SAILING GLOSSARY
Anchorage
An anchorage is a place where a boat is stopped at anchor, as well as the system made up of the anchor, chain, and rope used to keep it in place. More generally, to anchor means to drop the anchor and stop the boat. A good anchorage is a place where you can sleep without waking up wondering whether the boat is still in the same place.
Aboard Eolo
Other than sailing, it’s what we love most: sleeping at anchor!
ALONG OUR JOURNEY
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Articles 7
- A beautiful day of sailing toward Cornfield Harbour
- A Good Reminder to Always Put Safety First!
- Waiting for our package, I climb the mast!
- At Sandy Hook, you can really feel the boating lifestyle.
- Two Days in New York with a Spectacular View!
- A Regatta in Kingston and Some Tricky Anchorages!
- Day 2 - Bluff Point to Burlington
Places 18
- Jackson Creek 2
- Reedville east Anchorage
- Cornfield Harbour
- Zahnisers Mooring Field
- Canton Baltimore Mooring
- Mooring Basin
- Mouillage Coast Guard Cape May
- Mouillage Atlantic Highlands
- Atlantic Highlands Municipal Harbor
- Mouillage Horseshoe Cove
- Ellis Island Anchorage
- Haverstraw
- Haverstraw Harbor
- Mouillage Cold Spring
- Pollepel Island
- Mouillage de Chimney Point
- Plage Blanchard
- North of Greendale