Snekkersten Havn

Snekkersten Havn is one of the Øresund's charming harbours, built in 1872 by the fishing villages of Snekkersten and Skotterup. The marina is home to around 140 boats and dinghies and offers a historic atmosphere close to some of the Øresund's best bathing beaches.

Guest berths are charged per night according to boat length: DKK 80 for boats up to 6.5 metres, DKK 165 for boats up to 9 metres, DKK 210 for boats over 9 metres and DKK 370 for boats over 12 metres. Short stops between 8:00 and 15:00 are free of charge, and payment is made via MobilePay or bank transfer. In winter a special agreement applies, calculated by the boat's area.

All piers and jetties have electricity and water, as well as toilet and shower facilities for visiting sailors. The marina also has a slipway for trailer boats, a crane for lifting boats up to 1.6 tonnes, a mast crane and a slipway for haul-out and launching, plus rental of a high-pressure washer and vacuum/sander for antifouling work. Café Vitus is located on site, serving brunch, lunch, dinner or a cold draft beer on the terrace, along with an ice cream kiosk.

The surrounding area offers tourist attractions, and the marina is within walking distance of Snekkersten Station, from where the coastal railway runs to Helsingør, Bakken or Copenhagen.