Hårbølle Havn

Hårbølle Havn is a small, charming marina on the west coast of Møn facing the Grønsund sound, in Vordingborg Municipality. The harbour has been newly renovated with new piers and pontoons, and is shaped by an active sailing club and local fishermen, giving the place a lively yet relaxed atmosphere.

The approach to the small harbour is straightforward, and you can sail directly in to see if a guest berth is available. Harbour fees are paid at the self-service machine by the harbour office, where opening hours are shown on the information boards, and the code for the showers and toilets is obtained at the same place. There is also a ticket machine for the slipway, where the ticket is split into two parts for the trailer and the boat.

At the harbour you'll find toilet and shower facilities, electricity and drinking water, plus free wifi. You can rent a bike, use the grill area, or enjoy the small café and shop Hårbølle Havne Høker, which sells coffee, ice cream, sandwiches and local produce. The harbour also has space for motorhomes, and there is a playground for children.

Take a walk to the nearby beach, or explore the village of Hårbølle with its galleries, potters and glass artists. The area borders Fanefjord, a shallow Natura 2000 site with footpaths through coastal meadows and grazing land, and the whole of Møn has been designated Denmark's only UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.