Harbor & Marina
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Open everyday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. except Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Years Day.

AFTER HOURS PHONE: (5 p.m. to 8 a.m.) For important messages, transient berthing requests, etc., 831.594.7760

VHF RADIO: Harbor staff monitors, on a 24 hour basis, Channel 16 and our working channel U.S. Channel 5A.

LATITUDE-LONGITUDE: Monterey Harbor Light 6 located at the end of the Monterey breakwater is 36°36.5' North by 121°53.4' West per the 1999 U.S. Coast Guard Light list.

831.646.3950 / 831.646.5674 Fax 
Office of the Harbormaster
250 Figueroa St.
Monterey, CA 93940 
Contact Form | Staff Directory
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Monterey State Historic Park

Adjacent to the harbor and marina is the Monterey State Historic Park, home to preserved adobes, historic gardens, and museums. The park includes CA State Historic Landmark #1, the Custom House, also the oldest government building in the state. This is the site where Commodore John Drake Sloat raised the American flag for the U.S., claiming over 600,000 sq miles of territory for our nation. There is also an old whaling depot (with whale bone sidewalk) and the state's first theater and brick building. 
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Historic Monterey Harbor
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The Historic Monterey Harbor has indeed had a long and interesting past. Having been under the control of three nations, the Harbor and the surrounding area retain some of the charm from each era, something no other area can match.

The following narrative details how the Monterey Harbor was founded, how commercial fishing put Monterey on the map and how the Harbor has become an intricate part of our community. Take a moment to get to know how it all came about.
1600 - 1800's Maximize
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1940 - 1960's Maximize
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Early 1900's Maximize
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