De Waterlelie
Harbour in Netherlands · 51.8047° N · 4.5782° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedvia web search · 30 September 2026WSV de Waterlelie is a small club-run marina in Puttershoek, based at the Lorregat, a side branch of the Oude Maas. The club was founded in 1975, and the harbour covers an area of 2,060 m² with a length of 240 metres, offering a total of 37 permanent berths.
Visiting sailors are always welcome as long as a berth is free. As soon as you leave the harbour you are directly on the Oude Maas, from where you can sail on to historic towns such as Brielle or Schiedam.
The harbour has no sanitary facilities such as toilets or showers, as it is mainly used by permanent berth holders who live close by. Electricity and fresh water are available on a limited basis and only upon request.
About a ten-minute walk from the harbour lies the village of Puttershoek with a small shopping area at Oranjeplein, offering two supermarkets, a drugstore, two bakeries, various clothing shops and eateries. Tie up at the Lorregat and enjoy the quiet nature around the Oude Maas as your starting point for exploring the area.
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