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Hog Cay - Long Island

Location: Long Island
Lat / Lon: N 23° 36.345' / W 075° 20.635'
Depth: 8'-10'
Tide: 2.0'-2.5'
Description:
Hog Cay is a private Island just south of Calabash Bay on the north end of Long Island and is often preferred as an alternative to Calabash Bay.
There is a pretty anchorage off the beach that offers good holding and reasonable protection from the NE-E. In settled conditions there is less surge here than in Calabash Bay which is ~1.5 nm further north. Do not stay in this anchorage if there is a chance of a west wind. Anchor along the beach just north of the 2 story octagonal house in clear sand for the best holding. For vessels wishing to enter Joe’s Sound, The Hog Cay anchorage is a good spot to wait until high slack tide.

Holding:

5.00

Good, Sand

Wind Protection:

3.00

NE-SE

Current Flow:

5.00

Wake Protection:

5.00

Open and Exposed SSE-NNW

Scenic Beauty:

5.00

Ease of Shopping:

1.00

Shore Access:

1.00

Private Beach nearby

Review for Hog Cay - Long Island

Reviewed by: Mark Simpson, Truant, on Feb 8, 2021
Vessel Type: Power
LOA: 34'
Draft: 5.0'

Overall Rating:

5

Holding:

5

Wind Protection:

3

Current Flow:

5

Wake Protection:

5

Scenic Beauty:

5

Ease of Shopping:

1

Shore Access:

1

Good protection between the reef and shore. Good holding, good fishing and very pretty.

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