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Local Knowledge

It’s Timeless

Mystic, Connecticut, has a nautical history and modern seaport that make it appealing to boaters of all ages.

You’ve Got Some Options On The Lower Connecticut River

The lower Connecticut River has been called one of the last great
places on Earth. For boaters who’d like to explore the region, Old
Saybrook, at the river’s mouth, and Essex, 6 miles upstream, are good
 places to start.

‘Twin Cities’ At ICW Mile Marker Zero

The cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virginia, flank the southern branch of the Elizabeth River at the northern terminus of the Intracoastal Waterway, also known as ICW Mile Marker Zero.

Rhode Island’s Splendid  ‘City By The Sea’

Newport is as much a feeling as it is a city. I live here, and I am the happier for it.
Located on the southern tip of Aquidneck Island, Newport anchors the state of Rhode Island to the North Atlantic
 through Rhode Island Sound. This easy access to the sea creates a sense of freedom among residents and has for centuries encouraged seafarers to take shelter in the city’s safe harbor.

Tie up in one of the oldest towns In New England

Castine, Maine, is picturesque in a way that leaves words like “quaint” and “charming” sitting in the corner with empty dance cards. The only reason most Americans have never heard of the place is the reflexive Anglo-orientation of U.S. history.

Local knowledge: Greenport, New York

Greenport has always catered to mariners. The village, between New York City and New England on the easterly tip of Long Island’s North Fork, is casual and history-filled. It has stores and services within walking distance of the water, plus a fresh local food scene along the working and recreational harbor.

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