Voer Fähranleger

Marina

Last edited 18.01.2023 at 13:17 by NV Charts Team

Latitude

56° 31’ 12.8” N

Longitude

10° 13’ 48.7” E

Description

Small bulwark on the eastern shore of Randersfjord.

NV Cruising Guide

Navigation

The approach to the jetty is possible day and night. It takes place directly from the fairway.

Berths

Yachts can moor at the head of the somewhat dilapidated bulwark and the tailrace. One lies here uneasily directly at the fairway on 4 m or 2.5 m water depth. Shore leave is made difficult by a parapet about 1 m high.

Surroundings

Besides a very simple dry toilet you will find no service or supply facilities. There is a ferry connection to the opposite shore, to Mellerup.

NV Land Guide

Since the passing commercial shipping makes for restless moorings, only a few pleasure boaters will make their way to the bulwark of the ferry station, which has existed for 400 years. If you moor here, we recommend a trip to the castle of Stenalt, four kilometres away (walk two kilometres inland to Voer, in the village turn right at the second crossroads towards Stenalt). The main building and the stables were built in 1799 in the Italian town palace style by the owner because he had fallen in love with an Italian princess.

The park was also laid out by Italian gardeners for her sake. When everything was finished, the princess changed her mind and married a fellow countryman, while the Danish nobleman kept the park as a constant reminder of his unhappy love. The castle is not open to the public.