Harbor sight is a term that refers to the various sights one can see when visiting a harbor. The crossword solutions for this term include WHARF (5 letters), FERRY (5 letters), ugboa (5 letters), SCOW (4 letters), PIER (4 letters), DOCK (4 letters), SEAGULL (7 letters), TUG (3 letters), SHIP (4 letters), and QUAY (4 letters). A WHARF is a structure built along a shoreline or riverbank to provide berthing for ships. A FERRY is a boat or other vessel used to transport people or goods across a body of water. An ugboa is a type of traditional fishing boat from Nigeria. A SCOW is a flat-bottomed boat with a blunt bow, often used for carrying cargo. A PIER is a raised platform built from the shore out over the water, typically supported by piles or pillars. A DOCK is a platform or area of water where ships can be loaded and unloaded. Seagulls are a type of sea bird commonly found near harbors. A TUG is a powerful boat used to pull or push larger vessels. A SHIP is a large vessel used for transporting people or goods by sea. A QUAY is a WHARF or structure on the shore of a harbor where ships can DOCK. TUGS are boats used to pull or push larger vessels.