Kivenlahden venesatama

Kivenlahden venekerho (KLV) is a boat club founded in 1972 with almost 500 members, whose home marina lies in the sheltered Marinsatama in Kivenlahti, Espoo. It is about four nautical miles out to open water via the Espoonlahti fjord.

The marina offers berths to members along with joint launching and hauling of boats four times a year, plus the option of crane lifting and cradle storage over winter. Electricity and water are connected to the pontoons once the frost period is over, with power switched off on 1 December; during winter, power is only available on a few weekends.

On the marina grounds you'll find a restaurant, a waste collection point, a hazardous-waste station, and a pump-out facility for holding tanks. The area has camera surveillance and security guarding, plus a covered hall for mast storage. The marina is certified as a Roope-satama by the association Pidä Saaristo Siistinä ry.

The club also has five island harbours, the most popular being Bergelä in the Inkoo archipelago, which features well-kept pontoons with electricity, a cosy shared cottage, a barbecue shelter and a sauna.