How do you get a mooring on Block Island?

The Harbormaster’s Office is located at the Block Island Boat Basin during the summer season. The Harbormaster can be contacted on VHF CH 12 once you arrive in New Harbor. Moorings can be rented for $40 per night and can accommodate vessels up to 50 feet. Reservations are not taken as they are first come first serve.

How much does it cost to moor a boat on Block Island?

a $40 per night
There is a $40 per night per boat fee and a 50 cents per person landing fee will be assessed on the first night. Cash, checks, Visa and MasterCard are accepted. Moorings in New Harbor are first come first serve.

Where do you anchor in Block Island?

Where to Anchor: There are two harbors on Block Island, New Harbor and Old Harbor. New Harbor is on the west side of the island and it is home to three large marinas, 90 town moorings, and a 75-acre anchorage area. Moorings can be rented on a first come first serve basis for $40 per night.

Can you take your own boat to Block Island?

Boating | Block Island. Bring your own boat or rent one. Sail, kayak or row. There’s plenty of water to float your boat.

What state is Block Island part of?

Rhode Island
Block Island, Rhode Island.

Are there cars on Block Island?

Cars are allowed on the island, but roads are narrow, winding, and without shoulders, and drivers must contend with runners and flocks of bicycles and mopeds. Unless your party includes people with mobility problems or small children, we recommend leaving your car on the mainland and joining the two-wheelers.

How long is the ferry ride from Montauk to Block Island?

Viking Fast Ferry: Connects Montauk, NY to New Harbor, Block Island in about one hour via high speed ferry. Ferry runs Memorial Day through Labor Day only. For schedule information and directions visit www.vikingfleet.com.

Who owns most of Block Island?

the Block Island Conservancy
In 1972, the Block Island Conservancy was founded. The Conservancy and other environmental organizations are responsible for protecting over 40% of the island from development. In 1974, Old Harbor Historic District was declared a National Register historic district.

Who owned Block Island?

Europeans Settle BI. In 1661, the Endicott group sold the island to a party of sixteen settlers, led by John Alcock, who are today memorialized at Settler’s Rock, near Cow’s Cove.

Where can I find boat moorings in New Harbor?

New Harbor has 3 large marinas, 90 town moorings and a 75 acre anchorage for vessels. The Harbormaster’s Office is located at the Block Island Boat Basin during the summer season. The Harbormaster can be contacted on VHF CH 12 once you arrive in New Harbor. Moorings can be rented for $40 per night and can accommodate vessels up to 50 feet.

Where is the harbormaster on Block Island?

New Harbor on the West Side of the Island, in the beautiful Great Salt Pond. New Harbor has 3 large marinas, 90 town moorings and a 75 acre anchorage for vessels. The Harbormaster’s Office is located at the Block Island Boat Basin during the summer season.

How many harbors does Block Island have?

Block Island maintains two harbors and is well-known as one of New England’s premier boating destinations. New Harbor on the West Side of the Island, in the beautiful Great Salt Pond. New Harbor has 3 large marinas, 90 town moorings and a 75 acre anchorage for vessels.

How long does it take for Block Island town moorings to respond?

Marinas.com will follow up with Block Island Town Moorings directly within 2 business days if you have not yet received a response. Weather Clear throughout the day. We used the town mooring on our way south in September.