Hvalpsund Fiskerihavn

Hvalpsund Fiskerihavn is a historic fishing harbour in the town of Hvalpsund on the Limfjord, in Vesthimmerland Municipality. The harbour was built in 1927, at the same time as a ferry port was established in the town, and back then it came with a fish freezing plant, smokehouse, fishmeal factory and fish export business. The fishing harbour sits side by side with Hvalpsund Lystbådehavn (the pleasure boat marina) in the small harbour town, which today has around 638 inhabitants.

As a visiting sailor you pay harbour dues based on your boat's length, with prices starting from around 135 DKK per night. Using the toilet and shower costs a small additional fee per shower. You can moor alongside the quay or anchor in the harbour.

At Hvalpsund Fiskerihavn you'll find toilets and showers as well as shore power on the pontoons. There are also grocery shopping options nearby, a restaurant close by, and a playground for children. The harbour also has a small chandlery (seashop) for boat supplies.

Hvalpsund is a small community on the Limfjord with access to several fjord branches, and you'll find shops within short walking distance of the harbour. Tie up at Hvalpsund Fiskerihavn and experience the authentic atmosphere of an old Danish fishing harbour by the fjord.