Hardeshøj Færgebro

Hardeshøj Ferry Pier is the former steamship bridge in the village of Hardeshøj on northern Als, which today serves as a landing place for pleasure craft and larger cutters. The harbour falls under Sønderborg Municipality and sits next to the newer ferry berth, where the ferry Bitten sails between Hardeshøj and Ballebro.

Harbour fees can be paid via the Harba app or MobilePay, and the price is stated to include power, shower and water. No information on VHF channel, entrance depth or number of berths is available from official sources.

Facilities at the harbour are limited: there is a toilet as well as a shower, drinking water and shore power at the quay. You should bring your own provisions, as the nearest shopping is in Nordborg, about 7.7 km away.

Within walking distance you'll find the old Hardeshøj Kro from 1721, now converted into holiday homes, and to the west lies a large beach area protected under the nature conservation act. The ferry brings life to the place, and the many ships passing through Als Fjord make for a beautiful sight. Tie up at this historic pier and enjoy the quiet, with the ferry traffic and the view over the fjord for company.