Characteristics
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AnchorAllowed
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Mooring buoysAvailable
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Anchor stern toAvailable
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Lines ashoreNot necessary
Type of seabed
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Sand
Protection against wind & swell
Reachable by dinghy
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BeachAvailable
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SnackAvailable
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WaterAvailable
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DockAvailable
Information on the quay
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UnavailableElectricity
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AvailableWater
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—Paying
Information on mooring buoys
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+1 805-772-6254Phone
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—VHF channel
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—Length
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—Permanent
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YesGuest buoys
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—Number of buoys
Moorings around Morro Bay
User reviews (1 rating)
Morro Bay has a great anchorage with really good holding. This is my home port and I have anchored in the anchorage many many times. Anchor between the mooring field to the south and buoy 12. You will notice a floating dock at the south end of the anchorage with 3 tall poles. Use those 3 poles as range markers and stay to the east of that line. There will appear to be a lot of water to the west of that line but it is only a few feet deep at low tide. As of March 2018 anchoring is free for the first 5 days and then $5 per day. There is a dinghy dock southeast of the anchorage.
Morro Bay has a great anchorage with really good holding. This is my home port and I have anchored in the anchorage many many times. Anchor between the mooring field to the south and buoy 12. You will notice a floating dock at the south end of the anchorage with 3 tall poles. Use those 3 poles as range markers and stay to the east of that line. There will appear to be a lot of water to the west of that line but it is only a few feet deep at low tide. As of March 2018 anchoring is free for the first 5 days and then $5 per day. There is a dinghy dock southeast of the anchorage.
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