11 documented harbours and anchorages within 19 mi of Blaine, ranked by boaters' ratings: shelter, seabed, services, photos and reviews, ready to open in the BoatMap app.
11 places
1Anchorage and two mooring buoys at Active Cove, the northernmost San Juan island in Washington, close to the Canadian border.
Marina of about 300 berths on the Semiahmoo Spit, west side of Drayton Harbor, opposite Blaine Harbor. Full fuel berth with diesel and 90-octane ethanol-free petrol.
Fossil Bay is a sheltered bay on the south side of Sucia Island, a marine state park in the San Juan Islands of Washington.
Echo Bay is the largest and deepest bay on Sucia Island, a marine state park in the San Juan Islands of Washington.
Patos Island is the north-westernmost point of the contiguous United States, a marine state park in the San Juan Islands of Washington reached only by boat.
Anchorage in East Sound, the long inlet that cuts into Orcas Island in the San Juan Islands of Washington.
7Large marina on the south shore of Point Roberts, the US exclave at the tip of the Tsawwassen peninsula reachable from the rest of Washington only by sea, air, or by driving through Canada.
Marine state park anchorage in the San Juan Islands, Washington, off Rolfe Cove on the northwest side of Matia Island.
Port of Bellingham marina on Drayton Harbor, near the Canadian border. 629 berths behind a rock breakwater, plus 700 feet of visitor moorage at Gate 2.
Small HOA-run marina inside the canal network of the Sandy Point spit, on the north shore of Lummi Bay in Whatcom County, Washington.
Small cove on the south-east side of Sucia Island in the San Juan Islands, Washington, within Sucia Island Marine State Park.
Patos Island Marine State Park is the best rated by boaters near Blaine, at 5.0/5, 17 mi away.
Blaine Harbor Boating Center is 1 mi from Blaine.
BoatMap documents 11 harbours and anchorages within 19 mi of Blaine: 4 harbours and 7 anchorages.