Port of Salem

A small city just north of Boston, Salem, Massachusetts attracts visitors from around the globe. Most noted for the Salem Witch Trials of 1692, Salem’s history stretches from the 17th century to today and includes maritime heritage, American literature, architecture, military history, and more.

• Salem is 16 miles (25 km) north of Boston
• Salem is a 30-minute drive from Gloucester, and 24 miles (37 km) from historic Lexington and Concord, Massachusetts.
• High-speed Salem Ferry service between Salem and Boston is available May-October.
• Commuter train service between Salem and Boston’s North Station takes 30 minutes and is available daily, year-round.
• Receptive and hop-on tour guides are available

Salem Wharf Port Infrastructure

Address: 10 Blaney Street, Salem, MA 01970 USA
Latitude/Longitude: 42° 31.541′ N, 070° 52.473′ W
Berth: Maximum 800 FT (243 M) LOA
Controlling Depth: 32 FT (9.75 M)
Anchorage: Deep Water (38 FT / 11.5 M)
Tidal Range: Normal: 9 FT (2.74 M) Extreme: -1.7 to +11.2 (MLLW)
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Water Availability: Yes
Lighting: Yes
Refuse Disposal: Upon Request
Bunkering: Yes
Medical Services: Salem Hospital (Mass General Brigham) 2.5 MI (4KM). Pharmacies available downtown.
Shore Side Amenities: Global cuisine and captivating museums, including the world-renowned Peabody Essex Museum, steps from the waterfront. Discover Salem Maritime National Historic Park and centuries of history along Salem Harbor.
Other: Chandlery/Storing Services, Marine Services/Repair

Harbormaster: Captain William McHugh (978) 741-0098 | wmchugh@salempd.net

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