Gästhamn - Hermans Heja

Hermans Heja is the home port of Sölvesborgs Segelsällskap – a scenic guest harbour on the border between Blekinge and Skåne, just a few kilometres south of the centre of Sölvesborg, located on the eastern side of Valjeviken with space for 130 boats.

The harbour is open from April to September. The approach is marked, and the fairway has a depth of around 2.3 metres, while the depth at the berths inside the harbour varies between roughly 1.7 and 2.3 metres. The number of guest berths depends on availability, with free spots typically marked by green signs. For current prices, you'll need to contact the harbour directly or check its own website.

The clubhouse offers toilets, showers and kitchen facilities, and there's even a sauna out on the pier. Pump-out for boat toilets is available, and each berth has its own power supply (Europlug) as well as access to fresh water. The harbour also has a playground, so the youngest crew members are catered for too.

A short walk from the pontoons brings you into Sölvesborg, with shopping opportunities and a charming town centre featuring winding medieval streets preserved through the centuries. Here you'll also find the ruins of Sölvesborg Castle, dating back to the 13th century. Moor up at Hermans Heja and discover both the peaceful harbour and the charming town just around the corner.