Helios and Missy were at the side of the harbour with the business ports and trade docks, but it wasn't difficult for them to backtrack a little to head towards the marina side of the docks. Pleasure craft and private yachts were moored in the marina, a swankier, cleaner, and at this time of night, a much quieter affair than the fisheries they just came from, which often bustled in the wee hours when the fishing boats made their way in and out.
At the Aberdeen Marina, there were quite a number of boats, some distinctly luxurious cruisers, some smaller catamarans, and a couple of speedy bowriders, all the way to small dinghys. As it was late at night, it was hard to tell if they were occupied, with most of the lights out, without closer investigation. Only one or two showed activity. The immigration clearance office, a small building at the far end was also closed at this time, naturally, with the sign Quarantine and Immigration Anchorage clearly printed on its exterior doors.
OOC:
I'll rule that it wasn't difficult to infer that such boats are at the marina end of the harbour, and that it was easy to find the way there, so I've taken the liberty to 'move' you to the location.
The list contains full names of the owners, make, model and registration number of their boat or craft, and name of craft (if any). It does not contain descriptive features, such as colour or design details. Neither Helios nor Missy has relevant Knowledge related to boats, so if you were looking for a specific boat I'll be asking for some rolls sooner or later.