Stubbekøbing

Stubbekøbing Harbour is a municipal marina on the north coast of Falster, where the marina and the commercial port lie side by side, creating plenty of activity around the basin. The harbour sits centrally in Stubbekøbing, regarded as Denmark's oldest market town, and it is approached directly from the sailing channel in Grønsund, making it a natural stop along the sound. The pontoons have been gradually renovated with 4-5 metre wide berths, and from the harbour you enjoy views of the Farø bridges.

You pay harbour dues at a vending machine by credit card, with the price covering two people while children under 12 sail for free; showers, electricity, water and wifi are included in the price, and motorhomes are welcome too. The harbour has an active club life centred on the Sejl- og Motorbådsklubben Grønsund, which among other things arranges regattas throughout the summer.

At the harbour you'll find toilets, showers, drinking water, shore power at the berths and free wifi across the entire harbour area. There is a slipway, a mast crane, and a network of local businesses that can help with repairs and new installations on boats. You can refuel with diesel, do your laundry for a fee, and there are grocery options such as SPAR and Netto less than a kilometre from the harbour, plus fresh bread from the local petrol station. A barbecue area, playground and shelter create a cosy atmosphere, and bicycle rental is also available.