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CITY OF NEW IBERIA MARINAS

Visitors to the City of New Iberia along Bayou Teche can enjoy three downtown docking facilities.  The construction of these marinas serves as a catalyst for continued development of recreation and cultural projects for the City of New Iberia.  They provide boaters access to historic downtown to enjoy shopping, restaurants, a bookstore, art galleries, and specialty shops.  

 

New Iberia is home of James Lee Burke’s fictional character Detective Dave Robicheaux, Bayou Teche Museum, Founders Park, Church Alley, Shadows-on-the-Teche, Veterans Memorial, George Rodrigue Park and much more.  

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We welcome you to visit New Iberia during one of the many festivals and events downtown including the Louisiana Sugarcane Festival, World Championship Gumbo Cookoff, El Festival Espanol Nueva Iberia, Books Along The Teche Literary Festival and Halloween and Christmas parades.  There is always a celebration in New Iberia!

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Civic Center Marina

Located behind New Iberia City Hall on Main Street downtown.  The Civic Center Marina provides access for transient recreational boaters with a docking facility available for non-trailable boats providing them, local boaters and boating tourists of the Intracoastal Waterway a great Bayou Teche waterway experience.  

 

Amenties

 

  • Water depth:  4.6' at mean low water and 7.35' at mean high water.  *During flood or drought conditions, expect water levels to rise and fall out of the above listed water level ranges.

  • Electrical:  (8 ea.) – 20 amp, 120 volt receptacles on dedicated 20 amp circuits.

  • Lighted dock

  • CVA (Clean Vessels Act) Sewage Pump

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George Rodrigue
Park Dock

Located between Weeks Street and Serret Alley directly behind downtown George Rodrigue Park.  

 

Amenities

 

  • Electrical:  (3 ea.) – 20 amp, 120 volt receptacles on dedicated 20 amp circuits

  • Lighted dock

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Felicite's Landing

Located adjacent to Bouligny Plaza on Main Street downtown.    

 

Amenities

 

  • Water depth: 5.5' at mean low water and 8.25' at mean high water.  *During flood or drought conditions, expect water levels to rise and fall out of the above listed water level ranges.

  • Electrical:  (7 ea.) – 20 amp, 120 volt receptacles on dedicated 20 amp circuits.

  • Lighted dock

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Other City of New Iberia Waterfront Properties

New Iberia City Park Boat Landing
 

Kayak Dock/Boat Launch adjacent to Bridge Street bridge

For further information, contact the Mayor’s office at 337-369-2300.

Marina Access Rules

Rules for City of New Iberia marina and waterfront properties:

  1. These rules shall be applicable to all city owned property adjacent to Bayou Teche, including New Iberia City Park, the boat slips/marina behind City Hall, the boat slips/marina between Weeks Street and Serret Alley, the kayak dock/boat launch adjacent to the bridge at Bridge Street and the bank of the Bayou Teche adjacent to Bouligny Plaza, along with any other city owned bayou frontage.

  2. The term “boat” as used in these rules shall include all boats, personal watercraft, kayaks, canoes and all other watercrafts.

  3. Each person operating any boat must have completed any boat safety education course required by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries and each boat shall have on board all required personal floatation devices and all required safety equipment.

  4. No boat may be docked overnight at a city boat slip or marina or adjacent to Bouligny Plaza or other City property without a permit obtained from the Mayor’s office during office hours. The permit must be displayed on the boat at all times and shall be valid for no more than 14 days.

  5. No boat may be docked overnight at a city boat slip or marina or adjacent to Bouligny Plaza or other City property for a period in excess of 14 days.

  6. No boat may connect to City utilities without first making arrangements with the Mayor’s office for payment of utility charges.

  7. No boat may be docked or moored at a city boat slip or marina or adjacent to Bouligny Plaza or other City property in any manner that obstructs or interferes with the Bayou Teche navigational channel.

  8. Each boat operator shall be responsible for the safety of every person aboard his or her boat and no person shall operate any boat at or adjacent to City waterfront properties while under the influence of alcohol.

  9. No person shall deposit or dump any garbage, trash, wastewater, sewerage or other offensive or unclean material at or on any City waterfront property.

  10. Swimming from or near City waterfront properties is prohibited.

  11. It is not possible for the City of New Iberia to eliminate risks and hazards that are inherently part of waterfront properties and recreation and each boat owner, boat occupant or other person docking or mooring a boat at or adjacent to any of the properties referred to above does so at his or her own risk, shall be deemed to have assumed responsibility for his or her own safety and the safety of others using the properties, and agrees to hold the City harmless and indemnify it against any loss or claim arising out of such person’s negligence or other fault. Further, no boat operator, boat occupant or other user of the properties referred to above shall have any claim or action against the City of New Iberia for any loss or injury incurred in such areas, the risk of such loss being expressly assumed by the operator, occupant or user.​

 

For further information, contact the Mayor’s office at 337-369-2300.    

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