Legacy Harbour Marina is set to officially reopen in May after a complete redevelopment following extensive damage during Hurricane Ian in 2022. The 13-acre Fort Myers, Florida, waterfront property underwent an approximate $15 million waterfront transformation that included the marina, harbor master building, and on-site amenities. The rebuilt facility features 131 slips ranging from 40 to 150 feet, advanced dock systems, enhanced utility services, and modern marine infrastructure designed for long-term coastal durability and performance. Slips are equipped with potable water, in-slip pump-out, fire suppression, fiberglass dock boxes, and both single- and three-phase power. “This marina has long served as a homeport for boaters traveling Florida’s west coast,” said Rick Budd, CEO of AIRN Management. “The May 2026 reopening represents a significant reinvestment in Fort Myers’ waterfront and a long-term commitment to the local boating community.” Legacy Harbour offers direct Gulf access via the Caloosahatchee River and is within walking distance of Fort Myers’ River District. The marina currently has a waitlist via Dockwa available for prospective boaters as management prepares for opening.