Reviews: Sampson Cay Outer Harbour

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Holding:
5.00
Good, Sand
Wind Protection:
4.00
N-SSE
Current Flow:
5.00
Mild Current
Wake Protection:
5.00
Open and Exposed West Through Southwest
Scenic Beauty:
4.00
Shore Access:
1.00
Beach nearby
Pet Friendly:
1.00
Beach nearby
Cell Service:
5.00
Good Coverage

  • Review for Sampson Cay Outer Harbour

    Reviewed by: Jeremy Hatch on May 3, 2022
    Vessel Type: Power
    LOA: 49'
    Draft: 5.0'

    Overall Rating:
    5
    Holding:
    5
    Wind Protection:
    4
    Current Flow:
    5
    Wake Protection:
    5
    Scenic Beauty:
    4
    Shore Access:
    1
    Pet Friendly:
    1
    Cell Service:
    5

    This is a really well protected anchorage. The Sampson Cay Marina & Club closed in 2013 & the owner maintained it privately for personal use. Sothebys shows the island now under contract. The extensive docks are intact but not for uninvited use. Because the marina is closed-no mega yachts in the channel so you can anchor in 10' good sand deep into the outer harbor, with good protection from wind & waves (except of course W.)and minimal current. There is a lot more room here than first glance at the chart would suggest. Dinghy to the inner harbor and beyond to enjoy the extensive sand flats at lower tides with some landing possible on the Big Sampson (N side).

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