Dysart's Great Harbor Marina

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11 Apple Lane
Southwest Harbor, ME 04679
44° 16' 26.02'', -68° 19' 15.5''
(207) 244-0117
VHF Ch. 9
$3.80/ft - $5.50/ft
www.dysartsmarina.com
Southwest Harbor
Dysart's Great Harbor Marina
Dysart's Great Harbor Marina
Dysart's Great Harbor Marina
Dysart's Great Harbor Marina
Dysart's Great Harbor Marina

About


Dysart’s Great Harbor Marina in Southwest Harbor offers cruising guests to Acadia National Park superb shoreside service facilities, local Maine flavor, and stunning views. A vibrant history of a working sardine facility that the present family owners converted into a marina in 1990. A dock master and line handling crew full of local knowledge, the marina’s staff takes pride in ensuring every guest has the best possible stay and departs the marina docks with wonderful cruising memories of Maine. Located in beautiful Southwest Harbor, Dysart’s Marina is located in the heart of Mount Desert Island. Southwest Harbor is an active waterfront community, steeped in traditional boat building along the shores, offering protected floating dockage in sheltered waters at the head of the harbor.

Managing the marina since 2002 Micah and Jane take pride in ensuring that every boat is welcomed and enjoys their stay to the max. Mount Desert Island and numerous surrounding islands ensure flat water cruising and scenery that is ideal for any sail or power boat guest to feel comfortable. We invite you to learn more about our beautiful region and hope to see you at our Maine Marina soon!

Berth Capacity


Slips:150
Winter Storage:40

Approach


Minimum Approach Depth:12.0 Feet
Minimum Channel Depth:0.0 Feet
Mean Low Water Dock Depth:14.0 Feet
Mean High Water Clearance:0.0 Feet

Services & Amenities

Last Updated: Mar 23, 2023

Max. Vessel LOA:220.0 Feet
Max. Slip Length:220.0 Feet
Max. Slip Width:100.0 Feet
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Excellent marina staff; friendly, courteous and extremely knowledgeable of local area. We have been seasonal guests here for years and plan to return each season. The breakwater has recently been expanded and the south side approach has been dredged. The adjacent commercial dock is interesting as it provides a view into the past where many such ports in Maine were built around the fishing industry. The shower and laundry area is simple but adequate. Town is but a short walk away and there is a free bus service to Bar Harbor and beyond

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