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Old Lyme Marina

5.0 (1 review)

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Safe Harbor Essex Island

Safe Harbor Essex Island

(3 reviews)

You will not find a nicer marina on the CT river! The crew is helpful, you are protected from the…read moreweather from almost all points of the compass, and are on an island in a very safe environment. A complementary ferry service is available on demand to take you into downtown Essex where you can visit the iconic Griswold Inn, the Black Seal and a number of other fine restaurants all within easy walking distance. Two marine repair facilities are within 100 feet of their docks. I just finished the Americas Great Loop and have seen a lot of marinas. I really don't know how anyone could want for more than Dauntless Essex Island Marina.

This is the second year in a row they've pulled the bait and switch on us. They over promise and…read moreunder deliver. They totally screwed us with dockage. We were 3 boats suppose to be together on the river side. They threw us in the back of the marina where there's no view and no wind. You literally have to cross over mud piles to get to the pool. They put one boat in front of a launch and promised to move us all to the front of the marina then only moved the one boat only because they needed the launch. Lied. we look at mound of dirt and machinery . It's filled with bugs everywhere and the crew straight up lies to your face. The marina has huge chunks of wood floating everywhere. The restaurant is barely a restaurant and the hours they are actually open are ridiculous. I will never come back again. Ever!!!

S & S Marine

S & S Marine

(9 reviews)

My first review was too long, basically a professional mechanic that's willing to work on outdated…read moreinboards is tough to find so Scott gets credit for taking on the job I bought I bought a boat from a guy based off of phone conversation so I'm lucky I was able to start it and drive away. Barely the boat had major issues was actually in danger of sinking thank good Scott fixed all the bilge pumps and checked everything but there's some issues. They're just too much like a pitted rusted after cooler that eventually linked frozen seacock was never serviced with my fault for not checking service records. If ever buy an old boat make sure those service records are complete. Make sure they change that impellers and the bolts have all been lubricated especially seacock. The saltwater flushing for those engines and if it gets stuck in there the engine could get ruined quickly. This place had a lot of parts and it didn't they'd find it for you. They were very expensive but basically it comes to this : unless your a multi. Multi-millionaire not just a millionaire a multi-millionaire don't buy a boat unless you can fix everything yourself because a million bucks isn't going to save you

Scott and his team at S&S Marine do a great job. Regardless of your issue, type of boat/engine they…read morework quickly and efficiently to resolve whatever problem you have. I've purchased two boats from them, have had them both serviced and stored there and have nothing but praise for their professionalism and care. I would highly recommend S&S Marine for all your boating needs.

Safe Harbor Dauntless Shipyard - Dauntless Shipyard & Marina

Safe Harbor Dauntless Shipyard

(11 reviews)

Safe Harbor, Dauntless/Essex Island Marina is a legacy marina from the Jack Brewer class. Yes you…read morewill be killing and flushing off spiders for the rest of the season and the currents inside can at times be swift but it remains a destination marina with pretty well maintained grounds and dicks. What I want to talk about is the service facilities and staff there. As a professional Ships Delivery Captain, I've seen my share of marinas. Most of the old Brewers were known for expensive but good work. I am very particular who works on my boat and like many of the southern New England marinas,vthe staff have been severely thinned out and the old timers let go. The same is true here. With one notable exception. The Regiinal Manager and head hanch is still Doug Domini. While we always exchange words and threats I know when Doug personally signs off on a job the work and boat are safe to go. You can't put a value on that type of surety. I know sometimes I'll like to poetically hit him over the head for his arrogance and I am absolutely sure he feels the same way but I've personally witnessed his work and his word and skill levels are rare these days. Sometimes you have to put up with a little arrogance to get good work. Maybe there's a reason he's arrogant.. because he knows what he's doing. I'm sure he find this Captain BullDog a challenge too but tolerates me for the same reason.

While they do good work, prepared yourself for sticker shock and for an attitude if you have any…read morequestions. I had work done and found the manager to be combative when I had questions about which propeller was appropriate for the application. I ended up going with his recommendation but he was very offended when I wanted to get a second opinion. Later, when I asked to be aboard my own boat for sea trials I was told that they did not allow it. Had the manager allowed me to be on the boat and had been able to ask questions, I would have much better understood the functioning of my new propeller. Sadly, I had to talk to other owners and the manufacturer as a sorted though questions. Later, when I approached the manager about hauling the boat for a few weeks, he made it very clear that he wasn't interested in doing business with me, even going as far as saying "I just don't like you." Not a great look.

Old Lyme Marina - marinas - Updated October 2026

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