Skærbæk Fiskerihavn
Harbour in Denmark · 55.5129° N · 9.6293° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedvia web search · 29 September 2026Skærbæk Fiskerihavn (Fishing Harbour) is an active working harbour on Kolding Fjord near the Little Belt, just a few kilometres from Fredericia. Commercial fishermen still land their catch here, and the harbour is used daily by both recreational anglers and leisure boaters, giving it a genuine, authentic harbour atmosphere with fishing cutters and a busy slipway.
Boats up to 15 metres can moor as guests, with the fee running to a couple of hundred kroner per night depending on the boat's length. If your boat needs to come ashore, the harbour has a slipway able to handle vessels up to 20 tonnes (for long-keel boats), along with a crane with a lifting capacity of up to 3.5 tonnes.
The harbour's facilities are primarily geared towards launching and hauling out: a slipway and a crane are available for visitors.
Right next to the fishing harbour lies Skærbæk Marina, and from there it's a short walk to the Blue Flag beach at Skærbæk Strandpark as well as restaurants in the area. From the quay there are also good chances of catching sea trout in spring, plus garfish and the occasional flatfish in season. Stop by Skærbæk Fiskerihavn and experience the genuine fishing-harbour atmosphere combined with the scenic surroundings of the Little Belt.
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