Long Island Sound is the great protected highway of the Northeast — 100 miles of nearly enclosed water between the Connecticut shore and Long Island, dotted with harbors that range from wide-open island lees to landlocked hurricane holes up the Connecticut River.
The Sound's signature is its tide: the range climbs from three feet at the eastern end to well over seven in the west, running real current through the narrow entrances. The anchorages here reward reading the ranges — tuck behind the Norwalk Islands or into Oyster Bay and you'll find genuine shelter an hour from the city.
Every anchorage and mooring field from Norwalk to the Connecticut River — offline PDF with approach notes, wind-protection ratings and waypoints. Yours for the season.
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