Marinas in Denmark

A calm, well‑kept harbour on the north coast of Funen, close to Bogense’s old town. Practical stop with coastal views and an easy waterfront stroll to shops, cafés and everyday services.

New marina on an artificial island in the Wadden Sea National Park, built 2017-2019. Access runs through a storm surge gate that closes when exceptional high water is forecast — more often in winter.

Kaløvig Bådelaug's own harbour on Kalø Vig, 15 km north of Aarhus — around 550 berths in a lagoon around a central island, Blue Flag for both harbour and beach.

Small motorboat harbour with 55 privately owned berths. Maximum 8.5 m length and 0.8 m draught, and only enterable in a window around high water. Free-harbour member. The world's first smolt reef lies just outside.

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Assens Marina sits on the west coast of Funen, right by the Little Belt. A calm, practical stop beside the town, it offers an easy approach for coastal cruising and a pleasant, low-key atmosphere.

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Agernæs Havn sits on the Agernæs peninsula near Ebberup on West Funen. A small, no‑frills harbour with a calm, rural feel and wide views across Helnæs Bay, it works well as a simple, practical waypoint.

Mullerup Marina is a cozy and peaceful marina by Musholm Bay with access to beach, nature and modern facilities. The marina offers permanent berths, guest berths, a slipway and a relaxed harbor atmosphere close to Skipperkroen, beach café and seaside experiences.

Lemvig Marina lies behind a stone mole at Vinkelhage on the north shore of Lem Vig: three pontoon rows, sailing-club run since 1977, and the Planet Path into town.

A compact, traditional harbour on quiet Drejø. Calm, rural surroundings make it an easy pause between the isles, with basic provisions and island walks a short stroll from the quay.

A calm village harbour on the south coast of Zealand. Quiet surroundings and a practical stop between Stigsnæs and Karrebæksminde make it a straightforward waypoint for coastal cruising.

Havnsø Havn sits on the sheltered shore of Nekselø Bay in Kalundborg Municipality. A calm, practical stop for coastal sailors with a small-town feel and easy access to the surrounding nature.

Private co-operative harbour with 180 pontoon berths, built in 1988 beside the old ferry quay. Mid-Little Belt at the mouth of Haderslev Fjord, with a strong and irregular current in Årø Sound.

Family-run harbour with 216 berths on the south side of Augustenborg Fjord, with its own boatyard, winter storage and campsite. The fjord is enclosed and gives good shelter, but neither fjord nor harbour is lit.

The western of Ærøskøbing's two basins, sheltered behind Dejrø and Urehoved. Approach through Møllegab, where the marks must be followed closely. The harbour sits almost inside the listed town centre.

145 berths on the north side of the Limfjord, run by Jammerbugt Municipality. Shower, electricity and water are included in the dues, and the washing machine, dryer and bicycles are free. The channel silts up every year.

Municipal fishing, commercial and yacht harbour on Bornholm's west coast. Enterable round the clock and in any weather, unlike its neighbours. Transformed 2010-13 with a harbour bath and sauna.

A calm, well-kept harbour on Hobro’s waterfront at the head of Mariager Fjord, offering a practical pause after the scenic run up the fjord and easy access to the town’s everyday conveniences.

Private harbour combining commerce, fishing, ferry and yachts in one complex. Visitors are directed to the Yderhavn, the yacht harbour or the Sydhavn; the commercial harbour is closed to yachts.

The oldest and liveliest of the four basins at Juelsminde Havn & Marina, with the Stormolen quay, the harbour crane and most of the eating places.

One of Denmark's largest and busiest marinas — four basins with around 500 berths, in the middle of Juelsminde and right beside the main cruising route. Over 10,000 visiting boats a year.