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Cruise into Anacortes
by Glenn Kohaly
BOASTING ENDLESS RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES, ANACORTES HAS SOMETHING FOR ALL AGES, interests and skill levels. Right here, you can enjoy sailing, power boating, whale watching, hiking, kayaking, mountain
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biking, golfing, camping, sport fishing, bird watching, scuba diving, beachcombing and much more.
Anacortes is a natural destination for Northwest boaters looking for provisions, boat maintenance, filling up the fuel tanks or simply a great shore excursion. Cap Sante Boat Haven Marina offers a public marina with guest moorage and US Customs. They have a new fuel dock right at the marina entrance and thanks to their focus on competitive pricing it is reportedly the busiest fuel dock in the region. In addition to a new 3000 pound small boat hoist, they can easily handle haul-outs up to 25,000 lbs. Permanent and transient moorage is available with 150- 200’ berths. Anthony’s now has 22 restaurants throughout the Pacific Northwest, with the newest location at Cap Sante Boat Haven. Anthony’s is a local family owned company. Since they serve the freshest Northwest seafood with great waterfront views, Cap Sante Marina is the perfect place for them. If you are anywhere near Anacortes be sure to make
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