Port 110

Port Śródlądowy in Iława is a modern inland marina in the Warmia-Mazury region, built in 2015 at the southern end of Lake Jeziorak, Poland's longest lake, at ul. Chodkiewicza 5. The marina has berths for pleasure craft, sailing yachts, passenger vessels (up to 24 m) and cargo ships, plus a hangar with 12 winter storage spaces for boats.

Entry and mooring take place at designated, marked berths assigned by the harbourmaster; sailing yachts must enter and leave with the mast up and without sails set. Arrival must be reported via the ESOK system or by phone/in person to the harbour office. A stay of up to 5 hours costs 40 zł, a full 24-hour stay costs 70 zł in season (25 April-15 October), while an off-season 24-hour stay costs 30 zł. Payment is made in advance at the harbour cash desk in building E (Centrum Obsługi Pasażerów) by cash, card or bank transfer; electricity, water, showers, laundry and pump-out are paid for with a special payment card.

The marina offers toilets and washbasins (free for guest sailors), showers (10 zł per 4 minutes), a washing machine (10 zł per cycle), drinking water on the pontoon (10 zł per 50 litres), shore power, a dishwashing point with cold and hot water, pump-out of chemical toilets and holding tanks (10 zł per discharge), a crane for launching/hauling boats, a slipway, and a workshop for minor boat repairs.