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Place is absolutely gorgeous!! In love with Shelter Islamd they only trouble is you need to take a ferry or private boat here.. Other then that its amazing!!

Before departing for Shelter Island, we referenced our copy of the 2017 Register of American Yacht Clubs Reciprocity Guide, confirming that both our club and the Shelter Island Yacht Club were listed and that SIYC offered reciprocity. Upon arriving at SIYC, we inquired with the staff at the desk, one of whom we believe was the manager. This 'gentleman' representing SIYC proceeded to lie - yes... *lie* - to us, stating that our club was not listed in the book, and that we could not be granted access to his club. My husband sits on our yacht club's board of directors. He was puzzled as to how this situation could arise since he personally wrote the 2017 membership check to the Yachting Club of America. He was sure that our club was listed in the membership guide. When we returned from our trip, we again verified that Shelter Island Yacht Club indeed was listed as a reciprocal club, along with our club, in the 2017 Register. It is outrageous that our yacht club paid a $500 membership fee so that its members could enjoy reciprocal privileges, yet my husband and I were blatantly lied to and turned away. We are a couple in our 50s, highly educated, polite, and well-dressed. The manager's actions were unwarranted. We quietly walked away from SIYC, disappointed and offended by the deplorable behavior of its management and representatives.

We have sailed here for decades. Reciprocal privileges. Great showers , ice, and launch. I love this YC. Bring a collared shirt! Stand for Colors! Dog friendly. They have a nice menu. Spectacular views of the mooring field with its Herrshoff 12.5 fleet . Close to wonderful restaurants within walking distance. A Hardware store has marine supplies and a little of everything else. Ice cream, a small market and a toy store will entertain kids. Fuel, bike rentals nearby. Walk to the island ferry and head over to Greenport too. Great staff.

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Shelter Island Marinas – Our 3 Favorite Spots To Get Boating

Shelter Island marinas are a boater’s paradise, especially for sailors! With stunning views, calm waters, and abundant marine life, the island thrives on boating as one of the island’s most popular activities. Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or a novice boater, there’s something for everyone at Shelter Island marinas. Here, we’ll explore the main marinas and Shelter Island harbors – their locations and services, including boat rentals and charters.

There are three beautiful Shelter Island marinas and harbors that offer a full range of services. They include Dering Harbor, Island Boat Yard on West Neck Harbor and Coecles Harbor Marina & Boatyard.  

Amenities at these marinas and harbors include fueling, pump-out, and electrical hookups – with more services offered depending on the marina. Additionally, there are several options for boat rentals and charters on the island. 

Check Out the Beach Goers

On your boat, you can also peer out at Crescent Beach, just down the block from Seven on Shelter Island. Or check out all the beach-goers at Wades Beach and Shell Beach. If it’s racing you’re after, there are several events and races throughout the year, including the annual Around Shelter Island Race. This event attracts sailors from all over the world. With its natural beauty, you can’t go wrong on the water and at any of our Shelter Island marinas. 

Read on as we break down these Shelter Island marinas, so that you can be prepared should you want to set sail on stunning Shelter Island. Whatever you decide, a great day awaits you at these top destinations around the island.

Shelter Island Marinas and Harbors:

1. Dering Harbor

• Services : Fuel dock, pump-out station https://jwpiccozzi.com ice, restrooms, showers, WiFi, dockside electricity, water hookup, marine store, and transient slips.
• Address : 178 Bridge Street, Shelter Island Heights, NY 11965
• Website : https://members.marinalife.com/marinas/piccozzis-dering-harbor-marina/

Picturesque Dering Harbor is located on the north side of Shelter Island, just east of Greenport. It’s right in the middle of the charming Shelter Island Heights area, filled with cute cafes and independent shops like beach gear stores, high design boutiques, and more. The marina features 60 slips. It also offers boat accommodations for boats up to 75 feet long. The marina provides a full range of services, including fueling, pump-out, electrical hookups, and water. The Village of Dering Harbor (a short walk from Bridge Street) is an attraction in and of itself, and makes a lovely morning stroll to take in the views of the water and the beautiful wooden sailboats.  

If you’re seeking more amenities with your boating experience, Dering Harbor is home to the prestigious Shelter Island Yacht Club . However, you will need a member to invite you there, or you’ll need to be a member of one of its reciprocal yacht clubs. The Shelter Island Yacht club is one of the premier yacht clubs on the East Coast. It’s been a fixture of the community since its founding in 1886. The club offers a range of activities including sailing lessons, racing programs and social events. 

The SIYC also boasts the largest fleet of H12 wooden sailboats designed by Nathaniel Herreshoff . The club’s beautiful clubhouse looks over Dering Harbor and offers stunning views of the water. Members can also access the private marina, which includes over 100 slips and state-of-the-art facilities. The Shelter Island Yacht Club is committed to promoting the sport of sailing and community among members. 

2. The Island Boatyard Marina on West Neck Harbor

This Island Boat Yard Marina is a popular destination for boaters on Shelter Island. This full-service marina offers everything from boat storage and repair services, to fuel and dockage. The marina offers easy access to some of the best fishing, boating, and water sports in the area. The facility also has a friendly and knowledgeable staff that can assist your boating needs. Its location on Shelter Island, close to trails, hikes and more , is serene and scenic. Salt Waterfront Bar & Grill and its neighboring Shipwreck Boat Bar  

makes the Island Boat Yard Marina a perfect place to stop for lunch or dinner.  Whether you’re a captain or just starting out, the Island Boatyard is a great place to set sail.

• Services : Full-service marina, including boat repair, maintenance, and storage, fuel dock, pump-out station, dockside electricity, water hookup, ice, showers, WiFi, marine store, and transient slips.
• Address : 135 North Menantic Rd, Shelter Island, NY 11964
• Website : https://www.islandboatyard.com/

3. Coecles Harbor Marina & Boatyard

Coecles Harbor Marina is another beautiful Shelter Island marina with a good portion of its perimeter is along the Nature Conservancy’s Mashomack Preserve. Located on the southeast side of Shelter Island, and features 68 slips, with accommodations for boats up to 65 feet long. Like the other marinas, it offers a full range of services, including fueling, pump-out, and electrical hookups.  Take your dinghy ashore to enjoy dining at the historic Ram’s Head Inn.  

• Services : Fuel dock, pump-out station, laundry facilities, showers, WiFi, dockside electricity, water hookup, dinghy dockage, transient slips, mooring rentals, marine store, marine repairs, boat rentals, and charters.
• Address : 21 South Menantic Road, Shelter Island, NY 11964
• Website : www.coeclesharbormarine.com

Discover the Beauty and Prestige of Shelter Island

With its stunning coastline and picturesque harbors, Shelter Island is a lovely destination for boaters. While sailing, you can see many stunning landmarks and beaches around the island or the Hamptons. Check out the historic Montauk Point lighthouse, which has been guiding sailors since 1796. Or, if you dare go even further, head towards Connecticut and New England . 

However you get out on the Shelter Island waters, you cannot go wrong. Not only is it the ideal way to spend a day, but our marinas ensure you’ll have everything you need to set sail safely and comfortably. We’ll see you on the water!

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Place is absolutely gorgeous!! In love with Shelter Islamd they only trouble is you need to take a ferry or private boat here.. Other then that its amazing!! Read more

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Before departing for Shelter Island, we referenced our copy of the 2017 Register of American Yacht Clubs Reciprocity Guide, confirming that both our club and the Shelter Island Yacht Club were... Read more

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We have sailed here for decades. Reciprocal privileges. Great showers , ice, and launch. I love this YC. Bring a collared shirt! Stand for Colors! Dog friendly. They have a nice menu.... Read more

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A reciprocal yacht club program is a partnership between two or more yacht clubs that allows members of one club to visit and use the facilities of the other club when they are traveling. This program provides a great opportunity for yacht club members to explore new destinations and meet fellow boaters while enjoying the same amenities they would have at their own club. When a yacht club joins a reciprocal program, it agrees to allow members of partner clubs to visit and use its facilities, such as the clubhouse, docks, and other amenities. In return, members of the host club can also use the facilities of the visiting club when they are traveling to that area. The Sea Cliff Yacht Club has reciprocal privilege agreements with many yacht clubs throughout Long Island Sound, the United States, Canada, and several other foreign countries. Although the extent of privileges may vary slightly, generally a Sea Cliff Yacht Club member can expect to be allowed to use all the welcoming club's available facilities and services, including short term berthing, meal and bar service, heads, and showers, etc. Some clubs charge for the first night's berthing, others do not, and it seldom matters whether you come by boat or car.  It is always recommended to contact the Reciprocal Club to secure a reservation.  Remember; you are expected to pay before you leave. If you would like to visit a Club not listed on our standard reciprocal list, please contact the main office at [email protected] to request that a formal letter announcing your planned visit be sent out.  Many Clubs that do not normally reciprocate with Sea Cliff, will offer the use of their facilities by this method.  If you are traveling abroad, it is often a friendly gesture to present a Club Burgee to the visited Club. The current list of Reciprocal Clubs is:   Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club PO Box 123 Atlantic Highlands NJ 07716 908-291-1118 American Yacht Club PO Box 651 Rye NY 10580 914-967-4800 Annapolis Yacht Club 2 Compromise Street Annapolis, MD 21401 410-263-9279 VHF Channel 68 Beach Point Yacht Club Orient Point Mamaroneck NY 10543 914-698-1600 Black Rock Yacht Club 80 Grovers Avenue Bridgeport CT 06605 203-335-0587 Bronxonia Yacht Club 518 Ellsworth Avenue Bronx NY 10465 718-822-9113 Centerport Yacht Club PO Box 624 Centerport NY 11721 516-261-5440 VHF Channel 68 City Island Yacht Club 63 Pilot Street W. Bronx NY 10464 718-885-2487 VHF Channel 68 Conanicut Yacht Club PO Box 257 Jamestown RI 02835 401-423-1424 Douglaston Yacht Squadron 600 West Drive Douglaston NY 11363 212-229-3900 Essex Yacht Club 19 Novelty Lane Essex CT 06426 203-767-8121 Epping Forest Yacht Club 1830 Epping Forest Drive Jacksonville FL 32217 904-739-7200 Fayerweather Yacht Club 51 Brewster Street Bridgeport CT 06605 203-576-6796 VHF Channel 9 Halloween Yacht Club 10 Seaview Avenue Stamford CT 06904 203-348-5510 Harlem Yacht Club 417 Hunter Avenue City Island NY 10464 718-885-9809 Huguenot Yacht Club Harbor House New Rochelle NY 10805 914-636-6300 Huntington Yacht Club 95 East Shore Road Huntington NY 11743 631-427-4949 VHF Channel 9 Indian Harbor Yacht Club 710 Steamboat Road Greenwich CT 06830 203-869-2484 Larchmont Yacht Club Woodbine Avenue Larchmont NY 10538 914-834-2440 VHF Channel 72 Lloyd Harbor Yacht Club PO Box 60 Huntington NY 11743 Mamaroneck Yacht Club PO Box 188 Mamaroneck NY 10543 Manhasset Bay Yacht Club 455 Main Street Port Washington NY 11050 516-767-2150 VHF Channel 68 Milford Yacht Club 131 Trumball Avenue Milford CT 06460 203-877-1261 Miramar Yacht Club 3050 Emmons Avenue Brooklyn NY 11235 212-646-9436 Mount Sinai Yacht Club 244 Harbor Beach Road Mt. Sinai NY 11766 NYAC Yacht Club Travers Island Pelham Manor NY 10803 914-738-9716 Northport Yacht Club PO Box 29 Northport NY 11768 516-261-7633 VHF Channel 71 North Shore Yacht Club 73 Orchard Beach Port Washington NY 11050 516-883-9823 VHF Channel 68 Norwalk Yacht Club Nathan Hale Road South Norwalk CT 06854 VHF Channel 71 Pequot Yacht Club 669 Harbor Road Southport CT 06490 203-255-5749 Pine Orchard Yacht Club PO Box 327 Branford CT 06405 203-488-2575 Ponus Yacht Club 41 Bateman Way Stamford CT 06902 Portland Yacht Club 40 Old Powerhouse Road Falmouth, ME 04105 Port Washington Yacht Club PO Box 454 Port Washington NY 11050 516-767-1614 VHF Channel 9 Raritan Yacht Club 160 Water Street Perth Amboy NJ 08861 Richmond County Yacht Club 142 Mansion Avenue Staten Island NY 10308 Riverside Yacht Club 102 Club Road Riverside CT 06878 203-637-1706 VHF Channel 9 Sag Harbor Yacht Club 27 Bay Street Sag Harbor NY 11963 631-725-0567 VHF Channel 16 Sagamore Yacht Club PO Box 327 Oyster Bay NY 11771 631-922-0555 VHF Channel 9 Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club   314 Yacht Club Road Oyster Bay NY 11771 631-922-6200 VHF Channel 9 Setauket Yacht Club /Port Jefferson Yacht Club PO Box 318 1 Surf Avenue Port Jefferson NY 11777 631-473-9808 VHF Channel 68 Shattemuc Yacht Club PO Box 29 Ossining NY 10562 914-941-8777 Sheepshead Bay Yacht Club 376 Emmons Avenue Brooklyn NY 11235 Sheldrake Yacht Club PO Box 173 Mamaroneck NY 10543 Shelter Island Yacht Club PO Box 546 Shelter Island Hts. NY 11965 516-744-0888 Shrewsbury River Yacht Club 925 River Road Fair Haven NJ 07704 201-747-9873 Stamford Yacht Club 97 Ocean Drive West Stamford CT 06902 203-323-3161 Stony Brook Yacht Club PO Box 755 Stony Brook NY 11790 631-751-9873 Stuyvesant Yacht Club 10 Centre Street City Island NY 10464 718-885-9840 VHF Channel 72

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Where everyone gets involved: shelter island recreation dept. hosts pickup games for all ages and skills.

By Jackson Rohrer

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Every Monday, Thursday, and Sunday, basketball players of all ages and skill levels come together for some friendly competition through the town’s Recreation Department “Pickup Basketball” at the school gym.

I dropped by last Sunday to see what the program is all about.

What stood out when first walking into the gym, are the regulars. Jimbo Theinert, a Shelter Island High School math teacher, is one of those familiar faces.

“I started coming here when I was a sophomore in high school, thanks to my teammate, Chris Evangelista,” Jimbo told me. “That was 22 years ago, and I’ve been playing here ever since. My basketball game has evolved so much over the years, and I’ve had more fun here than I did during my high school basketball seasons.”

He’s not the only one who shows up to almost every session; Corri Cass, Manny Payano, Dave Liszanckie, and George Kneeland, have all been attending for almost 30 years. Even though they know each other well, they’re always welcoming to new players, making it easy for anyone to join in.

The Town Recreation Department Director Bethany Ortmann said that the program of pickup games has always been well attended.  “We will get as many as 20 people playing,” Ms. Ortmann said. “The program is offered at no cost to the community.  We continue to offer the program because it’s a way for adults to improve their physical health, and we feel it can help people find community and connect with friends.” 

Last Sunday’s session had 14 players, which allowed for a 4-on-4 game on one end of the court and a 3-on-3 game on the other. The age range among the players was impressive. The youngest, Harrison Weslek, is 17 years old, and a senior at Shelter Island High School. The oldest, Ron Adler, is 74 years old, almost a 60-year age gap between the players.

Each side of the court was set up to have players of similar age and skill levels facing off, keeping the games competitive, but within reach for everyone. Playing to 11 points each game, everyone had the chance to face different levels of competition and play with different people.

As the session started to slow down, everyone switched to a full court 5-on-5 game, putting players on all-new teams. The pace of play varied, depending on the game format. The 3-on-3 games were laid-back, still competitive, but with a slower pace. The 4-on-4 was more intense, with tougher defense, a faster pace, and a focus on team basketball. But the 5-on-5 game was a whole different experience — much faster, with a totally different feel as everyone adjusted to new teammates and opponents.

Overall, the sessions are very casual. Players came and went, with some attending parts of the session and others staying for the whole time. It’s definitely a program worth checking out if you’re into basketball, no matter your age or skill level. Whether it’s your first time attending, or you’ve been coming for years, the players and regulars are a crowd worth getting to know.

After the session, Rob Reilly summed it up well: “I’ve been playing in this program for about five years now, and it’s like being transported into a different time, in a good way. You get to know all the people who live here — firefighters, teachers, police officers — everyone is part of this basketball league. It’s so rare to have that level of community in today’s world. It’s truly a nice feeling living on Shelter Island, when you have programs like this and a sense of camaraderie.”

Harrison Weslek added, “It’s so nice that these guys just want to see me develop as a player and as a person. I’ve met some of the wisest people at these sessions and learned so much about basketball and about life.”

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Sunday 11 a.m., Monday, Thursday, 8 p.m., Shelter Island School. Free, drop-in, open play.

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Tuesday 8 p.m., Shelter Island School. Free, drop-in, open play.

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Wednesday 8 p.m., Shelter Island School. Free, drop-in, open play.

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