Ängelholm

Description

NV Cruising Guide

Navigation

The approach to the fired port is possible day and night. It is made at 099 ° in a fire in line (per F.G), which leads through the fired pier heads into the river course. The target depth is 2.4m, but the approach tends to silting up (especially just outside the pier heads). Therefore, the harbour should only be approached to 1.7m draught.

Berths

Guests berth  on the port side in front of the footbridge at approx. 2m water depth. In addition, guest berths can be made with the permission of the harbour master in the southern harbour basin at 1.5 - 2 m water depth.

Surroundings

The modern marina offers services such as mast crane, boat equipment, fuel and repair services. Further shopping facilities are available in the nearby village of Skälderviken.

NV Land Guide

While the town of 30,000 inhabitants is an idyllic small town, the opposite is true of the marina. This is not only due to the large "Volvo Penta" building in the "sterile" harbour area, but also because of the railway line and the road. The railway and the traffic road separate the suburban villas from the berths. The background noise of cars and trains is disturbing. The huge, leafy harbour apron of the large complex is a parking lot in summer for fairs held immediately south of the harbour.

The first "ray of hope" south of the harbour are the beautiful dune beaches, the second the small town of Ängelholm, whose centre, however, lies three kilometres south of the harbour.

The river Rönne Aa meanders between the houses and green spaces of the town, which was founded in 1516. To this day, the town has retained its medieval structures with narrow streets and low houses. A special attraction is the Craft Museum at Tingstorget, which was once the town's prison.

Marina Information

Contact

Surroundings

Electricity

Water

Toilet

Shower

Restaurant

Crane

Atm

Internet

Fuel

Grocery

Boatyard

Ramp

Public Transport

Garbage

Sewage