Gråsten Havn

Gråsten Havn is a small municipal marina in Nybøl Nor by the Flensburg Fjord, located in the heart of the South Jutland town of Gråsten. The harbour is a charming little harbour with 15 berths, and it lies between the Flensburg Fjord and Nybøl Nor.

To reach the harbour you must sail into Nybøl Nor and pass under the Egernsund Bridge, which only opens once an hour. Harbour fees are paid via the Harba app or MobilePay, and the price includes electricity, showers and water.

Onboard you'll find good facilities: the building next to the clubhouse offers fine shower and toilet facilities, and bicycles can be rented for shopping trips and outings in the area. On the harbour's common ground you'll find parking, a playground and a barbecue area, and there are also two mast cranes which club members can use freely, while visitors can use them for a fee when available.

The harbour is conveniently located, as it is only a few hundred metres to the town centre with good shopping options. Good places to visit are Gråsten Palace Gardens and Palace Church, as well as the Royal Kitchen Garden, and the town also has a fine collection of sculptures, including Dronningen, a work of art by H.R.H. Prince Henrik. Come ashore in Gråsten and enjoy the charm of this royal town and its short walk to the sights.