| 367 Main Street Hyannis , MA 02601 | |
| 41° 42' 20.16'', -70° 17' 58.91'' | |
| +15087906273 | |
| VHF Ch. 9 | |
| www.townofbarnstable.us | |
| Blish Point Harbor |
Barnstable Harbor is located off Cape Cod Bay. It’s a large harbor with multiple mooring fields/areas, shellfish grants, beaches, town/private marinas and multiple boat ramps/landings. The location of this mooring is far from shore!
Harbormaster staff is not on location 24/7. You can request assistance and we will respond if available VHF09 or 508-790-6273.
This booking has 1 (one) transient mooring available. BHE/300 is the mooring number (41'43.273N, 70'17.133W).
Marina transient dockage is available in-person/on phone (508-362-1836) and is not available through Dockwa at this time. There is no launch service. We are not staffed 24/7 and cannot respond to inquiries on demand. Please allow time for responses and plan ahead. If an emergency call 911.
Access by Federal Channel (BH Buoy). Mooring is located near "Sandy Neck Cottage Colony" mooring area; its in a protected area inside the harbor; location of the mooring is right outside the federal Barnstable Harbor channel. Mooring location will be on starboard side as your heading towards inner harbor. Mooring is labeled with an orange stripe on the mooring ball for an easy visual upon approach and specific mooring ball number.
This mooring is not close to the shoreline. You would need to take a small vessel (dinghy) into inner harbor. Due to tide preferably one with an engine. Small vessel tie up is available at Town Marina per Dockmaster direction. Call 508-326-1836 to request temporary tie up. Vessels left in slips without permission are not allowed.
There are many restaurants, shops and a stores located in walking distance of inner harbor. Please be advised, Barnstable Harbor has a 10 ft tide cycle and strong currents. Rowing is possible but not advised.
If you need help contact the Harbormasters office at 508-790-6273 or VHF 09, Again, we are not staffed 24/7.
Private fuel docks (2) are available in inner harbor and fresh water hook up.
It’s a well maintained mooring about a mile from the marina and any provisions. All was well until about 19:30 when there was the distinct report of a 12 gauge shotgun four times in a row with what sounded like light bird load landing near us after each report. No damage detected in the morning, but clearly some folks in the encampment wanted to express their displeasure at a visitor paying $40 for the only transient mooring offered by the HarborMaster. We anchored farther away the next night.
Mooring was well maintained and labeled. This mooring is near the sandy neck village and a beautiful remote location.