Blish Point Harbor

We arrived Sunday at dusk , called Harbormaster to let them know we were here. In Cape cod it’s very important to check in with the local Harbormaster upon arrival. We anchored behind the mooring field. At first they said we were ok until someone complained. They asked us to move north and east of the field. When we complied, we discovered our anchor and chain had been fouled by a debunked mooring which we marked for the Harbormaster after a 2 hour battle to get free. We moved north and east of the mooring found 8’ water when we anchored. Next day at low tide we were on the bottom. Yes it is sand😢. Be careful of your depth (9’ tide and shoaling) and location when anchoring. Difficult to come in to port except to be dropped off or to eat at the Mattakeese Wharf Seafood restaurant which has 3 slips for patrons only. The food was excellent, portions large, price $$$. We are a 43’ cat with a 4.5’ draft. Also worth note: in New England they use Marinas.com over navionics or aquamaps. The local boats including the whale watch speed through the channel and the larger sport fishers can rock you pretty substantially we leave nothing breakable out while here. Nothing in the way of amenities(laundry, trash, dinghy access, groceries) quaint harbor, pretty views, and sunsets

This was our first visit and drop-off at Blish Point Harbor. My wife and I were extremely pleased with the friendly on-site staff. This harbor has easy access to Cape Cod Bay via the picturesque Sandy Neck Lighthouse and beach.