Slagsta Marina
Harbour in Sweden · 59.2601° N · 17.8583° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedvia web search · 29 September 2026Slagsta Marina is a privately owned marina on Lake Mälaren in Slagsta, Botkyrka municipality, located on the lake's southern shore between Stockholm and Södertälje. The marina has around 700 boat berths and is one of the larger facilities in the area, with both in-water berths and on-land winter storage.
The guest harbour is conveniently located right next to the restaurant, the fuel station and the harbour office, and is reached easily through the marina's right-hand entrance. There are around 10 guest berths of varying sizes. The approach is marked with buoys close to shore in the western part of the marina near the fuel station, with depths in the fairway ranging between 2 and 5 metres.
At the harbour office you'll find toilets and showers, plus a sauna. At the fuel station you can fill up with both 98-octane petrol and diesel. The guest harbour also offers shore power and fresh water on the pontoons, along with a waste and recycling station. The marina has a mast crane and a slipway for hauling out and launching boats, and boat repair services are run by contractors on site. Right by the guest berths you'll also find a cosy restaurant/waterside eatery.
A short walk from the marina brings you to Fittja metro station in about 15 minutes, with a Coop grocery store even closer. The Slagstabadet recreation area with its bathing spot is also within walking distance.
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