Marinas in Flevoland

Flevoland is new land in the middle of the water: the IJsselmeer and the Markermeer on one side, the Randmeren on the other, and the Hoge and Lage Vaart straight across the polder.

Lelystad is the province's harbour town, with the Bataviahaven and large marinas on the Markermeer and the IJsselmeer and the locks in the Houtribdijk at the door. Urk is the old island, now a fishing village on the IJsselmeer coast with the harbour in the centre. On the south side lie Zeewolde, Biddinghuizen and Almere on the Randmeren and the Gooimeer: shallow, sheltered water with beaches, where the Veluwemeer and the Wolderwijd are the most popular stretches. The canals through the polder link Dronten and Biddinghuizen with both sides.

Lelystad and Zeewolde have the most harbours, then Biddinghuizen, Almere and Dronten. Flevoland is the province for a home port with space and modern facilities, less than an hour from the Randstad, with the open water of the IJsselmeer and the shelter of the Randmeren both within reach. Six harbours fly the Blue Flag.

All 29 marinas in Flevoland side by side, with facilities, number of berths and maximum boat sizes. Blue Flag: 6 · visitor berths: 9.