ample boat storage, Eddie Pinto’s Marina & Seafood features a well-equipped fuel dock to keep you moving on the water. Our location offers easy waterfront access, making it an ideal stop for both local and visiting boaters. Embrace the unique combination of nautical services and fresh seafood offerings that define our marina, all set against the backdrop of coastal charm. Come experience the blend of functionality and local flavor that sets us apart.

Features

  • Prime waterfront location
  • Range of slip options
  • Community-oriented marina
  • Secure year-round dockage
  • Convenient coastal access

Amenities

  • Boat maintenance services
  • Fishing supplies
  • Fuel dock
  • Laundry facilities
  • On-site seafood restaurant
  • Parking
  • Pump-out station
  • Restrooms and showers
  • Ship store
  • Wi-Fi

Why book with us

  • Enjoy modern facilities and services
  • Secure convenient waterfront amenities
  • Dock in a scenic coastal town
  • Access a welcoming boating community
  • Relax with fresh seafood dining

Frequently Asked Questions

How old do you have to be to rent a boat in Louisiana?

For a Louisiana boat rental, all renters must be at least 18. Age 10 is the earliest a person can receive boater education certification and operate a motorboat over 10 horsepower without the accompaniment exception. Under R.S. 34:851.36, anyone born after January 1, 1984, needs an approved course or must be accompanied by someone over 18 who completed the course, if required. That exception does not apply to personal watercraft, whose operators must be at least 16 and course-certified if born after that date. The rental operator may set a higher minimum, so confirm it when booking.

Source: Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (wlf.louisiana.gov)

Do you need a boating license in Louisiana?

Louisiana requires boater education rather than a boating license: anyone born after January 1, 1984 must carry proof of an LDWF approved course to operate a motorboat over 10 horsepower or a personal watercraft. A motorboat operator may instead be accompanied by someone over 18 who has completed the course if required, but that exception does not apply to personal watercraft. Personal watercraft operators must be at least 16; rental operators must be at least 18, and students cannot be certified before age 10.

U.S. Coast Guard licensed captains are exempt. Eligible renters from a state approved livery may watch the LDWF safety video for a 48 hour exemption. Course graduates receive a temporary certificate while proof is processed.

Source: Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (wlf.louisiana.gov)

Where can you go boating from New Orleans, Louisiana?

From New Orleans, you can boat on Lake Pontchartrain, continue through The Rigolets or Chef Menteur Pass to Lake Borgne, or explore Bayou Sauvage’s marsh waterways. Lake Pontchartrain is broad open water, with launching available at West End. The Rigolets is a deep connecting passage with irregular currents, while Chef Menteur Pass is used by pleasure craft but has shallow water near its entrances. Fort Pike and Geoghegan canals have additional launching ramps. Bayou Sauvage suits small craft, with shallow lakes, lagoons, canals and natural bayous between Lakes Pontchartrain and Borgne.

Source: New Orleans Municipal Yacht Harbor Management Corporation (nauticalcharts.noaa.gov)

What are the most popular boating destinations near New Orleans, Louisiana?

Boaters can make day trips from New Orleans to Madisonville’s Tchefuncte River waterfront, Mandeville’s Lake Pontchartrain lakefront, the Tchefuncte River Lighthouse, and Bayou Sauvage Urban National Wildlife Refuge. Madisonville draws crews to riverfront restaurants and marinas, while Mandeville combines a marina, parks and dining along the lake. The lighthouse at the Tchefuncte’s mouth makes a scenic sightseeing stop. For a quieter outing within New Orleans, Bayou Sauvage offers fishing, crabbing, birding and boating among marshes, canals and shallow interior lakes.

Source: New Orleans & Company (neworleans.com)

Location

2651 Paris Rd, New Orleans, LA 70129

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