Dellewal
Harbour in Netherlands · 53.3650° N · 5.2238° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedfrom the harbour's website · 27 September 2026Waddenhaven Terschelling is a harbour combining a commercial port (Werkhaven) with facilities for leisure craft, located at Werkhaven 1 in West Terschelling.
On the pontoons you'll find electricity cabinets and water taps, operated via a shore-power app. Fuel bunkering is available at the commercial harbour by contacting a local fuel supplier.
Shower and toilet facilities are located in the shower building on the commercial harbour site; the showers run on coins, and money can be exchanged at the harbour office during opening hours. At the two pontoon ramps and in the corner of the harbour opposite the tourist office, there are bins for household waste, which require an Omrin environmental pass obtainable from the harbour office. Extra bins are placed near the harbour office during high season. Cardboard and glass are collected separately at the start of Molenstraat. Grey water from showers and toilets can be pumped out via pump-out stations on the pontoons using a special key (Pompsepkey), available from the harbour office; discharging grey water in the harbour is not permitted. Unfortunately, bilge water cannot be disposed of on Terschelling.
Moor at the pontoons and make use of the good facilities for water, power and waste while you explore West Terschelling.
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