Krabbershaven
Harbour in Netherlands · 52.6972° N · 5.2872° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedfrom the harbour's website · 27 September 2026Buyshaven is a sheltered and beautifully located marina in Enkhuizen, owned by the Koninklijke Nederlandsche Zeil- & Roeivereeniging (KNZ&RV), with 380 berths for sailing and motor boats for both members and visiting yachtsmen.
At the entrance to Buyshaven/Krabbersgat you'll find a reporting jetty on the port side (jetty W), where the harbour master assigns you a guest berth. The berth can be used until noon, and the fee includes use of the sanitary facilities, shore power, water and the marina's free wifi. Shore power is limited to a maximum of 16 amps/1300 watts.
The harbour building offers showers and toilets open 24 hours a day, including a family- and disabled-friendly shower/toilet, as well as a washing machine and dryer (tokens available from the harbour master). Drinking water taps are found along the jetties, and there are containers for household waste, paper and glass plus a pump-out station for waste water arranged via the harbour master. A narrow slipway for smaller boats/RIBs lies south-southwest of the harbour building, there's a barbecue area (booked via the harbour master), a playground between the jetties, bicycle rental (2.5 hours at a time), parking on the marina's own fenced and camera-monitored grounds, and a weather forecast board and notice board. The clubhouse De Kombuys sells drinks on an honesty basis and can be rented for meetings.
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