Klint Havn
Harbour in Denmark · 55.9593° N · 11.5954° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedvia web search · 28 September 2026Klint Havn is a small, private fishing harbour in the village of Klint in Odsherred, on the north coast of Zealand, built in 1952 by local fishermen. Today the harbour is mainly used by dinghies and small motor boats and is maintained on a voluntary basis by the Klint Bådebrolaug association.
The entrance is narrow and the water very shallow – less than one metre in most places – and boats with a draft over about 80 cm cannot enter the harbour. There are no fixed guest berths or harbour office; you moor alongside the pier or wharf wherever space allows.
The harbour has a slipway and a public toilet.
You can park your car at the harbour, from where it is roughly an 800-metre walk along Klint Havnevej to Klintebjerg, where the tall cliffs offer fine views over the Kattegat. If your boat has a shallow draft, this picturesque little harbour makes for an atmospheric stop along the Odsherred coast.
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