| 120 Commercial St Boothbay Harbor, ME 04538 | |
| 43° 50' 55.88'', -69° 37' 52.71'' | |
| 2076333171 | |
| VHF Ch. 16 | |
| www.bristolmarine.com | |
| Boothbay Harbor |
| Low | 01:15AM | 0.351ft |
| High | 07:36AM | 8.409ft |
| Low | 01:32PM | 1.228ft |
| High | 07:53PM | 9.311ft |
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About
The SHIPYARD, formerly Sample’s Shipyard, was founded in 1869. Continuing local shipbuilding tradition, the yard specializes in the maritime skills and trades that made New England famous.
Its 700-ton marine railway has braced tall ships, superyachts, tugboats, fishing trawlers, Coast Guard vessels and other service craft such as passenger boats and ferries. The 150-ton railway has accommodated sailing yachts, workboats, schooners and motor vessels. The 6,000-sf climate controlled service bay is equipped with a state-of-the-art humidification system to keep wooden hulls from drying out. A low-dust environment is ideal for yacht-quality varnishing and painting. A deck-level mezzanine creates efficient working conditions for staging equipment and materials.
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Bristol is our go to for moorings in Boothbay. Very friendly and accommodating. We highly recommend them for a stay.
Very Accommodating - we were on a mooring ball. We were having our dinghy serviced and they provided a courtesy ride to shore to allow me to explore Boothbay. Offered lots of suggestions for our cruising in Maine.
Booking was quite easy and they were very responsive. But these mornings are in the outer harbor, a little longer dinghy ride into town. Also we rocked and rolled with wakes and waves most of the night. We've had a mooring inside before and didn't have that problem.
We spent 4 enjoyable nights at Bristol Marine in Boothbay Harbor. Their moorings are close to the village yet away from the Harbors busy main fairway. The staff were all very pleasant and offered us a tour of the Shipyards current restoration project, the historic schooner Ernestina.