Råå Hamn

Råå Hamn lies at the mouth of the Råå river near Helsingborg and is a large Swedish leisure and fishing harbour with around 1200 berths spread across Småbåtshamnen, the old harbour and the river. The marina is run by Råå Hamnförening.

Depth in the harbour is 2-2.5 m at mean water level. There are no dedicated guest berths - instead visitors use free berths marked green (red means occupied). The guest berth fee is paid on arrival at a payment machine by the harbour office, either in the marina or the old harbour: under 10 m 280 SEK/night, 10-12 m 320 SEK/night, over 12 m 380 SEK/night. Boats with a Frihamn sticker pay only 90 SEK/night for up to three nights. The gate to Småbåtshamnen is open 06.00-23.00 in season, with similar hours for Åkroken.

The guest fee includes toilet and shower facilities, and wifi is available in the harbour - codes are shown on the receipt. Electricity is available at all berths via a service card. The marina has a pump-out station, a mast crane, two slipways for dinghies and smaller trailer boats, a laundry, barbecue areas and waste sorting. Nearby you'll find diesel, petrol, a boatyard, engine service and a chandlery.

Walk into town to find a shopping centre with a grocery store, state liquor shop and pharmacy, plus a restaurant and a beach close to the harbour. Tie up at a green-marked berth in Småbåtshamnen and stroll the short distance to the town's amenities.