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Nautical Boat Club opens third Georgia location in Savannah

May 4, 2026
Nautical Boat Club opens third Georgia location in Savannah

By AI, Created 11:43 AM UTC, May 20, 2026, /AGP/ – Nautical Boat Club will open a new Savannah location on May 9 at IGY Savannah Harbor Marina, expanding its Georgia footprint to three Boating Country Club sites. The launch gives members access to the Savannah River, unlimited boating, and nationwide club benefits.

Why it matters: - Nautical Boat Club - Savannah gives local boaters a new membership option on the Savannah River, one of Georgia’s highest-profile waterways. - The opening expands Nautical Boat Club’s Georgia presence to three locations and its national footprint to 29 clubs. - The club is positioning the new site as an alternative to renting, leasing, or buying a boat.

What happened: - Nautical Boat Club announced the grand opening of Nautical Boat Club - Savannah. - The location opens May 9, 2026, at IGY Savannah Harbor Marina. - The Savannah club becomes the company’s 29th national location. - The Savannah opening is the third Boating Country Club® location in Georgia. - Tom Gardiner, Nautical Boat Club Owner since 2012, said the company is extending the Boat Life experience to Savannah-area boaters.

The details: - Nautical Boat Club membership includes unlimited access to a fleet of boats. - Membership also includes unlimited use of complimentary water toys. - Members receive white-glove concierge-style service. - Monthly dues cover insurance, maintenance, and slip fees. - Gas is the only listed expense not covered by monthly dues. - The Savannah location sits directly across the Savannah River from downtown Savannah. - The marina offers Intracoastal Waterway access and a launch point for river, marsh, and island boating. - Shayne Mooney, co-owner of Nautical Boat Club - Savannah and Nautical Boat Club - Wilmington Island, said the location works well for boating, dining, fishing, and sightseeing. - The Savannah River offers access to tidal creeks, salt marshes, barrier islands, and fish species including Red Drum, Sheepshead, tarpon, and shark. - The river area is known for views of historic architecture and wildlife such as bottlenose dolphins, manatees, and bald eagles. - Daufuskie Island is also accessible from the river, with beaches, casual dining, and a laidback coastal setting. - Membership includes guaranteed reservations and unrestricted guest privileges. - Members get full benefits at all Nautical Boat Club locations nationwide.

Between the lines: - The Savannah launch extends a model built around convenience and predictable costs, which can appeal to boaters who want access without ownership burdens. - The company is leaning on the location’s tourism, waterfront scenery, and access to multiple boating destinations to make the club more attractive. - The emphasis on nationwide benefits suggests Nautical Boat Club is selling membership as a network, not just a local marina service.

What’s next: - Nautical Boat Club is inviting Savannah-area boating enthusiasts to tour the new location and join now. - The company expects the opening to coincide with improving boating weather and stronger seasonal demand. - Interested customers can learn more about Nautical Boat Club - Savannah or Nautical Boat Club.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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