Slottshamnen

Harbour in Sweden · 57.6353° N · 18.2815° E

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Facilities

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Pump-out

Harbour services

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About the harbour

Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedvia web search · 29 September 2026

Slottshamnen is part of Visby harbour on Gotland and is a private section of the harbour – it may not be used as a guest marina for pleasure craft. It is home to the Swedish Sea Rescue Society's station in Visby, founded in 1999 and today staffed by around 15 volunteer sea rescuers.

The surrounding Visby harbour generally has a maximum depth at the quay of 6-7 metres. Sailors looking for a guest berth in Visby are instead directed to Visby Gästhamn, which offers berths in the inner harbour, on the northern breakwater, and in the old fishing harbour.

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