Holte Havn

Holte Havn is a small harbour and outing destination right on the shore of Lake Vejlesø in Holte, north of Copenhagen. The harbour was originally built in 1898 on the initiative of Lystfiskeriforeningen, Denmark's oldest angling association, and today it is a welcoming gathering place for the whole family during the summer season.

At the harbour there is a small berth for smaller sailing boats and a slipway, and the local passenger boat Baadfarten operates routes from here to Jægerhuset, Kollekolle, Frederiksdal and Furesøbad among other destinations. Depths, VHF channel and guest berth prices are not stated in the available sources.

On site you'll find a café and eatery selling ice cream, serving a varied café menu. There is also rowing boat rental with eight boats, a playground featuring nature-inspired play elements, and public toilets.

The harbour sits within the green Holte Havn Park, which has a flower meadow and wind art, and parking is available in the park. It's a short walk to Holte Station, giving easy access by suburban train from both north and south. Stop by for a coffee by the lakeside or rent a rowing boat and set off to explore Vejlesø.