Ledger
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9 harbours · Northern Europe
NOOSL
Aker Brygge / Oslo
Oslo, Norway
Oslo's showcase waterfront. Guest berths are scarce, the fjord is the cruising ground, and winter is ice and darkness. Large yachts use the commercial harbour by arrangement.
- Max LOA
- 40 m
- Draft
- 4 m
- VHF
- 16
Northern Europe · 59.910°N 10.727°E
NLAMS
Amsterdam Marina
Amsterdam-Noord, Netherlands
A North Sea Canal marina facing the city. Bridges, locks, commercial traffic and a low-country air-draft culture. Sixhaven and the historic inner harbours are different Amsterdam products.
- Max LOA
- 60 m
- Draft
- 3.6 m
- VHF
- 22
Northern Europe · 52.399°N 4.893°E
DKCPH
Copenhagen Ocean Quay
Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen's larger-yacht reception in a working harbour city. Langelinie, the canals and Ocean Quay are not interchangeable. Baltic ice is a winter fact further east; here the fact is wind, ferry wash and event weeks.
- Max LOA
- 140 m
- Draft
- 7 m
- VHF
- 12
Northern Europe · 55.703°N 12.597°E
HI-GB-COWES-YACHT-HAVEN
Cowes Yacht Haven
Cowes, Isle of Wight, United Kingdom
The racing harbour. Cowes Week turns a competent marina into a closed city. Tides in the Medina, ferry wash and a short season of extreme berth pressure.
- Max LOA
- 45 m
- Draft
- 3 m
- VHF
- 80
Northern Europe · 50.763°N 1.297°W
HI-GB-LYMINGTON-YACHT-HAVEN
Lymington Yacht Haven
Lymington, United Kingdom
A marsh-creek Solent marina with a town that still feels like a yacht harbour. Tide, mud and a short approach channel are the constraints; the New Forest is the reward.
- Max LOA
- 30 m
- Draft
- 2.5 m
- VHF
- 80
Northern Europe · 50.752°N 1.528°W
GBSOU
Ocean Village
Southampton, United Kingdom
A locked marina in the Southampton Water system. Tides, lock cycles and the Marchwood / container-port neighbours define arrivals. Cowes is the Solent stage; this is the city-and-crew-change harbour.
- Max LOA
- 40 m
- Draft
- 3.2 m
- VHF
- 80
Northern Europe · 50.896°N 1.392°W
HI-IE-CROSSHAVEN
Royal Cork / Crosshaven
Crosshaven, Cork Harbour, Ireland
The world's oldest yacht club in a serious natural harbour. Atlantic landfall, racing pedigree, and a weather-hole that is still a tide-and-mud conversation up the Owenabue.
- Max LOA
- 30 m
- Draft
- 3 m
- VHF
- 16/14
Northern Europe · 51.807°N 8.401°W
GBLON
St Katharine Docks
Tower Bridge, London, United Kingdom
A locked historic dock beside Tower Bridge. Air draft, lock booking, the Thames Barrier and the river's commercial traffic are all first-class constraints. The product is London, not a cruising basin.
- Max LOA
- 50 m
- Draft
- 3 m
- VHF
- 80
Northern Europe · 51.507°N 0.071°W
SESTO
Wasahamnen
Djurgården, Stockholm, Sweden
A city-centre guest harbour on Djurgården. The archipelago is the real product; this is the capital landing. Bridges, guest-harbour etiquette and a short ice-free season.
- Max LOA
- 30 m
- Draft
- 3 m
- VHF
- 16
Northern Europe · 59.328°N 18.094°E