Sebasco Harbor | water, seaport, cove

 water, seaport, cove

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Sebasco Harbor, a good anchorage for small vessels, is eastward and southward of Harbor Island, and 3.5 miles northward of Bald Head. Dry Ledges form a large, bare ledge in the entrance; the northern end should be given a berth of over 100 yards, and the broken
ground extending 300 yards eastward from the ledge should be avoided.

The entrance, marked by a lighted buoy, is between Dry Ledges and the buoy about 200 yards southward of Harbor Island. Rocky ledges extending about 150 yards from both shores restrict the entrance to Sebasco Harbor. On the western side numerous bare rocks extend shoreward along the ledge in a northwesterly direction.

The harbor is filled with moorings belonging to Sebasco Harbor Resort and available for rent to transients. There is a Harbormaster based at the dockhouse at the landing on the eastern shore.