Conscience Point Marina

The Marina & Its Harbor

This camera overlooks Conscience Point Marina on North Sea Road, a working pleasure-boat harbor tucked into the protected waters of North Sea Harbor. Wooden docks line the shore, hosting an ever-changing array of motor cruisers, runabouts and sailing yachts that come and go across the season.

North Sea Harbor & the Bay

Beyond the slips, the sheltered inlet opens toward Little Peconic Bay, its glassy surface ringed by the low wooded shoreline of the North Fork and the Hamptons. The setting is a classic maritime corner of eastern Long Island, a haven for boaters and anglers alike.

Conscience Point & Southampton History

The site marks Conscience Point, the landing place of the first English settlers of Southampton in 1640 — one of the oldest English settlements in New York State. The surrounding Conscience Point National Wildlife Refuge preserves the unspoiled salt marsh and woodland of this historic shore.

Visiting the Hamptons Waterfront

Part of the storied Hamptons on the South Fork of Long Island, this stretch of coastline draws visitors for its quiet harbors, sandy beaches and seafood. The marina offers a front-row seat to the unhurried rhythm of life on the bay.