Uusimaa Marinas & Guest Harbors
A map of 6 Marinas & Guest Harbors in Uusimaa.
Pihlajasaari Venevalkama
Pihlajasaari guest marina, located on the north side of the island, offers 24 berths and 21 buoy berths, with an overnight fee of 18 €/night during summer and free for day visitors. There are no other safe spots to land a boat on the island.
Uutela satama
VUK (Vuosaarien Urheilukalastajat ry), an association in Helsinki, promotes recreational fishing and boating. Established in 1965, it has over 300 berths and a sheltered harbor with over 500 members. The association offers boat moorings, electricity, water distribution, joint boat launches, trailer ramps, mast cranes, guards, and storage facilities.
Kaunissaari Retkisatama
Kaunissaari guest marina is located on the island's east side, offering a sheltered bay and peaceful atmosphere. The restaurant & excursion center provides services, while the city of Helsinki maintains the island. The marina has 80 buoy and mooring places, and day admission is free until 6:00 PM. The depth of the marina is 1.9 meters.
Lähteelän retkisatama
Villaluodot Venelaituri
Linlon satama
Linlo Island, adjacent to Linlo Harbour, offers over 300 berths for boaters from Kirkkonummi, with berths also available to those outside the locality if space permits.
Marinas & Guest Harbors in Uusimaa
Moor your boat safely. Guest harbors provide amenities like electricity and showers for a comfortable overnight stay.
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