Sag Harbor marinas & docks
Where to tie up in Sag Harbor — transient slips, moorings, hailing channels and what's within walking distance.
Sag Harbor marinas
Most of the harbor's marinas line Bay Street and Long Wharf, steps from Main Street. Two more sit inside Sag Harbor Cove, past the fixed bridge to North Haven (about 20 ft vertical clearance — sailboats, check your mast).
| Marina | Address | Slips | Good to know | VHF / phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sag Harbor Village Marina & Long Wharf | 1 Long Wharf | ~311 (≈25 transient) + moorings | Village-run; transient slips and moorings by reservation; Long Wharf rebuilt with power for visiting yachts; vessels to ~175 ft. Most charters board here. | Ch. 9 · (631) 725-2368 |
| Waterfront Marina (Malloy) | 1 Bay St | 77 | Most central marina — top of Main Street; boats 20–200 ft; daytime dockage first-come when space allows. Reserve on Dockwa. | Ch. 12 · (631) 725-3886 |
| Sag Harbor Yacht Club | 27 Bay St | 67 (720 ft linear) | On the waterfront since 1899; welcomes visiting boaters; five-minute walk to Main Street. | Ch. 9 · (631) 725-0567 |
| Sag Harbor Yacht Yard & Marina | 53 Bay St | ~77 + moorings | Founded 1797 building and outfitting whaling ships. Full-service yard, storage to 35 tons, transient & seasonal dockage. Wind Dancer's launch leaves from here. | Ch. 77 · (631) 725-3838 |
| Breakwater Yacht Club | 51 Bay St | — | Small club and sailing center on Bay Street. | — |
| Sag Harbor Cove Yacht Club | 8 West Water St | ~160 | Inside the Cove, west of the bridge. | Ch. 9 · (631) 725-1605 |
| Yacht Hampton Boating Club & Marina | 51 Pine Neck Ave | 35 (5 transient) | Newest marina in Sag Harbor (2024); membership model; transient only for boats 32 ft and under. | (631) 500-7777 |
| Ship Ashore Marina | 30 Redwood Rd | — | Cove-side marina off Redwood. | — |
| Mill Creek Marina | 3253 Noyack Rd | — | On Noyack Bay west of the village; restaurant on site. | — |
| Galen Marine moorings | Sag Harbor Bay | Moorings | Rental moorings out in the bay. | — |
Slip counts and rates change season to season — call or check Dockwa before you go.
Sag Harbor: the Hamptons' working harbor
Sag Harbor sits on the north shore of the South Fork, facing Shelter Island across protected bay water. Roughly three-fifths of the village lies in the Town of Southampton and two-fifths in East Hampton, and it has a different feel from the ocean-side Hamptons — narrow streets of whaling-era houses, a Main Street that runs straight down to the docks, and a waterfront that still smells of salt, diesel and rope.
It's about two hours from Manhattan by car, and the harbor is the largest yachting center on the East End, with more than ten marinas, a rebuilt Long Wharf and a village dock that welcomes transient boats up to megayacht size.
The Sag Harbor Village District — the old whaling port and the writers' colony that grew up around it — was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973.
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