Borstahusen - Marina

Description

NV Cruising Guide

Navigation

The approach to the fired harbour is possible day and night. It takes place in the white sector of the pier light (LFl.WRG.7,5s). In front of the entrance there is a pair of unfired buoys, from which a 150 m long and 30 m wide dredging channel leads to the harbour. The channel has a target depth of 2.0 m. Lower depths must be expected due to the risk of silting.

Berths

Guest boats are moored on the inside of the north pier alongside or on stern buoys as well as in free boxes (green sign), but here after consultation with the harbour master. The jetties for fishermen in the inner part of the harbour may not be used by yachts. The target depth is 1,5 - 2m, but you have to reckon with heavy siltation. The stern buoys on the north pier have been replaced by finger pontoons.

Surroundings

At the harbour you will find a bakery and a kiosk, a bunker, shipyard services and the usual sanitary facilities. Further supply possibilities exist in the nearby Swedish city of Landskrona. The harbour has STF guest harbour standard.

NV Land Guide

The place is a mixture of modern suburb and old fishing village. Names like Fiskehamnsstraede and Matrosengatan are reminders of what it was still mainly about here at the beginning of the 20th century, fishing and seafaring. The "heirs of the seafarers" here are the pleasure boaters, while only a few cutters and a number of recreational fishermen still keep fishing alive. The fishermen's cottages, once typical of the whole village, still line the "harbour mile" and the nearby centre around the former net meadows still has the typical old structures, although the protection of historical monuments obviously took a back seat to renovations.

The fishermen have stored their fishing gear in red wooden sheds at the harbour. Provisions are available in the village, a child-friendly swimming area on the northern breakwater and a children's playground north of the harbour apron. 500 metres to the north is a large campsite, adjoined by a golf course.

Marina Information

Contact

Surroundings

Electricity

Water

Toilet

Shower

Restaurant

Crane

Atm

Fuel

Boatyard

Ramp

Public Transport

Garbage