Great, you can use both services here: list your mooring for others to use while you are away and find available moorings during your next cruise.

online clearinghouse for boaters to find and use underutilized existing moorings (fixed anchorages for boats).

From the Department of Parks, Recreation and Sport, and Cultural Resources for moorings located in Mount Sinai Harbor. For all other water bodies they may be obtained from the Division of Environmental Protection. If the proposed mooring is located in the Port Jefferson Harbor Complex, the applications can also be obtained from the Port Jefferson, Belle Terre, Old Field, and Poquott Village Halls.

A Mt. Sinai Harbor Mooring Permit Application and Permit Instructions & Regulations is available on the web by clicking on the Licenses, Permits, Applications and Forms on the main page of the Town's website and then select the Online Forms for Parks and Recreation. You will need a copy of your current "proof of residency" if applying for a resident mooring: (driver's license, tax bill, voter registration card, copy of lease, and/or utility bill).

We like our passengers to arrive as soon after 10.00am as possible, preferably not before as the crew have their duties to prepare for your trip. We usually return at approximately 4.30pm depending upon whether we have to queue at any of the locks. If you do arrive promptly then we try to get to Shepperton Lock for lunch.

The time it takes to reach the bottom of the mooring depends on the length of the mooring and the wave height. The larger the wave, the faster the descent. A typical descent rate in an aggressive, steady sea state is 2-3 m/s.

SeaHorse must operate on a jacketed mooring wire as described by Brooke Ocean Technology. As long as your cable and the terminations meet BOT approval, you can use your own cable. Most customers have relied on BOT to supply the mooring wire suitable for the application. A set of specially-designed stoppers are supplied as part of the SeaHorse system.

The majority of towns/harbormasters allow the short term use of a mooring if the permit holder is not using it. In some cases you may need to alert the harbormaster and we would encourage you to do so. Our service just provides a more organized means of arranging for what is a common practice among transient boaters.

No. You would need to do that through a local town government, and in most cases existing mooring permits are non-transferrable.

There is no waiting list (except for behind the breakwater). You can request an area, come to us with an application completed, and we will locate a spot. We will issue you a mooring permit, and you can then put in the mooring or have someone put it in for you. We have a sheet that shows the minimum gear requirements for various sized boats available for download from this website. Or, you could rent a mooring for the season from Flyers or Provincetown Marina.

You may use your boat's home berth without charge but all other mooring costs away from your home berth are payable by you the charterer.

Moorings balls in the Outer Harbor are privately owned and can only be occupied with the owners permission and under the City's sublicense rules. The East Moorings are rented on a monthly basis. To see the slip fees click here.

Avoids most permitting and home owner association issues because it is non-permanent and does not lift the boat.

Simply tie it off to your dock or slip just like you do your boat. Apply the same guidelines for attaching the In-Water Mooring Station as you would your boat. In any case, be mindful not to adversely affect navigation, natural resources, the rights of waterfront property owners and the public's health, safety and welfare as addressed in your local codes and ordinances. Remember, the In-Water Mooring Station floats ? allow for changes in tide.

Doubtful. 100-percent of the air would have to be evacuated from the inflation collar. An In-Water Mooring Station for a 30-foot vessel weighs about 100-pounds and should easily be supported by residual air trapped in the inflation collar.

Boat Bunkers In-Water Mooring Stations are targeted directly to the 20 million recreational boaters worldwide. Recreational boats that are bottom painted generally must be repainted every 18-months and still require hull cleaning. Not only does the bottom paint represent a recurring cost, it also has a negative impact on fuel efficiency (3-8%), resale value (10-30%), esthetics, and boat use.

Call Flyer's at 508-487-0518, or on CH 11; or call Provincetown Moorings at 508-487-0571, or on CH 09. The town has no rental facilities for recreational vessels."

The In-Water Mooring Station manufactured by BOAT BUNKERS isolates the water in contact with your boat's hull from the surrounding water. The isolation prevents water flow, oxygen replenishment and food sources so marine life cannot grow. Think of fish in an aquarium. Without food and oxygen, they will not survive. The In-Water Mooring Station floats on the water with an undershield below the waterline.

Not really. The mooring stations are designed for easy installation: (1) Lay the undershield out on the ground. (2) Inflate the collar and then attach the undershield with the snap buckles that are built into the undershield. (3) Attach the tailgate section and its ready to put into the water. We include a DVD that walks you through the process. It can be done fairly easily in less then two man-hours.

The mooring station is intended to fit beneath the boat and generally takes up around the same footprint as the boat itself. No. The water inside the In-Water Mooring Station remains at the same temperature as the surrounding water. The In-Water Mooring Station is not a thermal barrier.