Marinas in Groningen
Groningen is sailed on 'diepen' and canals, from the city to the Lauwersmeer and the Dollard, with the Zuidlaardermeer, the Schildmeer and the Oldambtmeer as wider water and the Wadden Sea on the northern edge.
The Reitdiep is the finest route: from the city of Groningen past Winsum and Aduarderzijl to Zoutkamp and the Lauwersmeer, where the lock to the Wadden lies at Lauwersoog. The Van Starkenborgh and Eems canals are the standing-mast route from Friesland to Delfzijl and the Ems, with the city halfway. In the east lie the Oldambtmeer at Blauwestad and Beerta and the canals to Bourtange and Ter Apel, where the Haren-Rütenbrock canal runs to Germany. It is quiet water with many bridges and little wave.
Kropswolde on the Zuidlaardermeer and the city of Groningen have the most harbours; there are small harbours in Zoutkamp, Winsum, Beerta and Blauwestad and the sea harbour of Delfzijl. Groningen is the province for escaping the crowds, for the passage to the Wadden by Lauwersoog or Delfzijl, and for German visitors entering the inland waters from the Ems.
All 29 marinas in Groningen side by side, with facilities, number of berths and maximum boat sizes. Blue Flag: 3 · visitor berths: 12.
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Collected from public sources and possibly incomplete. When in doubt, check with the marina.
By province
By sailing area
- IJsselmeer
- Frisian lakes
- Markermeer
- Amsterdam and North Sea Canal
- Wadden Sea
- Randmeren, Eem and Flevoland
- Zeeland and South Holland Delta
- Holland lakes and Green Heart
- Meuse and Maasplassen lakes
- Great rivers and Biesbosch
- Vecht valley and Twente
- The Hague and coastal Rijnland
- Rotterdam and Nieuwe Waterweg
- North of North Holland
- West Brabant and the Mark
- Northwest Overijssel (Weerribben-Wieden)
- Groningen and Drenthe