Reersø Havn

Reersø Havn lies at the tip of the Reersø peninsula on the Great Belt in Kalundborg Municipality. It is an authentic working fishing harbour with roots going back generations, where fishing boats lie alongside small dinghies and the occasional visiting craft. The harbour has a good maritime atmosphere with many permanent berths, originally established by local commercial fishermen.

Visiting sailors are welcome at the harbour, and there is also space for motorhomes on a gravel parking area behind the boat shed. The slipway and the mast crane can both be used and paid for per use at the machine by the harbour office. According to a harbour guide, guest berth prices start at around DKK 130 for boats between 2 and 14 metres.

At the harbour you'll find free toilets provided by the municipality, showers, electricity and water connections on the jetties, a washing machine and dryer, a pump-out facility, a slipway, a mast crane, chandlery and boatyard services, plus bike rental, petrol and diesel, wifi, and a playground with swings, slides and a play tower, as well as a barbecue area. There are also grocery options, a café and dining places near the harbour.

Within a short walk you'll find Reersø Museum housed in a protected 18th-century building, preserved farmsteads from the same century, Reersø Kro which is older than the church, and Reersø Kirke with views over the Great Belt Bridge.