90 documented anchorages and harbours in Boston and the North Shore, ranked by boaters' ratings: shelter, seabed, services, photos and reviews, ready to open in the BoatMap app.
90 places
1A marina on historic Long Wharf in Boston inner harbour, the city's oldest continuously operating yachting facility.
Marina set in the historic Charlestown Navy Yard on Boston Harbor, occupying berths on Piers 6 and 8 in Charlestown, Massachusetts.
3Member yacht club at New Castle, New Hampshire, on the Piscataqua River, with visitor moorings and a public fuel berth.
4Working fishing harbour at Gloucester on Cape Ann, Massachusetts, about 25 miles north-east of Boston, sheltered behind a long breakwater.
5Municipal marina on the Lynnway in Lynn, Massachusetts, on the north shore of Boston harbour about 10 miles north of Boston.
6Members' yacht club on the Piscataqua River in New Castle, New Hampshire, with a public fuel berth and transient moorings off the clubhouse and in Pepperrell Cove across the river in Maine.
7Marina in the Back Channel of the Piscataqua River, on the Maine side of the river opposite Portsmouth, New Hampshire, with direct open access to the Gulf of Maine.
8Private sailing club on the Annisquam River at Annisquam village, Gloucester, Massachusetts, founded in 1896.
9Year-round marina on the Annisquam River just inside Gloucester harbour, on the north shore of Massachusetts, about 40 miles north of Boston.
Marina of about 130 berths at 550 Pleasant Street, Winthrop, Massachusetts, set in the sheltered water of Winthrop Harbor.
11Marina on the Maine bank of the Piscataqua River at Kittery, opposite Portsmouth, New Hampshire, about 2 nm from the river mouth.
12Family-owned marina at 211 East Main Street in East Gloucester, Massachusetts, on Smiths Cove off the inner harbour.
Small semi-private boatyard on Norton Street at North Weymouth, Massachusetts, used mainly by South Shore Yacht Club members.
Full-service marina at 43 Water Street, Beverly, at the mouth of Beverly Harbour on the North Shore of Massachusetts.
Full-service marina at 43 Water Street in Beverly Harbour, on the Massachusetts North Shore, holding around 300 boats in summer.
16Full-service marina at Jeffries Point in East Boston, on the site of the former East Boston shipyard.
17Small marina in Fort Point Channel, Boston, behind the Barking Crab seafood restaurant, between the Northern Avenue Bridge and the Evelyn Moakley Bridge.
18Yacht club station in Marblehead Harbour, on the Massachusetts North Shore, with moorings, pontoon berths and a fuel berth on the waterfront.
Members' yacht club at the head of the Weymouth Fore River, in Braintree, Massachusetts, in the most sheltered waters of Boston Harbour.
Year-round full-service boatyard on the eastern shore of Gloucester's Inner Harbour at Cripple Cove, Massachusetts.
21Marina of 180 berths in a sheltered inlet of the Town River at Quincy, in Boston Harbor, Massachusetts.
22Members' boat club at Boston Harbor Shipyard and Marina, 256 Marginal Street, East Boston, on the north shore of the inner harbour.
Marina of 75 floating berths at the end of Parker Avenue in Cohasset, on the South Shore of Massachusetts.
Community sailing club at 19 Lighthouse Lane on Cohasset Harbour, on the Massachusetts South Shore.
Yacht club founded in 1894 on Cohasset Harbour, on the South Shore of Massachusetts.
26A 265-berth marina in the Charlestown Navy Yard on Boston inner harbour, on the Freedom Trail.
Marina on the north bank of the Merrimack River at Salisbury, Massachusetts, just west of the Route 1 Newburyport bridge.
28Marina of 118 berths in Winthrop, on the northern edge of Boston inner harbour, Massachusetts.
Members' yacht club on Dorchester Bay near the mouth of the Neponset River, south of Boston.
Family boating and social club on the East Boston waterfront at 1 Rice Street, on the inner side of Boston Harbor in Massachusetts.