Karrebæksminde Inderhavn

Karrebæksminde Inderhavn is a marina run by Næstved Sejlklub, located inside the well-known Karrebæksminde Bridge in the idyllic coastal town of Karrebæksminde by the Småland Waters. The harbour has 211 slips spread across three piers, with each slip marked for width between the guide piles.

The bridge into the inner harbour opens every hour from 1 May to 30 September, and outside this period the bridge staff can be called on VHF channel 12. After passing through the bridge, remember to keep the west mark at "Rotteøen" on your port side. As a visiting sailor you pay from 220 DKK per night for a boat up to 15 metres and 440 DKK for boats between 15.10 and 30 metres, with payment made at a vending machine in the harbour.

Facilities in the inner harbour are top notch and included in the port dues: you'll find toilets, showers, shore power at the berths, a washer and dryer, and pump-out facilities. There's a slipway and a crane, and diesel is purchased through the harbourmaster. The clubhouse has a television for guests to use freely, there's a large playground for children, and plenty of tables and benches for a barbecue - even a covered area in case the weather turns. Conditions in the inner harbour are usually pleasant since the harbour faces east while the wind is typically westerly.

Just 250 metres from the inner harbour lies one of the country's best beaches, staffed in summer by lifeguards from the Tryg Foundation.