Marina Kopice
Harbour in Poland · 53.6974° N · 14.5429° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedfrom the harbour's website · 28 September 2026Przystań Żeglarska in Kopice, also known as Pirate Cape Tortuga, is a small marina on the Zalew Szczeciński (Szczecin Lagoon), known for its pirate theme and atmosphere. The marina has two basins with room for around 40 sport and sailing boats with a draft of up to 70 cm and a length of up to 8 metres.
The marina is protected by breakwaters with wooden pontoons and has a harbour office (bosmanat). A slipway for launching and hauling out boats, plus a parking area with an access road, has been built by the municipality as part of the marina's development.
The marina offers sanitary facilities (toilets), lighting, and guests can connect to electricity and draw drinking water from the marina's water supply.
From the marina you can enjoy beautiful sunsets over the lagoon and watch larger vessels pass on the international waterway E-30. Next to the marina is the rental point 'Latarnik', where you can hire water sports and recreational equipment and join pirate-themed sailing trips on the Zalew Szczeciński. Berth in one of the two basins, soak up the pirate atmosphere, and head out on the water with a rented boat from 'Latarnik'.
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