Käsmu sadam

Käsmu sadam is a small harbour in Haljala municipality in Estonia, located at Merekooli 6 in Käsmu, about 70 km east of Tallinn. The harbour has space for boats up to 10 metres and is divided into berth A (vessels up to 10+ metres) and berth B (vessels up to 6 metres). The harbour is fully protected from north and west winds and partly protected from east and south winds.

The approach is from the point 59°60.43'N; 25°92.47'E, holding a westward course parallel to the south quay; approach is recommended only in daylight. Maximum depth at the berths is 1 metre. About 30 metres from the harbour mouth there are two anchor buoys for deeper-draught vessels. Mooring is by boom, between poles, alongside the quay, or on the shoreline. A berth costs 25 EUR for up to 24 hours, and use of the anchor buoy costs 15 EUR for up to 24 hours. Monthly and seasonal tickets are also available for boats up to 6 and up to 10 metres.

The harbour has a slipway, which costs 15 EUR per launch/retrieval. There is also a floating smoke sauna at the harbour, which can be rented for 200 EUR per 4-hour heating session – booking a day in advance with the harbour master is recommended.

Moor at berth A or B in Käsmu, use the slipway to launch your boat, and book the floating sauna for a cosy end to your sailing trip.