Harbor Skiff
13' Tender
Light, nimble and forgiving. The classic way to learn a harbor.
22 kts
13 ft
6
Endless voyages · Real harbors
The Adventures of New England Boating
Take the helm in Newport, Boston, Portland, Nantucket, Mystic and beyond. Pull litter from the water, stand by boaters in distress, work the fishing grounds and run the channel marks — all while keeping true to local no-wake and conservation laws.
Clean the harbor
Every piece of debris earns points.
Assist boaters
Stand by at idle until they're safe.
Work the grounds
Catch, measure, log and release.
Run the marks
Hit navigation buoys in order.
Real harbors, faithfully charted
Rhode Island
Newport Harbor
Narragansett Bay — mooring fields, tall ships and the Ida Lewis channel.
Mooring fields are No-Wake. Idle speed only.
Massachusetts
Boston Inner Harbor
Shipping lanes, the Harborwalk and a working waterfront.
Give way to commercial traffic. 6 mph inside the channel.
Maine
Portland Harbor
Casco Bay — ferries, lobster boats and Portland Head Light.
Yield to ferries. Stay clear of lobster gear.
Massachusetts
Nantucket Harbor
Coatue sandbars, Brant Point Light and the Great Harbor.
Brant Point turn is No-Wake. Watch the shoals.
Connecticut
Mystic River
Seaport schooners, the bascule bridge and a narrow winding river.
Entire river is No-Wake. Bridge opens on the hour.
Massachusetts
Gloucester Harbor
America's oldest seaport, the Man at the Wheel and Eastern Point.
Fishing fleet has right of way at the state pier.
Block Island, RI
Great Salt Pond
New Harbor — hundreds of moorings and the busiest raft-up in New England.
Anchoring field speed limit: 5 knots.
New Hampshire
Piscataqua River
One of the fastest tidal currents on the East Coast. Time your transit.
Strong current — maintain steerage, no wake at the tug berths.
The fleet you're working toward
Nor'easter 17
17' Console
Unsinkable foam-core runabout. Steady in a Buzzards Bay chop.
26 kts
17 ft
8
Bar Harbor Sternman
24' Lobster Boat
Working hull with a wide washboard. Hauls plenty of gear and trash.
24 kts
24 ft
14
Cape Ann 26
26' Center Console
Twin outboards, T-top and a livewell. Built for the fishing runs.
32 kts
26 ft
12
Penobscot Downeast 34
34' Downeast Cruiser
Teak, brass and a sweeping sheer line. Maine boatbuilding at its finest.
30 kts
34 ft
20
Block Island Sportfisher 42
42' Sportfish
Tower, outriggers and serious legs offshore. Tuna grounds await.
39 kts
42 ft
24
Nantucket Trawler 48
48' Trawler
Slow, salty and endlessly capable. The conservation crew's favorite.
26 kts
48 ft
40
Newport Flagship 62
62' Motor Yacht
The dockside showstopper on Bannister's Wharf. You have arrived, Captain.
37 kts
62 ft
60