Thyborøn-Harboøre Lystbådehavn

Thyborøn Lystbådehavn is a guest harbour run by Lemvig Municipality, located at Nordre Inderhavn on quays 100, 101, 102 and 103, right where the North Sea meets the Limfjord. The marina has room for around 33 boats, though in cooperation with Thyborøn Havn more boats of various sizes can usually be accommodated.

Since Nordre Inderhavn is considered a guest harbour, berths are not numbered and visiting boats may use any free berth on arrival. For leisure and commercial boats the fee is 134 DKK per day for the first three days, 45 DKK per day thereafter, and a weekly pass is also available for 311 DKK. Harbour fees are paid via the cash loader at the entrance to the sailors' facilities at the end of Den Røde Hal.

The sailors' facilities are housed in Den Røde Hal, where the ground floor has four toilets, four shower rooms and two family rooms with both shower and toilet, plus a washing machine and tumble dryer operated with the same card as showers and electricity. Upstairs there is a fully equipped kitchen free to use, opening onto two terraces. Free wifi covers the whole harbour area, there are shore power posts on the quay, and according to harbour guides you'll also find a grill area, bike rental and a slipway. The harbour refers guests to Thyborøn Havn's waste sorting plan for rubbish disposal.