The Hague and coastal Rijnland marinas

Between The Hague and Leiden runs the Vliet, an old towpath canal with marinas in Leidschendam and on the edge of The Hague; on the coast lies the marina of Scheveningen.

The Vliet and the waterways around it are for sloops and small motorboats: narrow, with many bridges and no waves, and with the city and the beach a bike ride away. By the Vliet you reach the Oude Rijn and the Kaag lakes at Leiden, the start of the Holland lakes; southward the Schie leads to Delft and Rotterdam. The sea is reached only through Scheveningen, a sea harbour of its own without a link to the inland waters, or through the locks at IJmuiden and Rotterdam.

Leidschendam has the most harbours; there are club harbours in The Hague, Wassenaar, Schipluiden and near Katwijk and Noordwijk. This is the area for a boat close to home in the Randstad, for an afternoon's trip to Leiden or Delft, and for offshore sailors using Scheveningen as a home port or as a stop along the coast.

All 8 marinas in the The Hague and coastal Rijnland sailing area, grouped by water, with facilities, number of berths and maximum boat sizes. Blue Flag: 1 · visitor berths: 3.