Museumshafen Kappeln

Museumshafen Kappeln is a traditional harbour on the Schlei in Kappeln, where old gaff-rigged working ships, replicas of rescue and cargo vessels, and classic wooden yachts lie moored at a rustic jetty with thick, white-painted piles. The marina sits close to the town's bascule bridge, and the many wooden masts can be seen from afar.

Guest berths cost 2.00 €/m of total length per day, including shore power and fresh water. Stay at least 6 days and the rate drops to 10.00 €/m for the whole period, and from 21 days it falls to 30.00 €/m. There are also summer, winter and year-round berths at 130 €/m, 80 €/m and 150 €/m respectively, all plus electricity.

Shore power and fresh water are available at the jetty for the moored boats.

The harbour is a lively attraction in Kappeln, where passers-by can daily watch traditional craftsmanship such as splicing, caulking and mast-building up close. Tie up at the rustic jetty and experience the old ships' history first-hand.