Marina Sopot

Marina Sopot lies at the very end of the pier in Sopot, in the heart of the Gulf of Gdańsk, and is the newest marina in the area, opened in July 2011. The harbour offers 103 berths spread across three small basins at the base of the pier, formed by breakwaters and two floating pontoons, and can accommodate boats up to 24 metres in length with a maximum draught of 5 metres.

Call the marina on VHF channel 63. On entering, the southern breakwater lies to starboard, where larger yachts berth, while the smaller basins to port are reserved for sailing yachts, motor boats and RIBs. Berthing fees are calculated by boat length and season, with a 20% discount for berths along the Ostroga pier. Note that there is no fuel station, no slipway for larger boats and no crane at the marina, and it cannot be reached by car.

The building at the end of the pier houses the harbour office upstairs along with sanitary facilities including toilets for crews staying in the marina. The port fee covers electricity, fresh water, sanitary facilities, wifi and waste disposal, and pump-out is available for an extra charge.

Restaurant Meridian is located in the same building as the harbour office at the end of the pier. The pier itself is a public attraction with a paid entry for pedestrians during the summer season, while Plac Zdrojowy is free to visit.