Stocka Gästhamn

Stocka Gästhamn is a small guest harbour in Nordanstig municipality in Hälsingland, on the Bothnian Sea coast north of Hudiksvall. The harbour sits sheltered behind piers in the former sawmill village of Stocka, where traces of the mill era (in operation from the 1850s to 1993) still give the place its character.

The harbour operates on a drop-in basis, so you don't need to book a berth in advance. Depths in the harbour vary between about 1.5 and 4.0 metres depending on location and water level, and mooring is at your own risk. Check-in is from 1 pm, and check-out is by 1 pm at the latest. The harbour is open all year round.

As a guest you have access to water and a toilet, as well as showers and a service building. There is a washing machine, and pump-out is available for emptying your boat's holding tank. The harbour asks guests to sort their waste for recycling. Shore power can be connected for a small extra fee. Right at the quay you can fill up with both petrol and diesel year-round.

Directly adjacent to the harbour you'll find Café & Restaurant Måsen along with a craft shop selling local handicrafts. The lively fishing village of Rönnskär is just 200 metres from the guest harbour, and on your way in you'll pass the old pilot station at Ingaskär.