Port Hadlock

June 5, 2020. We reluctantly left our peaceful anchorage in Kilisut Harbor. The entrance/exit of this harbor is nerve-wracking. It’s a narrow, shallow (I measured 5 ft at one point), winding path almost 4 miles long with strong currents. There was a group of seals hauled up on the beach on our way out. I couldn’t take my eyes off the channel, but Alan took some photos.

After successfully exiting Kilisut Harbor, we motored down to Port Hadlock where we went ashore to the grocery store and spent a night gripping the sides of the bed because the current was turning us sideways to the NW wind creating a great deal of turbulence for us. This will only be a day stop in future!

Port Hadlock. Calliope at anchor in front.

Leave a comment