dockage
/ˈdɑkɪdʒ/
noun
- A charge or fee for using a dock or pier.
- We need to include dockage in our budget for the boat trip.
- The shipping company paid $500 in dockage for the week.
- Dockage fees are higher during the summer tourist season.
- Facilities or space at a dock for mooring ships or boats.
- The marina expanded its dockage to accommodate more fishing boats.
- The port offers ample dockage for large cargo vessels.
- Finding dockage for a 40-foot yacht can be difficult in this harbor.