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VANCES BEACH Kennebecasis Bay |
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AT the southwestern end of Long Island, just before North Channel meets Kennebecasis Bay, there is a sandy beach along a pristine shore. This makes a wonderful daystop, particularly in the afternoon when the beach gets the sun. Anchor off the beach, or drop a stern anchor and take a bow line ashore.
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The anchorage offers very little protection, and the water is deep right up to the shore, so it isn’t recommended as an overnight anchorage in anything but the fairest weather.
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Copyright 2002 DIAMOND PASS PUBLISHING, INC.
19 Brook Lane, Peaks Island, Maine 04108
phone/fax 207-766-2337
A Cruising Guide to the Maine Coast, Hank and Jan Taft, Curtis Rindlaub