Osmussaare sadam

Harbour in Estonia · 59.2763° N · 23.4115° E

Harbour plan of Osmussaare sadam, drawn from OpenStreetMap50 mNAvailability is shown in the app only
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On the quay

Drinking water
Toilets
Waste disposal

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About the harbour

Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedfrom the harbour's website · 28 September 2026

Osmussaare sadam is a small municipal harbour on the island of Osmussaare, owned by Lääne-Nigula vald, with a harbour area of 1.12 ha.

The entrance is marked with navigation aids, and a seasonal 24-metre floating pier serves as the berth.

Drinking water is not recommended, but an outdoor toilet is available. No other services are offered, though the harbour keeps basic firefighting and pollution-control equipment on hand. Note that waste may not be left on the island.

Tie up at the 24-metre floating pier and explore the small island - just remember to take your rubbish with you.

Written by artificial intelligence from the harbour's website and may contain errors. The harbour's own information always applies. See the source

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