| Jamestown, Rhode Island United States | |
| 41° 30' 18.62'', -71° 22' 58.76'' | |
| Dutch Island Harbor |


| Depth | 13-15' |
| Description | Anchor just outside the mooring field with fair holding in soft mud. |
| Wind protection direction | Somewhat exposed northwest and southwest |
| Wake protection direction | Somewhat exposed northwest and southwest |
We anchored in Dutch Harbor on 8/8/26. One of our crew was injured while boarding the boat from a dinghy. I called Dutch Harbor to ask about medical assistance. Linda suggested that Newport might be best for an injury. She called Newport Harbor Hotel Marina and arranged for us to dock at a T-head there. Linda called back to provide information. We sailed from Dutch Harbor to Newport Harbor Hotel Marina and their staff were ready and waiting to help us to dock for a few hours to allow our crew to get an Uber to the ER to get checked out (she had a minor arm break). I later called Conanicut Jamestown to reserve a mooring for the night. Turns out the same woman, Linda was manning the phone and asked how our crew member was doing. Linda was so very helpful and followed up to ensure that our crew was doing well. Amazing service!!!