Baagø Havn

Bågø Havn is a municipally owned marina on the island of Bågø, right in the middle of the Little Belt between Jutland and Funen. The harbour consists of a basin roughly 90 by 85 metres plus a ferry berth, and it offers 49 pile moorings, with additional room to berth alongside the pier.

The depth in the entrance channel is 3.0 metres, and within the harbour basin the depth is 2.5-3.0 metres. The largest vessels able to enter the harbour are around 25 metres long, 6 metres wide, with a draft of 2.5 metres. A speed limit of 4 knots applies within the harbour area, and harbour dues are paid via a vending machine. Guest berths start from 124 DKK per night for boats up to 7 metres.

The harbour has a service building with a kiosk, waiting room and covered terrace, along with toilets, showers, a washing machine and tumble dryer. Water and electricity are available on the piers, and guests can use wifi. You'll also find self-service bike rental, a slipway for smaller boats, plus a playground and a barbecue area.

Bågø is a small, peaceful farming island with a church and traditional farms. Walking and cycling routes take you to Bågø Naturcenter, birdwatching towers by the island's lakes, and pleasant beaches, while the harbour kiosk sells groceries, ice cream and takeaway food during the summer season. There's also a campsite close to the ferry berth.