Jachthaven De Nadorst

Jachthaven De Nadorst is a member-run marina on the edge of the charming Overijssel town of Hasselt on the Zwarte Water, where the more urban Zwolle gives way to a beautiful natural river landscape. The area is known as the "Kop van Overijssel", with the unique Wieden and Weerribben wetlands, and Zwartsluis and Giethoorn within sailing and cycling distance.

The marina offers quiet and sheltered guest berths, and the historic centre of the Hanseatic town of Hasselt, with its shops, is within walking distance.

Each jetty has a water tap with hose, and there is limited shore power available up to a maximum of 6 amps; permanent berth holders can rent an electricity connection for longer periods. The shared area has a picnic table and a few play items for small children. A small slipway may only be used for manually launching dinghies/tenders. The sanitary building has 2 toilets, 2 washbasins and 2 showers, plus an outdoor sink for washing vegetables or dishes. There is a facility for emptying chemical toilets, but no pump-out for wastewater or bilge water – for this, members can use the nearby Jachthaven de Molenwaard free of charge. Containers for household waste and paper are available; glass and cans can be taken to the nearby supermarket. The marina has no clubhouse, restaurant or similar.

Directly across the road from the marina is the Jumbo supermarket, and the old town centre has various shops.