Stadshaven
Harbour in Netherlands · 51.5061° N · 3.8900° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedfrom the harbour's website · 28 September 2026Stadshaven Goes is the former town harbour in the centre of Goes, used as a guest harbour since 1974, connected via the Goese Sas lock to Oosterschelde National Park. The marina can accommodate boats up to 2.20 metres draught and a maximum length of 18 metres.
A guest berth costs €2.60 per metre of boat length per night, paid via QR code at the pontoon or by card at the harbour office. You must leave by 11:00, otherwise another night's fee applies. Stay 7 nights and pay for only 6, stay 4 weeks and pay for only 3 - ask the harbourmaster about the options.
At "SoepUus", Kleine Kade 43, you'll find free toilets, while showers cost €1.00 per 7 minutes via QR code. Drinking water is available at water points with a Gardena fitting (€1.50 for 30 minutes), electricity costs €0.75 per kWh, and there is a washing machine (€5.00) and dryer (€3.00) in SoepUus. Waste can be disposed of in containers next to SoepUus, and much of the marina has free wifi. Note that the harbour has no facility for pumping out waste water - this is available at Jachthaven Hansa just after the lock.
The marina lies right in the centre of Goes, so shops, banks and restaurants are within walking distance.
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