Augustenborg Yachthavn v/Peder Dahl
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Marina Minde offers 460 berths for sailing and motor boats, catamarans and trimarans with approx. 23 meters as maximum length, approx. 7 meters as maximum width and up to 7 meters draft. The marina is equipped with floating bridges, convenient at high and low tide (usually +/- 60 cm). The floating bridges are at a considerable distance. This ensures plenty of space for the port maneuvers without the risk of touching poles, bridges and other vessels.

The club has 2 cranes that are free to use for club members. If a lift is available, non-members can use it for a fee. Inquiries should be made to the captain of the port. See more in the rates. See the regulations for the use of cranes in the club regulations for winter storage space. The old mast crane is located on the East A bridge. The crane is equipped with an electric winch that is activated with the key D on the mast. The lock is located immediately next to the crane. The crane can be lifted up to max. 250 kg,

The Marina Fiskenæs marina offers more than 200 moorings for sailboats in the size from 15 feet to 42 feet. For moorings there are free bathrooms and toilets, as well as rooms with "living room" and kitchen.

We have 650 moorings and approx. 13,500 overnight stays per year among the most visited ports in Denmark. With its beautiful location and central location near Alssund, the Flensburg Fjord and the southern Funen Archipelago, the Sønderborg Marina is an attractive tourist destination for both new boaters and experienced shipowners.

At Dyvig Bro we offer free Wi-Fi and free bikes. In addition, you have the opportunity to unleash the "play boy" in our bathing castle. If you have forgotten the grill, there is always a grill in the port, which you can use freely. You also have the option of renting a paddle board or kayak, just contact the harbor captain.

Diesel Can be bought around the clock from the self-service stand at the mast crane. Wi-Fi The entire port area has Wi-Fi coverage.

The street with private buoys ends just before the port. After the last couple of buoys, head towards the head of the first jetty. The free spaces are marked with green signs. Here you lie safe and secure in an idyllic setting. A guest house and barbecue area are available, and the little ones will enjoy it here too. The port captain takes care of the scrolls and other little things. There is a nearby bus stop for excursions in the wider area.

The port has 330 berths with long boat guest berths on the southern bridges and the southern part of the central bridge, as well as on stilts with green signs. The largest ships in the port: 25 m in length, 6 m in width and 2.8 m in depth, motor boats must use it in the port. facilities in the port - New bath / bath, washer / dryer and clubhouse. - Port office with payment machine. - Mast crane, diesel tank, environmental station and towing site. - Internet access point - Pitches for barbecue, barbecue house and campfire. - Bathing dock with bathing pontoon - Electricity and water on all bridges. Hotel and restaurant with inn.

Mommark Marina now offers its guests a new 3-star service building, with bathroom, shower and kitchen room. BBQ pitches have been set up, with beautiful views of the marina. The marina has its own smokehouse and its own small Café, which in addition to Danish ice cream and cold cuts, also offers a selection of meat and fish dishes. From the cafe there is a direct view of the marina and the associated private beach which is "blue flag beach". The port is home to 3 commercial fishermen, who with their fishing cutters emphasize the maritime when they arrive at port with fresh fish, which they sell directly from the cutter. Depths: the entrance is 3 meters and the harbor basin is 2 to 5 meters deep.

The Port of Odense is at the same time Denmark's largest port in terms of area and a dynamic industrial park for many types of companies that produce, test or distribute the fantastic, international business opportunities of the future. The Port of Odense was built in the early 1800s, and much has happened since then. After more than 150 years as a busy industrial port, the harbour is now being transformed into a new, exciting area with a burgeoning cultural life. The Port of Odense comprises two main harbours, the commercial harbour (Odense Erhvervshavn) in the city area and the industrial harbour (Odense Ervervshavn) at Lindø near Munkebo to the north. The commercial harbour has three basins or docks, stretching some 3,350 m (10,990 ft) along the quay. Odense Havn owns 2,000 m (6,600 ft) of the quayside while Odense Municipality owns the remaining 1,350 m (4,430 ft). The water generally has a depth of 7.5 m (25 ft)

100 berths, Water depth: approx. 1.35 m - at the bridges from 0.4 to 1.2 m. (However, very soft bottom) In a storm from the NW approx. 1.0 m low tide. Access to electricity, fresh water, toilet/bath. At the bottom of Ellebæk Vig is the boating guild's clubhouse, and in front of the clubhouse there is a set of tables and benches where the food bought or brought with you can be enjoyed. During the sailing season, the fairway from Gamborg Fjord to Svinø is clearly marked with red and green buoys. In the harbor there is free access to toilets, showers, clubhouse and barbecue area as well as playground facilities for children. Guest sailors are welcome to use the club's facilities. The toilet and bathroom conditions are extremely nice after a renovation in 2011. In the harbor square and the green area along the harbor there are tables and benches set up where the beautiful nature can be enjoyed and where the food bought or brought with you can be enjoyed. Nice opportunities for trotting in the nearby areas. The harbor is known as the location with Denmark's most beautiful sunsets. Payment of port money is made by envelope payment.

Super nice little port with a free shower and good Wi-Fi, bikes are free to borrow and the toilets and shower are clean. The port can be called at day and night in clear and visible weather. Shortly before the harbor there is a red pole (Stern mark) with signs for max. speed (3 knots) and game reserve. Genner bay and the harbor are not lit by lighthouses, but there is light on the harbor square. Bottom nets and other fishing gear are present. There is electricity and water on the bridges. On land, there is a barbecue set up, and you can relax in our guest room or wash and dry your clothes.

The beautiful Aabenraa Fjord lies at the south-western end of the Little Belt and deep inside is the Aabenraa Sailing Club. The sailing club is the perfect sailing destination, as the fjord's protective nature offers calm waters. Aabenraa Sailing Club has room for 330 boats. The harbor is buzzing with life and a good atmosphere, and guests are more than welcome.

Augustenborg Harbour is located close to the city centre. Augustenborg Harbor is the longship quay that runs from the main road to the marina, on the side in front of the large silos. The harbor is ideal for vessels looking for longship berths close to the center with cozy shops, bakery, delicatessen and convenience stores. From the harbor there are short distances to Augustenborg Castle and Castle Church, which are definitely worth a visit. During the summer and autumn holidays, tours are organized at Augustenborg Castle. In the Castle Park you can enjoy the beautiful sculptures in the Augustiana Sculpture Park. There is free access to the castle park. The price is valid for payment via a Harba machine, a surcharge is charged for collection at the quay. Customer Support Weekdays at 8-14