Augustenborg Yachthavn

Augustenborg Yachthavn is a marina on Augustenborg Fjord on the island of Als, known among sailors as the pearl of Als. The marina has four pontoons plus a travel-lift basin for launching and hauling out, and it serves as a popular refuge in bad weather with easy access to sailing in the South Funen Archipelago, the Sound, the Little Belt and the Flensburg Fjord.

The guest berth fee is split into five price groups by boat length: 170 DKK up to 8 m, 190 DKK from 8-10 m, 210 DKK from 10-12 m, 230 DKK from 12-14 m, and 260 DKK from 14 m and above. Electricity costs 20 DKK per day, and a 10-minute shower costs 5 DKK.

Each pontoon has service posts with electricity and water taps, every other one fitted with 50 m algae-free hoses. The car park is no more than 5 m from each pontoon. Next to the sanitary buildings there is a newly fitted laundry room and a pump-out station for chemical toilets, while on the other side of the harbour by the large quay wall there is a pump-out facility for holding tanks. The marina also has a modern boatyard with a brand-new travel lift, and there is a chandlery nearby stocking fenders, rope and fittings. For children there's a large playground with equipment from Kompan and two sandpits, and in the adjoining woodland there is a barbecue area with a view over the harbour, popular among guest sailors as a lunch spot.