Lindauer Segler-Club
Harbour in Germany · 47.5441° N · 9.6876° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedfrom the harbour's website · 27 September 2026Lindauer Segler-Club runs a historic marina on the beautiful island of Lindau on Lake Constance, with 110 water berths and 50 dinghy spaces ashore. The harbour has grown over 125 years since the club was founded in 1889.
Visiting sailors can moor at berths where the occupancy board shows green – no berths are reserved, so bring your own suitably sized mooring lines. You are welcome to stay one night; if you wish to extend your stay, contact the harbourmaster. The overnight fee is dropped in the letterbox by the steps down to the toilets, where you can also pay to use the slipway.
The harbour has toilets, and waste containers stand in a white shed west of the clubhouse. There is a club-owned crane (up to 6 tonnes) at the harbour in Zech, though it is out of service from 8 June to September. Boats can be launched at the slipway for a fee. In the clubhouse, built in 1993, you'll find the restaurant Tino's Mole 3, which is closed on Tuesdays.
The nearest public recycling point for glass and paper is 50 metres west of the harbour. Moor at a green berth and head straight to Tino's Mole 3 for a bite to eat after your sail.
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