Municipal Wharf
II The Municipal Wharf II was constructed in 1926 at a
cost of $262,000.
It is the eastern most structure in Monterey Harbor. Facilities located on
Wharf II include five wholesale fish companies, a commercial abalone farm, public
restrooms, snack bar, restaurants, boat hoist and the Monterey Peninsula Yacht Club. The
Yacht club has a private dock and offers limited reciprocal berthing. Contact the Yacht
Club at 831.372.9686 for more information.
Commercial Dive Charters depart from the
"Yellow Boat Dock" on the West side of Wharf II outside the Marina's protective
sea wall.
Pump out stations are located on the West side of Wharf II on
the "Yellow Boat Dock" and in the Marina on the A-Extension Dock.
A 700-foot fishing promenade extends out from Wharf II and
covers the protective sea wall on the East side of the Marina. Anglers may fish from the
East side of the wharf. A fishing license is not required for sport fishing from a
public pier or wharf in California. No fishing is allowed around the commercial facilities
and in the marina for safety reasons. These areas are clearly posted "No
Fishing." Metered parking is available on the promenade.
A recent addition to Wharf II was a 3-ton, token operated,
public boat hoist. The hoist is available 24-hours a day
7-days. Users must complete a short instruction
brief with the Harbor staff before they are allowed to operate the hoist.
To the East of Wharf II is Del Monte Beach. Kayaks may be
rented and launched from the beach; introductory classes and rental wet suits are
available.
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