Safe Harbor Wentworth By The Sea (New Castle, NH)

Safe Harbor Wentworth By The Sea
116 Morgans Wy, New Castle, NH 03854

Date of Service: Thursday, 8/27/26 – Monday, 8/31/26 (Dock: A, Slip: 12)
Cons: Availability (Wait List)
Pros: Beautiful Grounds, Cleanliness, Complimentary Loaner Vehicles (3), Complimentary WiFi, Dock Carts, Dock Hands (2), Dockside Depth, Floating Docks, Friendly Staff, Gated Docks to Vessels, Helpful Staff (Rick), Hours (8AM – 6PM), Keycard Access, Landscape, Laundry, Location, Mail Delivery Welcome, Multiple Restaurants Onsite, Open Daily, Public Dock Walkway, Small Mom & Pop Marina Vibe, & Sunset Views

• Bait & Tackle ($)
• Barbecue Grills
• Boater Concierge Service
• Complimentary Parking
• Complimentary WiFi
• Courtesy Vehicles (3)
• Dock Boxes
• Dock Carts
• Floating Docks
• Fuel Available 24/7 Self Serve ($)
• Gated Access to Vessels
• Ice ($)
• Laundry
• On-Premise Boat Charters ($)
• Pet Friendly
• Pump Out
• Service & Maintenance ($)
• Ship Store ($)
• Showers
• 170 Slips
• Transient Slips ($)
• Waterside Restaurant (Great Island Eatery) ($)
• Wet Slips ($)
• Winter Storage ($)

Comments: Conveniently located minutes from historic downtown Portsmouth offering entertainment, restaurants, and shops by vehicle. 

Dockside lunch or dinner at the onsite, Great Island Eatery or head over to the adjacent Wentworth by the Sea hotel for fine dining at Salt Kitchen & Bar, or casual dining at Latitudes.

Jeffrey’s Ledge is boat accessible.

Monitors channel 16 and working is 71.

Pool access is $65/PP daily.

Seacoast Boat Charters is onsite for fishing excursion to Jeffrey’s Ledge, kayaks and or visiting the Great Bay estuary.

Short driving distance to/from Great Bay (11.2 miles) and Odiorne Point State Park (Rye, NH) (4.1 miles).

Within 5 miles of: beach, car rentals, dog park, golf, grocery store, medical facility, pharmacy, and water taxi.

Return Again: Absolutely! So, about an hour until our marina approach (recent break through blood clot). I stand by Jacques in the helm seat, and note the screen ETA. Walk away questioning whether I can tolerate what’s happening or hopeful that maybe I was misreading screen. So, I return and ask. He responds. And as calm as I could, I said, “not to alarm you but, I’m experiencing left arm numbness and tingling, we need to get there sooner rather than later. Forgo the hookups. Notify the marina ASAP and make any arrangements necessary“. Suddenly, the RPM’s kicked into a speed that the vessel hasn’t been pushed since our survey. Jacques in this storm, was the warrior! Navigating dodging lobster pots, mounting lines/fenders, and coordinating with the marina. Upon our arrival, two dock hands (yes, I handled my lines) were waiting, a golf cart to take me to the parking lot, and more importantly talk about “luck” a recent retired Chief EMT (Rick) who came onboard to assess me (clammy, left arm tingling/numbness, nausea, slightly winded and just not feeling right). While the marina has a courtesy car (and offered) he suggested an ambulance instead. Spent the afternoon and late night at Portsmouth Regional Hospital (Portsmouth, NH). Fortunately, no findings but the numbing/tingling still exist.