RedactedNarrative: THE OPERATOR HAD JUST PURCHASED THIS SAILBOAT AND WAS TRAVELING FROM MASSACHUSETTS TO MAINE.  THE SAILBOAT MAST BECAME DISABLED SO THE OPERATOR BEACHED THE BOAT.  THE VESSEL WAS LOCATED BY HAMPTON BEACH STATE PARK ON THE SOUTHERLY SHORE LINE UP ON THE SAND LEANING AGAINST THE ROCKS. THE VESSEL WAS APPROXIMATELY 10 FEET FROM THE WATER LINE, AT THAT TIME, AS TIDE WAS STILL LOW AND SLOWLY COMING BACK IN OVER THE NEXT FEW HOURS.  THE VESSEL WAS LEANING TO ITS PORT OR LEFT SIDE AGAINST A ROCK WHICH HAD BUSTED THE INTEGRITY OF THE HULL. THE ROCK HAD FRESHLY EXPOSED SOME OF THE INTERIOR OF THE FIBERGLASS, LEAVING APPROXIMATELY ONE THROUGH TWO FOOT HOLES IN THE BOAT WITH PAINT FLAKING FROM THE IMPACT. NO OTHER DAMAGE WAS OBSERVED TO THE VESSEL, OUTSIDE OF THE ROCK COLLISION POINT. THE VESSEL WAS APPROXIMATELY 25-50 FEET AWAY FROM THE BRIDGE INTO THE HAMPTON RIVER. THE TOW BOAT HAD TO LIFT THE VESSEL OFF THE ROCKS WITH LARGE AIR BAGS. THE OPERATOR WAS ABLE TO JUMP OUT OF THE BOAT SO HE DID NOT SUSTAIN ANY INJURIES.