Sign at Harford Pier with information about fishing, public funding, and ice services, situated on a pier overlooking the ocean with hills in the background.

Departure Locations & Information

Adventures depart from the Harford Pier Public Dock. This is the last pier at the end of the road past Fat Cat’s Restaurant and right past the Patriot Sportfishing BLUE building. Parking is FREE in all the white spots and green spots must be paid for via the kiosk near the Coastal Gateway Building. Please view the gallery to familiarize yourself with the overall scenario and plan on during the peak times of the year (May-October) to at least be 1/2 hour ahead of your reservation time to enable you to park and/or walk to the departure point.

There are two (2) other charter boat companies that operate from this very small dock also, so we must all work together. Getting to the Departure Location on time is super important however so just give yourself enough time to navigate the Port San Luis Harbor Traffic and Parking ‘adventure’ for this can take some time on busy summer days. Weekends are really impacted! So keep this all in mind.

Please view our FAQ page HERE for additional information.

Below is a map of the Departure Location. Please call if you have any questions.

Also below is a gallery of all the photos you will need to find your way in Port San Luis Harbor and the Harford Pier.

Satellite map showing a harbor area with marked departure and arrival points. The departure location is on Harbor Pier at the public dock on Harford Pier, and the destination is a marina with labeled Mermaid Market, snacks, drinks, sunscreen, and sunscreen on the dock. Two green circles with blue and black text highlight these points.
 
Signboard at Harford Pier showing businesses, hours, and regulations, with a wooden pier and water in the background under cloudy sky.
View looking down a metal staircase at a public landing in Port San Luis, showing water below and wooden railings on sides.
Underneath a wooden pier with a metal walkway and railings, supported by large wooden pilings, with water visible underneath.
View of a dock extending into a bay with hills in the distance, calm water, and partly cloudy sky