I am looking for a slip where I can moor my 320 in huntington beach, ca, close to the pier or somewhere around there.
Any leads is appreciated.
Thank you.
Any leads is appreciated.
Thank you.
where can I moor my 320 in Huntington Beach, CA
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No moorings or slips. Not sure about anchoring regs, but you wouldn't want to anyway (there's a reason it's a notable surf spot). Huntington Harbor has no access without a tabernacle mast allowing the mast to be lowered for the PCH bridge. So, your options are Newport Beach, a mooring or slip. Harbormaster on the right. Or, Shoreline or Rainbow Harbor in Long Beach (they just installed a long guest dock by Parkers). Best to call in advance. You could also anchor in back of Island White. There are some moorings there too, by the Belmont Pier. They have a dinghy dock at the pier now too. Have fun!
No moorings or slips. Not sure about anchoring regs, but you wouldn't want to anyway (there's a reason it's a notable surf spot). Huntington Harbor has no access without a tabernacle mast allowing the mast to be lowered for the PCH bridge. So, your options are Newport Beach, a mooring or slip. Harbormaster on the right. Or, Shoreline or Rainbow Harbor in Long Beach (they just installed a long guest dock by Parkers). Best to call in advance. You could also anchor in back of Island White. There are some moorings there too, by the Belmont Pier. They have a dinghy dock at the pier now too. Have fun!
There's a free overnight anchorage in Newport Harbor at the south end of Lido Key; but, I believe there might also be a policy on not leaving the boat unattended. The public moorings at the mouth of the harbor entrance are not comfortable for overnight [lots of rocking and rolling the (two) nights I've stayed there.] It would be better to stay at the anchorage if you plan to remain with the boat.